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Warrenpoint Port pledges resilience and aims for 80% growth in roll-on, roll-off freight.

The PM will meet Caribbean leaders following an apology for the Windrush generation's treatment.

The debate has been secured by Labour's Jeremy Corbyn, who accused the PM of by-passing Parliament.

Trevor Phillips, former chair of the Equality and Human Rights Commission, speaks about the treatment of the Windrush generation.

Theresa May tells Commonwealth leaders children should spend at least 12 years in education.

Baroness Benjamin says her cohort of Commonwealth citizens "are being treated as criminals".

Jeremy Corbyn says this weekend's military action in Syrian is "legally questionable".

Britain took part in military air strikes in Syria because it could not wait to “alleviate further humanitarian suffering” caused by chemical weapons, says Theresa May.

The Labour MP strongly attacked the government over the treatment of Windrush generation immigrants.

BBC local radio presenter Edward Adoo looks at why more young men are carrying knives in London.

Caroline Nokes says the UK invited people to rebuild Britain and it has a duty to "regularise" their immigration status.

Neil Hamilton claims the "rivers of blood" anti-immigration speech had been "proved right by events".

Protests from members of the public over benefit cuts and the "rape clause" disrupted the session.

Former navy chief says he wouldn't be surprised if there was another gas attack in Syria.

Immigrants who arrived from the Commonwealth are "being shut out of the system" with some deported or sent to detention centres, says the high commissioner for Barbados.

French President Emmanuel Macron will outline his vision for the future of the EU at the European Parliament.

The Labour peer says officials have the "resources" and political will to address "serious problem".

Thousands of people who have lived in the UK for decades are facing deportation from the country.

Shadow attorney general says government did not meet its own tests for launching attack.

Carla Lockhart received 'very personal' abuse after DUP leader Arlene Foster posted a picture of the pair.