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SCOTLAND will only ever be able to escape continued wranglings with the UK Government over social security through gaining independence, a Scottish…

INSIDE WESTMINSTER: After a spending review that came as a relief to many Labour backbenchers, the government must now start making the case for the ‘inevitable’ tax rises in the autumn that will be needed to deliver better public services, says Andrew Grice

The ex-defence secretary and Commons leader played a prominent role carrying a sword at the King’s coronation.

Stephen Flynn has stepped down from Westminster's Scottish Affairs committee

Michael Gove’s ex on her compassionate pieces for the Daily Mail, struggling to survive on an MP’s salary, doing Sam Cam’s ironing and becoming a laughing stock after Brexit

Sorry is the hardest word at Westminster, while Daily Mail columnist’s memoir is an exercise in score-settling

Next May’s Senedd election won’t just be another trip to the polls. It will mark a major change in how Welsh democracy works

Next May’s Senedd (Welsh parliament) election won’t just be another trip to the polls. It will mark a major change in how Welsh democracy works. The number of elected members is increasing from 60 to 96, and the voting system is being overhauled. These changes have now passed into law.

CUTS are “in every detail” of Labour’s plans, the SNP have said in response to Rachel Reeves’s Spending Review ...

The project had previously been overlooked for funding.

Stephen Flynn said he was ‘deeply upset and angry’ about the situation in Gaza.