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Laura Kuenssberg will take over as permanent presenter of the BBC’s Sunday morning politics show

Sunday with Laura Kuenssberg: How to watch new flagship BBC political show

Tory leadership candidate Rishi Sunak leaves the LBC studios at Millbank in central London

Tories would lose next election under Truss suggests Sunak

In pictures: The highest earning on-air talent at the BBC for 2021/22

Festival review: Borders Book Festival, Melrose

Chris Mason to replace Laura Kuenssberg as BBC News political editor

​​Where is Laura Kuenssberg going next?

Kuenssberg unveiled as new presenter of BBC's Sunday morning politics show

Joanna Lumley, Val McDermid and Andrew Marr to appear at Borders Book Festival

Andrew Marr: Vladimir Putin was one of my cleverest interviewees

Emily Maitlis and Jon Sopel leaving BBC for Global

Union dividend is more important to Scotland than ever – Pamela Nash

Andrew Marr's temporary replacement announced by BBC

Nuclear should be ‘part of the mix’ of Scottish energy says Anas Sarwar

Presenter Andrew Marr to leave the BBC after 21 years

Grown up Greta may attract a new wave of support

COP26: Greta Thunberg: ‘It is never too late' to halt climate change

Leader - Taxing times for an embattled Johnson

Boris Johnson says Rishi Sunak is right, shortages could last ‘until Christmas’ ...

Covid restrictions: Why politicians should never say never – Ian Swanson

Can you get Covid after being fully vaccinated?

Andrew Marr suffered 'nasty' bout of Covid despite two vaccine doses

Sage scientist: Britain needs to stay at current restrictions until over-30s dou...

Festival review: Aye Write, Glasgow

Brian Monteith: Sturgeon’s poor form shows lack of preparation and match fitness

Readers' Letters: Sturgeon’s disregard for working class is shameful

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