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The EU's Brexit negotiator Michel Barnier says the UK "red lines" mean it has to leave the scheme.

The assembly has a serious problem with inappropriate behaviour, the presiding officer says.

Debating William Hague's call for decriminalisation with columnist Peter Hitchens and Green MP Caroline Lucas.

Home Secretary Sajid Javid says Alfie Dingley can have the medicinal cannabis he needs.

Labour's shadow transport secretary, Andy McDonald, whose son died after an epileptic seizure, makes an emotional appeal to government to help families.

The former Conservative MP is to take on Caroline Jones in a ballot of Welsh members.

The EU Withdrawal Bill rebel says he does not want to "micromanage" the Brexit process.

"We will not let terrorists divide us," says Prime Minister Theresa May, one year on from the attack.

Hannah Deacon, whose son suffers from epilepsy, says she was given a pledge by Theresa May

The former Conservative leader urges his party to consider legalising recreational use of the drug.

Mandy Jones has been accused of "damaging" UKIP after she criticised Neil Hamilton.

Lord Snowdon, who is 19th in line to the throne, is one of 19 hereditary peers contesting the ballot.

The Tory MP says his only regret is that “other people have so cruelly misunderstood what I did”.

One of the authors of the devolution settlement backs the UK government in the post-Brexit powers row.

MP Philip Lee says he was being pushed into positions of being "blindly supportive of process".

Daniel Kawczynski is told he faces no action over claims he acted inappropriately towards a researcher.

Theresa May is asked how the government will fund a £20bn cash increase for the NHS.

Mark Adams, 56, will stand trial in September after he denied sexually assaulting a barmaid.

Sir Christopher Chope's office is targeted as No 10 says it will act itself to criminalise 'upskirting'.

The health secretary says NHS boost will be partly funded by the "burden of tax"