Lord Frost calls for 'different spirit' from EUpublished at 17:28 GMT 9 February 2021
The UK's chief Brexit negotiator says the relationship with the EU has been "problematic" post-Brexit.
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Lord Frost calls for 'different spirit' from EUpublished at 17:28 GMT 9 February 2021
Where does Salmond no-show leave Holyrood inquiry?published at 16:40 GMT 9 February 2021
16:40 GMT 9 February 2021A tight remit and the absence of a key witness are sure to leave this committee with more questions than answers.
Read MoreLennon and Sarwar clash on indyref2 mandatepublished at 22:17 GMT 8 February 2021
22:17 GMT 8 February 2021Monica Lennon says it is a "matter for Scotland" but Labour leadership rival Anas Sarwar says Covid recovery is key.
Read MoreScottish Labour leadership candidates on indyref2published at 21:52 GMT 8 February 2021
21:52 GMT 8 February 2021Candidates Monica Lennon and Anas Sarwar discuss the possibility of another referendum on Scottish independence.
Read MoreThe History of General Electionspublished at 15:22 GMT 8 February 2021
15:22 GMT 8 February 2021You’re Dead To Me returns for a special episode on The History of General Elections. Welcome to the world of “bludgeon men”, “potwallopers”, and electorates of sheep (!). Travel back to the 18th Century, when Number 10 was number 5 (yes, really) and discover not just how voter rights have changed, but where they originated. Host Greg Jenner is joined by historian Dr Hannah Nicholson and comedian Catherine Bohart.
'Streaming damaging music industry' - Blur drummerpublished at 02:48 GMT 7 February 2021
02:48 GMT 7 February 2021David Rowntree warned if streaming is not reformed it could be "terminal" for the music industry.
Read MoreUneasy Lib Dems ponder long road back to EUpublished at 01:05 GMT 7 February 2021
01:05 GMT 7 February 2021Ed Davey wants to focus on Covid but others seek more immediate answer to lingering Brexit question.
Read MoreIndyref2 case dismissed as 'hypothetical' by courtpublished at 18:30 GMT 5 February 2021
18:30 GMT 5 February 2021It was brought by a campaigner who believes Holyrood can unilaterally legislate for another vote.
Read MorePM's minority adviser: Tories 'steeped in division'published at 16:54 GMT 5 February 2021
16:54 GMT 5 February 2021Samuel Kasumu resigned citing "unbearable tension" in Downing Street, but later changed his mind.
Read MoreEU touring barriers 'absurd' - culture secretarypublished at 18:33 GMT 4 February 2021
18:33 GMT 4 February 2021Oliver Dowden says the obstacles facing UK musicians in Europe are "absurd and self-defeating".
Read More'Not practical' to close UK borders, says PMpublished at 19:39 GMT 3 February 2021
19:39 GMT 3 February 2021Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer wants tougher restrictions to prevent new coronavirus variants coming in.
Read MoreSalmond inquiry will not publish women's messagespublished at 21:40 GMT 2 February 2021
21:40 GMT 2 February 2021MSPs say they have concluded that messages they received from the Crown Office are not relevant to the committee's work.
Read MoreScottish Labour leadership contenders on challengespublished at 13:38 GMT 31 January 2021
13:38 GMT 31 January 2021Monica Lennon and Anas Sarwar outline what needs to be done to win back voters.
Read MoreLabour leadership candidates admit need for changepublished at 13:37 GMT 31 January 2021
13:37 GMT 31 January 2021Monica Lennon and Anas Sarwar tell BBC Scotland things have gone very wrong for the party.
Read MoreAsia Pacific countries 'where the big markets are'published at 11:35 GMT 31 January 2021
11:35 GMT 31 January 2021International trade secretary Liz Truss says the region will provide big markets in the future for British products.
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