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The Board of Deputies of British Jews president on meeting Jeremy Corbyn to discuss anti-Semitism.

But Jewish leaders say their meeting with Jeremy Corbyn was a "disappointing, missed opportunity".

Jewish leaders say the Labour leader did not agree to any of its suggested "concrete actions".

The leading Tory Brexiteer also accuses the prime minister of lacking "enthusiasm" for Brexit.

Suffragist Millicent Fawcett has become the first woman to be memorialised in statue form in Parliament Square.

David Cameron's former strategist says the government should have responded differently to the Windrush row.

The UK and Welsh governments reach agreement over the long-running Brexit "power-grab" row.

A "key sticking point" remains between Scottish and UK ministers despite the Welsh striking a deal over Brexit.

Dr Kogan also accused Cambridge Analytica boss Alexander Nix of fabrication.

Plaid Cymru bids for a new law after a Sunday Times article where columnist Rod Liddle mocked the nation.

Campaigners explain their grievances about the changes and its effect on their life and finances.

National Grid says the 72-hour streak is the longest since the 1880s.

Cardiff West AM Mark Drakeford says he "wants to make sure that there is a choice in this election".

Universities minister Sam Gyimah says he could have been thrown out of university without a bailout for his rent.

The Conservatives hope to win over voters ahead of the 3 May local elections in England.

Fewer than 3% of statues in the UK are of women. Rachael Thorn explains why Millicent Fawcett is getting one.

The Brexit secretary apologises for Monday's unannounced visit to the Irish border.

Watch the countdown to the moment the first statue of a woman in Parliament Square was unveiled.

Susan Pollock, a Holocaust survivor, says "kind words and apologies" are not enough.

Government borrowing fell by more than expected to £42.6bn for the past financial year.