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Labour's deputy leader plays down remarks by Laura Smith who suggested a possible general strike.

It would raise an extra £11m a year to be spent on growing tourism and managing its impact, the council says.

Two former DUP special advisers will be questioned at the inquiry into NI's flawed green energy scheme.

Elsie is attending her first Labour Party conference. Fellow party activist Chris showed her around.

Laura Smith calls for the first mass walkout since 1926 - if there isn't a general election.

The Labour leader will set out a "radical plan" to "transform Britain" in his party conference speech.

Around 1,000 head teachers are expected to take part in a rally over "unsustainable" budget cuts.

The video was posted on YouTube by UKIP assembly group leader Gareth Bennett about Labour's Joyce Watson.

Labour is calling for an early general election if Parliament rejects the Brexit deal.

Speaking to the BBC's Ben Wright, Theresa May defends her Brexit strategy following criticism from the EU.

The shadow chancellor says reform of the controversial new benefit may not be enough to end hardship.

The UK would have to return to the EU negotiating table if MPs reject the Brexit deal, Jeremy Corbyn says.

Delegates unfurl Palestinian flags at their conference hall - and Emily Thornberry delivers a fiery speech.

The PM will lose the vote if she does not change policy, a European Research Group Tory MP says.

Could the Canada-EU trade deal be a model for the UK's relationship with the EU after Brexit?

Theresa May says EU free movement will end after Brexit but new rules must address economic needs.

A pledge of more free hours will feature in the Labour leader's party conference speech.

The Labour leader is asked about his party policy on Brexit, whether it will vote against Theresa May's deal and the chances of a general election.

Emily Thornberry receives applause from Labour delegates as she makes a rallying call against fascism and racism.

A Labour delegate tells security to bring an army with them if they want to get him off stage before he finishes his speech.