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The Foreign Secretary undertook a five-day tour of central Asia last week as he visited Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan, Kazakhstan and Mongolia.
Humza Yousaf's departure as First Minister little more than a year after replacing Nicola Sturgeon in Bute House has thrown the SNP into a fresh meltdown.
In a parliamentary debate on assisted dying, Ms Baillie shared the testimony of a man who had written to her about his mother's death.
The Prime Minister used an address to a Society of Editors conference to warn against the 'shutting down of people's views'.
The PM and his top Cabinet minister met up in the Downing Street garden as Mr Cleverly completed the last day of a Cancer Research UK campaign.
Sir Keir reiterated his strong backing for his deputy as he faced a fresh TV grilling in the weeks-long row over Ms Rayner's past living arrangements.
In an astonishing leaflet, a local Conservative association is urging voters not to make a 'token gesture' against Rishi Sunak 's administration this week.
Scottish Labour will press ahead with efforts to rally MSPs in support of a motion declaring no confidence in Mr Yousaf's Scottish Government.
The Hollywood star claimed a vote for Mr Khan was a vote 'for a fairer, safer & greener London' in a post to his millions of social media followers.
Scottish Labour had tabled a motion of no confidence in Mr Yousaf's Scottish Government in the wake of the SNP's meltdown.
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