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The MP for Tottenham apologises for "administrative errors in his office".

Deputy PM Dominic Raab would make any urgent decisions in Boris Johnson's place, Downing Street says.

The plan is expected to come into force in July and would not impact train strikes taking place this week.

Last-minute talks are due to take place, but passengers are advised to avoid travel as services prepare to wind down.

The ex-health secretary will run the Race for Life in July in Guildford in aid of cancer charities.

Constitution Secretary Angus Robertson said ministers would push the UK for a section 30 order.

The transport secretary says a planned rail strike is "the last thing we need" and "unnecessary".

The UK government has published plans to get rid of parts of the post-Brexit deal it agreed with the EU.

The shadow secretary for levelling up calls on the government to do more to help negotiations.

Deep in once-safe Conservative territory, the main parties are fighting a by-election in very different ways.

But union leaders blame politicians for failing to stop the strikes, which will begin on Tuesday.

Thousands of workers marched to Parliament to demand better pay, in an event organised by the TUC.

The SNP Westminster leader is reported to have urged party colleagues to back Patrick Grady.

Asylum claimants who successfully challenged their removal to Rwanda this week could be among the first to be monitored.

The new cost of living tsar says he wants "old friends and colleagues... to help the British people".

Lord Geidt says he resigned over the government's "openness" to breaking international law.

The Labour leader and his deputy attended a gathering in an MP's office during lockdown.

Tory Nick Fletcher's position risks the mental health of trans children, one charity claims.

NI Alliance leader Naomi Long tells Nick Robinson about receiving an email on election day criticising her appearance.

The prime minister had been due to give a speech in Doncaster, but has travelled to Kyiv instead.