The Scottish Affairs Committee at Westminster criticises the Scottish government’s proposed question in the independence referendum.

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MPs criticise referendum question

Olympic rowing legend Sir Steve Redgrave pulls out of the annual Devizes to Westminster canoe race due to “tiredness”.

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Sir Steve pulls out of canoe race

The SNP says it will propose a Budget amendment at Westminster which will freeze future rises in fuel duty.

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The 4-year-old Malachy beat out a Dalmatian, German shepherd, Doberman pinscher, Irish setter, a Kerry blue terrier and wire-haired dachshund for Westminster’s 115th overall best in show title.

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Malachy, a Pekingese, Wins Westminster’s Best in Show

A Scottish Parliament bill to organise an independence referendum without the approval of Westminster would not be legal, the advocate general warns.

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Referendum vote ‘needs approval’

The Minister for Social Development has said he is “appalled” at Westminster’s decision to cut the winter fuel payment.

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McCausland ‘appalled’ by fuel cut

The late Ted Hughes is honoured with a memorial stone in Poets’ Corner in Westminster Abbey.

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Hughes takes his place in Abbey

The appearance of the Speaker’s wife Sally Bercow on Celebrity Big Brother has raised eyebrows, but what impact will it have on Westminster?

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The appearance of the Speaker’s wife Sally Bercow on Celebrity Big Brother has raised eyebrows, but what impact will it have on Westminster?

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VIDEO: Has Sally Bercow gone too far?

The Scottish government is set to unveil its plans for taking control of corporation tax from Westminster to Holyrood.

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Details due on business tax plans

Handing powers to set corporation tax from Westminster to Holyrood could destabilise public spending, Scotland’s accountancy body warns.

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Business tax plans ‘not stable’

Nearly three-quarters of Wales’ 40 MPs are at Westminster for the recall of Parliament to discuss the riots across England.

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Welsh MPs back for riots debate

In an address to both houses of the British Parliament in Westminster Hall, President Barack Obama called for a “new era of cooperation” between the two nations. He said, “Even as new nations take on the responsibilities of global leadership, our…

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Obama Addresses British Parliament

Perhaps he drank one too many pints of Guinness in Ireland? Before leaving a stop at Westminster Abbey Tuesday during his state visit to the United Kingdom, President Obama wrote in the guestbook and signed his note, “May 24, 2008.” A witness swears it…

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Obama Gets His Years Mixed Up

Former First Minister Lord McConnell says Westminster MPs should have less say in choosing Scottish Labour’s next leader.

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McConnell worry over leader vote