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With more than half of the party's group newly elected, some been given major frontbench roles.

Ministers agree that a traffic light system for foreign travel will also come into effect on Monday.

Almost £100m will go to business support grants, £60m to health and £50m is earmarked for education.

Former DUP MLA Brenda Hale says "backroom politics" were involved in Mrs Foster's departure.

Minister announces £100m for health boards to fund equipment, staff and "new ways of working".

An expert panel rules ex-Hartlepool MP Mike Hill would have faced sanctions if he had not quit.

MLAs due to scrutinise legislation have issued a call for evidence as part of its public consultation.

Mark Jenkinson tops the MPs' annual ballot to propose new laws of their own choice.

Sue Gray says she was overlooked for Head of the NI Civil Service for being "too much of a challenger".

Lords warn Boris Johnson's pledge will leave deprived areas "short-changed" if not focused correctly.

Our parliamentary correspondent explains the process that can see backbench causes made into law.

The Senedd could expand from 60 to up to 90 members, which could cost £12m more a year.