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The cuts means Scotland will fall short of tree planting targets to tackle climate change.

Farming leaders have called on the Welsh government to listen to the "anguish" of rural communities.

The party says the handling of last week's vote on Gaza showed a "disregard for smaller parties".

It follows a breakdown in relations between the party and House of Commons speaker Sir Lindsay Hoyle.

The ex-minister, who will be suspended for a week from midnight, says the party is "authoritarian".

Farmers have protested across Wales, including 100 tractors travelling to Newtown in Powys.

Labour leadership candidate used disappearing messages when he was health minister, inquiry told.

The tax and spending plans include new tax rates for higher earners and a "fully-funded" council tax freeze.

The PM does not think Lee Anderson is racist, despite his "unacceptable" comments about Sadiq Khan, No 10 says.

The Sinn Féin finance minister questions the withdrawal of funds earmarked for 10 school buildings.

The London Conservative MP had suggested there were "no-go" areas in parts of Tower Hamlets.

The council's new budget includes cheaper parking and more officers to tackle anti-social behaviour.

First minister says leadership candidate did not break ministerial code over money for his campaign.

Mark Drakeford takes questions, from opposition leaders and other Members of the Senedd.

The original cost was £5.63bn for 77 projects but has increased by 44% according to NI Audit Office.

Firm director says "waste moves" to site, but won't comment on £200,000 Vaughan Gething donation.

The Ashfield MP said he would stand at the next general election even if not selected as a Tory