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Speaker John Bercow says former president Puigdemont would be "extremely welcome" to speak in Parliament

Rallies throughout Catalonia descend into turmoil as some demonstrators set barricades on fire

Marc Balcells discusses the Catalan Trial sentence and the implications it could have on sedition in the future

EU parliament vetoes former Catalan president's access, while Westminster speaker welcomes him

Main pro-independence groups call candle-lit demos outside Spanish government delegations in major cities

People's Party calls on acting Spanish president to "guarantee order in Catalonia" as party HQs daubed with swastikas

A chronological account of the protests and political reactions following the announcement of the prison sentences for Catalan leaders

Follow the latest developments as pro-independence supporters take to the streets in response to the conviction of the movement’s leaders

Torra links turmoil at Barcelona airport with prison sentences for pro-independence leaders

Pere Aragonès claims imprisonment of independence leaders and shooting of Lluís Companys in 1940 were both for "political reasons"

Following the 2017 referendum verdict, independence leaders cannot run in the November 10 general election

Lawyers have condemned a verdict, of which the severity "could not have been foreseen"

Following Monday's hearing, European Court of Justice must now decide if jailed former vice president enjoys parliamentary immunity as elected MEP

Flights canceled and roads cut as thousands of pro-independence activists try to block major infrastructure in Catalonia

From Belgium, former president describes prison sentences for pro-independence colleagues "unfair" and "inhumane," and calls for protests