
The election week outside Westminster
The week’s news from outside Westminster.

The week’s news from outside Westminster.

The IFS forecast that public sector cuts are likely to be deeper than those experienced during the 1970s has triggered a strong exchange of views in Wales.

The latest from the campaign trail in Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland.

For the first time, the general election could result in different parties, each with competing visions, leading each government in the devolved nations.

With Plaid Cymru in partial control of the Assembly Government, Wales is a country now largely red with increasing shades of green.

As the election campaign kicks off, the very latest from Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland.

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.