The turbulence of Brexit on top of the impact of Covid could have a long-term effect on Scotland's place in the UK.

The body that sets MPs' pay says a rise would be "inconsistent" with the wider economic picture.

The agenda's looking unusually full as Parliament heads for its scheduled break.

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Holyrood's Justice Committee said it believes additional changes are needed to the controversial bill.

Details of a further £185m of support for Scottish firms hit by Covid-19 restrictions are announced.

Boris Johnson says "hope springs eternal" ahead of a meeting with the European Commission president.

Chloe Smith is urging people to make sure they use the NHS for non-Covid matters.

The UK says it is still working for a deal, but the EU's mood is described as "gloomy".

He was arrested with four other people in an investigation into the awarding of building contracts.

Imran Khan won power in Pakistan two years ago with a promise to root out corruption and take on the country’s vested interests. So how's it going? Rising food prices and the Covid pandemic have left many Pakistanis feeling worse off, while the anti-corruption drive has become a political battleground. Stephen Sackur speaks to Ishaq Dar, who was Pakistan's finance minister. The country's anti-corruption body, the National Accountability Bureau, alleges he owned assets beyond his means of income, which he denies. He and former Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif are trying to rally opposition to Imran Khan, but how much credibility do they have?

The UK warns chances of a breakthrough are "receding", as it negotiates with the EU over business rules.

The week will be dominated by bills to regulate the post-Brexit economy.

Sir Keir Starmer is urged to end "division" over his predecessor's suspension as one of the party's MPs.

Lord Maginnis rejects request to take "behaviour training" after claims he used homophobic slurs.

It started with a shocking tweet, and swiftly led to censorship and furious insults.

Ministers are "taking limited responsibility" for readiness ahead of the transition period ending, MPs say.

The three-tier rules will come into force in England from 00:01 GMT on Wednesday.

The retort comes after Canberra demands an apology over a fake image of a soldier killing a child.