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A Senedd vote for a probe into a donation received by Vaughan Gething during the Welsh leadership race was rejected by two votes.

Diplomatic tensions between London and Dublin have increased in recent days.

About 800 immigration enforcement officers have been involved in the operations, with some met with protests.

Officials have confirmed that the payments will be extended to the estates of people who have died.

More than 250 migrants had been sleeping rough beside the International Protection Office on Mount Street in Dublin.

The scheme is designed to help sexual assault victims.

The pair met at Holyrood on Tuesday.

Members of the Christian Climate Action group occupied the lobby of the building in central London.

Julie Felix was forced to travel to the US in the 1970s after a ballet company in London excluded her because of the colour of her skin.

A group action claim has been filed in the High Court over Uber’s operations in the capital between 2012 and 2018.

The former head of the Northern Ireland Civil Service said business was still done but it affected relations.

The legislation is now on the verge of becoming law.

New research, published to mark World Password Day, suggests only one in five people in the UK can identify a secure password over a risky one.

During a back and forth in the Commons, an SNP MP accused the Conservative Government of ‘gaslighting’ Scottish voters.

The board was faced with protests and shareholder questions over its effect on people and the planet.

The breakthrough means scientists will now be able to test the vaccine on a larger group of patients.

The Entry-Exit System is expected to be introduced on October 6.

Tory MP Jonathan Gullis has introduced a Bill to allow the testing of samples without consent.

The scale of change needed to achieve the ambitions of the Advanced British Standard is ‘unprecedented’, England’s exams regulator has said.

A statement from Daniel Anjorin’s school Bancroft’s said staff and pupils were devastated at his death.