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Tory ministers have seized on the Labour leader's comments at a summit on not diverging from the EU.

Rules on ex-ministers writing books and journalism will be eased after Mr Johnson was reprimanded.

The changes could prevent a repeat of the mistakes made in Liz Truss's mini-budget, the party says.

Ed Davey says it should be easier for people to exempt roads in their areas from speed reduction.

Re-joining the EU isn't on the agenda, Sir Ed Davey says as the Lib Dems gather for their annual conference.

Oliver Dowden will warn the pace of change could outstrip governments' abilities to make AI safe.

The Fflecsi Bwcabus service covers rural areas of Pembrokeshire, Ceredigion and Carmarthenshire.

A bill to implement the ban looks all but certain to run out of parliamentary time to become law.

Conservatives will be watching the opinion polls to see whether the PM's announcement chimes with voters.

Wales is the only part of the UK yet to set up a permanent body to scrutinise its government's record.

The safe consumption room pilot in Glasgow will be the first to be sanctioned in the UK.

We look at claims about seven bins, heat pumps and cutting emissions.

The BBC understands funding has been found after talks between Cosla and the Scottish government.

There are as many as 900 unregulated channels which do not have to follow rules on harmful content.

The PM is "confident" the UK will hit climate targets, as he defends changes to green policies.

Six candidates stand in Newport Pagnell to replace Conservative Scot Balazs.

Deputy First Minister Shona Robison stands in for First Minister Humza Yousaf during FMQs.

How does government borrowing work, and how and when is the money paid back?