Another day, another set of wonderful additions and improvements! And if you haven't yet, please do check out some of the new fantastic mods on the Workshop!

New features!

• New: Social Media Posts as an Action

• New: Quick actions in the pre-game Polity Editor

• New: Manifestos can pledge to build or scrap civic projects

• New: Manifestos are now costed and judged by the public and the press

• New: A flow view in Statistics showing what drives each figure

• New: Languages and state religion, with speaker statistics for each language, language policies and a state church whose clergy can sit in the upper house

• New: Gambling policies for casinos, betting shops, online gambling and loot boxes, from an open market to a ban

Improvements to gameplay

• Divisions now come on a weekly sitting day

• Customisable Parliamentary Business setting of quiet, normal or busy

• Coalitions now carry strain from rivalry, distance and discontent that can bring them down, and parties chasing the same voters make uneasy partners

• Civic projects now wait for planning consent and can face objectors

• Everyday prices added to Statistics: a litre of petrol and diesel, average prices of pints and coffees; house prices, flat prices and private rents added to Statistics

• Marriage and civil partnership law updated

• Polity Editor review now lists by name the wards each boundary change moves

Fixes:

• Improvements to the main menu

• Fixed "Tax not devolved here" appearing on some mini budgets

• Fixed backbenchers and shadow ministers being handed the government's decisions, ministers' scandals and other houses' bills

• Fixed MPs losing the whip over Lords-stage votes they never cast

• Fixed prices in pounds and pence losing their pence