Stephen Kinnock MP says the UK's steel industry needs state aid and new export quotas with the EU.

A new parliamentary group wants to help young people engage with politics by improving civics education.

Prosecutors ask that "careful consideration" is given over whether it is in the public interest to publish it.

A week of workaday legislating, and an appearance from Dido Harding, await MPs and Peers in the week ahead.

With Scotland's elections looming, the PM must choose how best to handle calls for independence.

Boris Johnson says it is "hard to compute the sorrow contained in that grim statistic".

Ex-cabinet minister wants "Britain's favourite animal" to get same protections as bats and badgers.

The first minister denies claims she knew about harassment allegations earlier than she told parliament.

The new plan says they will "vigorously oppose" any legal challenge from the UK government.

The probe into the handling of harassment claims against Alex Salmond wants to see messages between SNP and government officials.

Home Secretary Priti Patel says police have her "absolute backing" to enforce coronavirus restrictions.

Pressure grows on PM after non-binding motion on universal credit top-up is passed by 278 votes.

Vaccine Minister Nadhim Zahawi says there are still "a number of caveats" to reopening.

A new leader will be named by the party on 27 February following the resignation of Richard Leonard.

BBC Scotland's political editor examines the reasons for Richard Leonard quitting as Scottish Labour leader.

The home secretary says her focus is on enforcement but doesn't rule out tougher restrictions next week.

The trip planned by Donald Trump's outgoing administration had infuriated China.

Downing Street defends the PM, while the Met Police chief says he did not act "against the law".

Claire Hanna says the Covid-19 pandemic has brought about long-lasting changes to how people work.

The trip comes as Washington lifts long-standing curbs on official interactions with Taipei.