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Parliament could be reconvened immediately if Boris Johnson is ruled to have suspended it unlawfully.

Billions will be spent on public ownership schemes to accelerate the "green industrial revolution".

There was initial confusion over the result of the vote on Labour's stance in a future Brexit referendum.

The prime minister insists he acted in "the proper way" after accusations of a conflict of interest when he was London mayor.

Shadow Chancellor John McDonnell has pledged to move towards a 32-hour working week in the UK by 2030.

The shadow foreign secretary condemns Boris Johnson as "utterly unsuited" to the job of prime minister.

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MSPs will debate the Climate Change Bill which sets a net-zero emissions target.

The court has been considering whether Boris Johnson's suspension of Parliament was lawful.

John McDonnell also vows to eliminate in-work poverty if Labour wins power at the next election.

The shadow chancellor says he will back Remain in a public vote, but supports his leader's promise to offer the public a Labour-negotiated option to leave as well.

A newspaper says an associate of Boris Johnson was given public money when he was London mayor.

The shadow chancellor says his party is having an "honest, democratic debate" over Brexit.

Radical policies and internal splits in equal measure at Labour's annual conference.

The Welsh Government would campaign for remain in any Labour-led referendum, Jeremy Miles says.

The prime minister declines to rule out military action ahead of talks with Iran at the UN.

Members at the party's annual conference will choose between backing Remain or staying neutral.

Help with dressing, washing and meals will be paid for by the state in England, costing £6bn a year.

The government says it is investigating after claims against the PM are made by a newspaper.

Party members vote to commit to integrate private schools into the state sector.