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The former justice minister says she faced criticism in the role because she was young and a woman.

Trump and Brexit divisions have set back progress, claims Wales' first black cabinet minister.

John O'Dowd says a legal issue that had stopped work from getting under way is now resolved

Gloucester council has been unable to recover postal vote applications since December's cyber hack.

The Scottish Labour leader wants emergency legislation brought before Holyrood after summer recess.

The Conservative MP reveals his mental health struggles and says he hopes to return "refreshed".

As a teenager, Virginia Crosbie nearly died in a crash and in 2018 her brother took his own life.

Ex-Welsh secretary Alun Cairns says Liz Truss is the key to keeping the Union intact.

MSPs unanimously approve a bill giving a legal right to free access to sanitary products in public buildings.

Northern Ireland is the only part of the UK where people cannot legally challenge age discrimination.

Cardiff Bay hosts the celebration of Team Wales' success at the Commonwealth games.

Long waits for pitches, rat infestations and racism from councillors are highlighted in a report.

UK ministers will argue in court that Holyrood cannot set up a referendum without Westminster backing.

Team Wales end the Commonwealth Games with 28 medals including eight gold, six silver and 14 bronze.

Hundreds of historic buildings are on the Heritage at Risk in Northern Ireland register.

The meeting has emerged amid controversy over a £4.2m farm bought by the Welsh government.

A third attempt to elect new Speaker to enable the Assembly to function fully again fails.