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Swansea West MP Geraint Davies was suspended over inappropriate behavious allegations. (Photo by Matthew Horwood/Getty Images)

Female MP says she was warned to “watch out” for Geraint Davies Rahmah Ghazali

Former Deputy Prime Minister Dominic Raab has said he will not stand at the next general election (Picture: Chris J Ratcliffe/Getty Images)

Tories and SNP distracted by their woes as inflation hits families hard Ian Murray

Once members of Edinburgh Council's ruling coalition, Labour's Cammy Day ousted the SNP's Adam McVey as leader after last year's election

Dear Cammy, city may have ‘historical charm' but it's got big problems too Steve Cardownie

School meal debt has been wiped out thanks to the Scottish Greens, says Alys Mumford (Picture: Chris Radburn/PA)

Here's what Scottish Green councillors have achieved – Alys Mumford Alys Mumford

Scottish Green councillor Alys Mumford wins at last year's Edinburgh Council elections (Picture: Scott Louden)

Cross-party co-operation dismissed by Greens when it suits them Steve Cardownie

Liz Truss resigned as Prime Minister on October 20 last year after just 44 days in office (Picture: Dan Kitwood/Getty Images)

Labour can't beat Tories outright despite three disastrous PMs – Angus Robertson Angus Robertson

Robin Harper, Scotland's first Green parliamentarian, celebrates with Mark Ballard, who had just been elected as the party's second MSP for Lothian alongside Mr Harper.
The Greens made other gains across Scotland, increasing their total representation in the Scottish Parliament from two to seven.
Mr Harper served as co-convener of the party until 2008 and remained an MSP until steping down at the 2011 election. Mr Ballard served only one term before leaving the parliament in 2007.

Scottish Parliament elections 2003 - Meadowbank Count.The Greens' Robin Harper (l) and Mark Ballard salute their victories as list MSPs for the Lothians.Pic.... Neil Hanna

Scottish Parliament elections 2003 - Meadowbank Count.
The Greens' Robin Harper (l) and Mark Ballard salute their victories as list MSPs for the Lothians.
Pic.... Neil Hanna

Looking back at Scotland's 2003 'rainbow parliament' election in 13 pictures Ian Swanson

Robin Harper of the Green Party and independent Margo MacDonald in good spirits at the 2003 election count at Meadowbank as they learn they have both won been elected as Lothian MSPs (Picture: Neil Hanna)

Is Scotland's 'rainbow parliament' of 2003 set to make a comeback? – Ian Swanson Ian Swanson

Edinburgh Council has botched its plans to replace Covid-related cycling and pedestrian schemes (Picture: Lisa Ferguson)

Council’s priorities have never been further away from residents' – Adam McVey Adam McVey

Boroughmuir High School was already too small on the day that it opened (Picture: Greg Macvean)

VAT on private school fees will make city’s state schools even more over-crowded John McLellan

Labour MP Diane Abbott attends a Stand Up to Racism rally outside Downing Street. Picture: Hollie Adams/Getty

Diane Abbott has Labour whip withdrawn after “deeply offensive” letter Katie Clark

Cleaning up graffiti is one reason why people pay their council tax (Picture: Ian Waldie/Getty Images)

Here’s what can happen without 'evil Tory bad' SNP councillors in charge John McLellan

Conservative MP Scott Benton was stripped of the party whip after he was filmed appearing to suggest he could break parliamentary rules to help gambling lobbyists

Working-age poverty has risen by seven times as much in Scotland as in the UK Ian Murray

The next general election is set to take place towards the end of 2024

Autumn 2024 outlined for next UK general election Patrick Hollis

Parking charges in some city-centre streets will go up by £1.10 per hour. Picture: Lisa Ferguson.

Parking charges across city to increase by 20 per cent Donald Turvill

Lib Dem group leader Kevin Lang and the party's candidate Fiona Bennett after the Corstorphine/Murrayfield byelection result was announced

We need to talk about Kevin (and the Lib Dems) – Adam McVey Adam McVey

Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer publishes tax details Daniel Mcneil

Chancellor Jeremy Hunt's Budget showed the Tories are out of ideas (Picture: Stefan Rousseau/PA Wire)

Tories are out of touch, out of ideas and morally bankrupt – Ian Murray Ian Murray

Former PM Boris Johnson leaving his home for the Commons Privileges Committee

Boris Johnson Privileges Committee: what we learnt from hearing Patrick Hollis

Boris Johnson will give evidence this week on whether he misled parliament during the Partygate scandal

Watch live as Boris Johnson faces MPs at Privileges Committee Patrick Hollis

Former prime minister Boris Johnson leaves his home in London. Mr Johnson will give evidence as to whether he knowingly misled Parliament over partygate at a hearing of the Commons Privileges Committee in Portcullis House in central London. Picture date: Wednesday March 22, 2023. Credit: PA

Boris Johnson’s Partygate hearing - Who is on the Privileges Committee Ethan Evans

Nicola Sturgeon and Boris Johnson meet at Bute House in 2019 when both were secure as First Minister and Prime Minister (Picture: Duncan McGlynn/Getty Images)

As SNP star wanes, Lib Dem revival shows we can be part of what's next Alex Cole-Hamilton

We should always remember how Labour drove UK into illegal Iraq War Angus Robertson

Eddie Izzard changes name to fulfil a dream she’s had for over 50 years - find out what to

Eddie Izzard changes name to fulfil lifelong dream Will Millar

The Edinburgh Council leader, Labour's Cammy Day, ended up backing the Liberal Democrats' budget proposals (Picture: Lisa Ferguson)

Cammy Day needs to read the writing on the wall – Ross McKenzie Ross McKenzie

Public consultation approved on workplace parking levy Ian Swanson

No need to send in the clowns to Edinburgh Council. They're already there (Picture: Chris Ison/PA)

Edinburgh now has a clown for a council leader – John McLellan John McLellan

A workplace parking levy could raise up to £14.9m but it will take at least two years to set up. Picture: Lisa Ferguson.

Here are the key Edinburgh transport issues coming up for debate Ian Swanson

Rishi Sunak talks to local business leaders during a visit to a Coca-Cola factory in Lisburn, Northern Ireland yesterday (Picture: Liam McBurney/WPA pool/Getty Images)

New figures show 54% of people in the UK would vote to remain in EU Patrick Hollis

Edinburgh council leader Cammy Day appears safe from calls for him to resign by the SNP (Picture: Dan Barker)

Despite budget defeat, only Labour rebels pose real threat to council leader Steve Cardownie

Edinburgh Council has been thrown into chaos after the ruling Labour administration was forced to agree to the Liberal Democrats' budget

Corbyn-style chaos is not what hard-pressed Edinburgh Council needs Susan Dalgety

The debate over Edinburgh Council's budget saw plenty of stunts, political theatre and faux outrage (Picture: Neil Hanna)

Despite student politics over council budget, the grown-ups eventually prevailed Iain Whyte

The budget passed by councillors includes a 5 per cent rise in council tax. Picture: Neil Hanna.

What the Edinburgh budget means to you Ian Swanson

Protesters outside Edinburgh council's budget meeting on Thursday (Photo: Stuart Sommerville LDR)

Budget drama sees Lib Dem plans approved Ian Swanson

Councillor Ross McKenzie has quit Edinburgh's Labour group (Photo Donald Turvill, LDR)

Councillor quits Labour in middle of budget meeting Ian Swanson

Labour's budget proposal includes no longer funding free tram travel for under-22s. The Scottish Government refuses to extend the free bus fares scheme for under-22s to include the trams. Picture: Lisa Ferguson.

D-Day for council cuts as city's budget set Ian Swanson

Parking illegally is set to get a lot more expensive (Picture: Ian Georgeson)

Parking fines to rise to £100? Councillors face tough choices as they set budget Steve Cardownie

Scottish Labour leader Anas Sarwar

Readers' letters: Labour has no answer to Scotland's burning question By The Newsroom

The King's Theatre needs a multi-million-pound refurbishment

SNP opposition budget will propose a progressive alternative – Adam McVey Adam McVey

Supporters may discover Nicola Sturgeon has killed off their goal of Scottish independence (Picture: Jane Barlow/PA)

Sturgeon resigned to avoid carrying can for end of indy 'dream' – John McLellan John McLellan

Strip clubs Burke & Hare, Baby Dolls, Showbar and Western Bar are spared

Readers' letters: Councillors go quiet on strip club verdict By The Newsroom

Anti-Brexit campaigners take part in a torchlight procession to the Scottish Parliament on the third anniversary of Brexit on January 31 (Picture: Jeff J Mitchell/Getty Images)

Secret talks by Tories and Labour show they know Brexit was a mistake Angus Robertson

Harold Wilson led Labour to victory in the 1964 general election, but their Commons majority was just four seats.

Labour's ahead in the polls, but could still learn from Harold Wilson Ian Swanson