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A plan to give the ex-UKIP assembly group leader a top Senedd job faces opposition from Labour AMs.

The survey found that 55% of those interviewed would vote for Northern Ireland to remain in the UK.

The party's Westminster leader was ordered to leave the chamber after a row with Speaker John Bercow.

The Supreme Court ruling has significant implications for the rights of so called gig economy workers.

The criticism of the UK government follows the failure to reach a deal over the EU Withdrawal Bill.

UK manufacturers such as the car industry will suffer without a customs union, warns Paul Dreschler.

Children with poor literacy skills struggle most to tell which stories are false, says a report.

MPs say the PM must honour "assurances" to give them more say but ministers won't guarantee action.

In a day of wrangling and compromise, one minister resigned there were rows behind closed doors, but ministers have avoided defeat on the EU Withdrawal bill.

The government avoids a defeat over what happens next if Parliament rejects the final Brexit deal.

Veteran Tory Ken Clarke says it is ridiculous to suggest that MPs will undermine Theresa May's authority in the Brexit negotiations if they rebel over the EU Withdrawal Bill.

The 23-year-old bought a machete as part of his plan to kill Labour MP Rosie Cooper, a court hears.

Labour is making a legal bid that would ensure hospitality employees would keep 100% of their tips from customers.

Speaker John Bercow says MPs should ignore threats and vote on the Brexit bill with their consciences, in the interests of their constituents and the country.

The party declines to comment on claims it fines its politicians if they talk to the media without permission.

Brexit campaigner Arron Banks hits back at claims he was involved in a conspiracy with Russian officials.

Wage growth has slipped to 2.8%, official figures show, as unemployment falls.

The justice minister says the government is sidelining Parliament and calls for another referendum.

Justice Minister Phillip Lee announces he is resigning so he can speak out on Brexit.

Brexit Secretary says government will not reverse referendum decision even if it loses MP vote.