Rebecca Taylor
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Brexit Day: Michael Gove sets firm line on future trade deal with EU
The cabinet minister has said Britain will negotiate on equal terms with the EU and will want to be in control. → Read More
Historic Cardiff pub to be rebuilt at museum 'as it was in 1915'
The Vulcan Hotel - once in the heart of the Irish community in Cardiff - is being built at St Fagans National Museum of History. → Read More
Queen's grandson Peter Phillips flogs royal connections in Chinese milk ad
Peter Phillips has been spotted in an advert for Jersey milk which is being broadcast in China. → Read More
Gordon Brown calls for 'constitutional revolution' to prevent break-up of UK
The former prime minister has told Sky News he wants to see councils for the North and Midlands to re-allocate resources. → Read More
Lib Dem leadership race starts as party moves to replace Jo Swinson
Wera Hobhouse says she is putting her team together as she prepares a pitch to be leader of the Lib Dems. → Read More
Points-based immigration system 'to be brought in by end of 2020'
Priti Patel is reportedly ready to implement immigration changes at the end of the Brexit implementation period. → Read More
Beaming Queen appears with Prince Andrew after signing off Harry's deal
Prince Andrew joined the Queen at church, after only attending the more private service on Christmas Day. → Read More
What Harry and Meghan wanted
They may still be Duke and Duchess of Sussex but what will become of brand Sussex royal? → Read More
Labour leadership candidates clash over handling of antisemitism
Emily Thornberry, Rebecca Long-Bailey, Sir Keir Starmer, Lisa Nandy and Jess Phillips are in Liverpool to discuss key issues. → Read More
Prince Harry breaks silence with Invictus Games announcement
The Duke of Sussex has a number of meetings in the UK so it's not clear when he will join his wife in Canada. → Read More
Trump impeachment through to Senate trial after House vote
Members of the House of Representatives have voted to send impeachment charges to the Senate, triggering the next stage of the trial against Donald Trump. → Read More
Trump impeachment: US president faces Senate trial after landmark House vote
The House of Representatives voted largely on party lines, with the articles passing 228-193. → Read More
Boris Johnson denies Nicola Sturgeon's request for IndyRef2
The SNP leader argues that their result in the election gives them a mandate for another say on independence. → Read More
PM: Chances of Harry Dunn's alleged killer facing extradition 'very low'
The prime minister has said the chances of the US handing over Anne Sacoolas are "very low" but the government will continue to "make every effort" → Read More
What happened to Prince Harry? Five triggers for his royal exit
Prince Harry's announcement that he and his wife want to step back from their roles as senior royals has shocked the UK and the world. → Read More
SNP MP reports member of House of Lords to police after he 'called her queer'
Lord Ken Maginnis was recorded calling Hannah Bardell a "queer" after she called out his abusive behaviour at the security gates. → Read More
Labour leadership: Gardiner won't make leadership bid as four Labour MPs secure enough backers to formally run
Rebecca Long-Bailey, Jess Phillips and Lisa Nandy join Sir Keir Starmer with enough parliamentary backers to be formal candidates. → Read More
'Hero' parliamentary staff rescue man who fell into River Thames
Ron Dowson and Habibi Syaaf were on duty when CCTV showed a man was struggling in the waters nearby. → Read More
Iran crisis: Donald Trump to impose sanctions after missile strikes
Donald Trump urged other signatories of the Iran Nuclear Deal to walk away as he did, after a missile strike overnight in Iraq. → Read More
Boris Johnson: Iranian general had the blood of British troops on his hands
Boris Johnson refuted the need for the UK to assess the legality of the killing of Gen Soleimani, because it was US action. → Read More