Labour frontbencher would meet US president, despite calling him an “asteroid of awfulness”.

Sinn Féin president Mary Lou McDonald says border must be resolved for negotiations to progress.

Up to 460,000 council and housing association tenants could get cash back from their water bills.

Carl Sargeant was found dead at his home in Connah’s Quay, Flintshire, in November.

A bid to curb the use of excessive force in mental health units is “talked out” in the Commons.

Aled ap Dafydd predicts a three-way battle for Plaid Cymru’s top job this summer.

Party chairman Brandon Lewis promises “diversity training” but critics are demanding a full inquiry.

Welsh Government staff were asked to share Carl Sargeant inquiry evidence with civil servants first.

New rules to reduce the maximum bet on “crack cocaine” gambling machines could take two years to come in, reports say.

First minister urges Theresa May to put the national interest ahead of Tory infighting on Brexit.

Labour’s deputy leader says Unite leader Len McCluskey is “powerful enough” to remove him.

British farmers are already banned from producing the pate made by force-feeding ducks or geese.

A UK minister says the European Commission is using the Galileo sat-nav system as a negotiating tactic.

The first minister said “Scotland’s voice had been heard” in the row over the EU Withdrawal Bill.

Leanne Wood says she will step down if she does not become first minister after the next election.

Minister Claire Perry says the Speaker’s use of the word to chide her was “demeaning and sexist”.

A plan to give the ex-UKIP assembly group leader a top Senedd job faces opposition from Labour AMs.

UK manufacturers such as the car industry will suffer without a customs union, warns Paul Dreschler.

The party declines to comment on claims it fines its politicians if they talk to the media without permission.

The justice minister says the government is sidelining Parliament and calls for another referendum.

The UK PM says agreements should be honoured as Labour blames Donald Trump for event’s “failure”.

The EU has criticised the UK’s suggestion for avoiding a hard border in Northern Ireland.

Conservative MEP John Flack had intervened in the case of pregnant Penka.

Ministers table legislation at Holyrood to switch Scotland to an “opt-out” system for organ donation.

A space expert says the Welsh Government “hasn’t done anything” to seize opportunities available.

The party will consider the system that elected Jeremy Corbyn as an option for its leadership vote.

The Leave.EU founder accuses MPs of a “witch hunt” against Brexit-backing groups.

The BBC’s Vicki Young asks the UK PM about Brexit negotiations and recorded comments by Boris Johnson.

Ministers reject a bid to give MPs a more decisive say over Brexit ahead of an expected Commons battle.

Best for Britain chief Lord Malloch-Brown says “it’s time for the truth” about Brexit.

Leo Varadkar says a border poll would be divisive, while a former NI first minister warns of chaos.

Mr Brown, the Scottish government’s economy secretary, succeeds former MP Angus Robertson in the role.

Nicola Sturgeon says pushing through the Brexit bill without Holyrood consent would be a “seriously retrograde step”.

Theresa May will tell the G7 summit that more must be done to stop online abuse of women.

A former chair of admissions at Oxford University hits back in row over alleged discrimination against black students.

The International Trade Secretary is asked whether Theresa May is still in charge of the government.

Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn leads tributes to Lady Wilson, who has died aged 102.

Only a third of witnesses to appear in front of select committees over the past year have been women.

Britain is meant to leave the EU in March next year – but much has to be sorted out before that happens.

The need to wave for the media was one aspect of life in No 10 Mrs Cameron did not enjoy.

Lords say a planned minimum broadband speed is too low and may constrain economic activity.

Two MPs recall their own abortion experiences as the Commons debates reform in Northern Ireland.

First minister steps in as reports suggest the UK government may pull the plug on energy project.

Alun Davies says the Welsh Government should be prepared to raise cash to “take on austerity”.

Deirdre Hargey brings experience to the role, as the party’s group leader on Belfast City Council.

Government ministers are among those who stand to support Stella Creasy’s call for a debate.

Ministers are expected to be asked to give the official go-ahead for a new runway on Tuesday.

The home secretary is set to announce proposals for an overhaul of the UK’s counter-terrorism strategy.

Brexit uncertainty has made amber lights flash on investment, says manufacturers’ organisation EEF.

A survey for the BBC asked if England was better now or in the past and what makes someone English.

Defence Minister Tobias Ellwood says there should be a limit on soldiers’ liability.

Sinn Féin and the Ulster Unionist Party say the panel should be suspended until Stormont is restored.

The move follows the education secretary’s promise to help schools cut unnecessary costs.