
The week outside Westminster
Deposed Labour MP Anne Moffat had struck a deal to receive £30,000 a year for the rest of her life, then sought the Labour nomination.

Deposed Labour MP Anne Moffat had struck a deal to receive £30,000 a year for the rest of her life, then sought the Labour nomination.

Budget stats & reaction from across the UK: Northern Ireland first minister Peter Robinson praised the Budget, but Scotland and Wales were less happy.

Continuing our series of reports ahead of the budget, we’re looking at what Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland can expect; here we look at Wales.

Round-up of the week’s news from Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland.

A report by the All Wales Mental Health Promotion Network has estimated that mental health problems cost Wales to be £7.2 billion.

Faced with the prospect of cuts worth £1.5 billion, Welsh public services could find themselves running out of money if they do not undertake urgent reforms.

The devolution of policing & justice powers to the Northern Ireland assembly was finally completed this week, in spite of opposition from the Ulster Unionists.

The decision by the Scottish parliament & Welsh assembly to suspend all business as a result of strike action by the PCS union has drawn criticism from the CBI.

New research by the ippr suggests those parties favouring greater devolution while committed to the Union might have a difficult time convincing the English.

New polling evidence shows Labour is now leading the Conservatives in Wales on the issue of handling the economy and leadership.