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

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

Diplomats play down an academic paper that suggests the UK as a possible "associate member" of the bloc.

While there is a drop in the amount of freight, car ferry traffic is at its highest level since 2004.

At least 11 cases against the controversial bill are lodged at Belfast High Court.

The agreement is due for review in 2025, which the Labour leader says is a key moment to reset relations.

The taoiseach accuses the UK government of double standards for criticising his comments last week.

Chinese car imports will help the UK hit its net zero goal but could damage its own car industry.

The British Retail Consortium says operational issues with the Windsor Framework need to be resolved.

The investment summit in Belfast is a big sales pitch to international firms - what could it achieve?

The former prime minister says her plan for leaving the EU was thwarted by "hardline" MPs.

Chris Heaton-Harris says the Irish PM's comments on reunification are unhelpful to Stormont talks.

Lord McDonald tells a new BBC documentary series there was a sense of "mourning" in his department.

Key players tell Laura Kuenssberg how six years of political turbulence rocked the British state.

UK-based scientists and institutions will have access to the £85bn fund from today.

An announcement is likely soon on the UK becoming a fully-fledged member of the multi-billion euro programme.

Chris Heaton-Harris has said negotiations are ongoing with the DUP over their continued boycott.

The brake, part of NI's Brexit deal, gives Stormont a conditional veto on new EU rules applying here.