Since devolution in 1999, the Northern Ireland assembly’s STV system has consistently been the most proportional in the UK, with an average disproportionality score of 3.8. The Scottish Parliament and, especially, the Senedd are less proportional, with average scores of 7.0 and 10.5 respectively. Both, though, are more proportional on average than the UK as a whole: Westminster general elections have averaged 14.2 over the same timeframe.

This £300 is available to everyone over 65, regardless of capital, and was always protected by conservative governments as the older demographic were a key voter group for them

Use this example to strengthen the idea that further devolution is desired in England

But much more remains for Labour to reach their net zero pledges

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Shameless political game playing by the opposition

Beth Rigby seems to think it's the latter - with a further Heathrow terminal getting the green light despite action from environmentalists, in the wake of further warnings from the Bank of England

Trump cancels appointment to sign bipartisan housing Bill into law until attention is given to his bill, SAVE, enforcing stricter voting regulations