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NSW Labor urges NSW Liberal Party to rule out preferencing Gareth Ward in Kiama seat

The NSW opposition urges the Liberal Party to rule out preferencing controversial former Liberal MP Gareth Ward for the seat of Kiama on the state's south coast.

ABC News

Boris Johnson's five bizarre claims in cringeworthy interview with superfan Nadine Dorries

In a cosy interview on staunch ally Nadine Dorries's new TalkTV show, Boris Johnson rambled on about painting cows, Tory election prospects and

Daily Mirror

Johnson piles pressure on Sunak: ‘Cut taxes to get economy growing’

’The fiscal position was pretty robust when I left office... this is what needs to happen,’ says ex-PM

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Labour submit complaint over Damien English's planning controversy

Damien English stood down from his position as Minister of State in the Department of Enterprise after it emerged that he had failed to declare that he owned a property on a planning application.

Irish Mirror

Tory politician says he would ‘stand up for millennials’ in possible 2024 run against Sadiq Khan

Nick Rogers, a Conservative member of the London Assembly, said he could fight a campaign which addresses the ‘millennial condition’

Evening Standard

Emma Roddick: 'I would've expected suspension if I voted against GRR bill'

AN SNP MSP has said she would’ve expected disciplinary action to be taken against her if she had voted against the Gender Recognition Reform (GRR)…

The National (Scotland)

EU ‘anxious to deal’ with unionist concerns over NI Protocol, says Tanaiste

Micheal Martin was speaking after meeting with the five main political parties in Belfast on Friday.

The Independent UK

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'Weak' Rishi Sunak can't call an election as he knows he would lose, says Rachel Reeves

Labour's Rachel Reeves warned that Rishi Sunak is 'holding us back as a country' as he drowns in sleaze scandals - and says he lost to Liz Truss who 'in turn lost to a lettuce... He's not a winner this guy'

Daily Mirror

Opponents hit out as rape tweet row Tory escapes punishment despite comments

Councillor Shaun Slator remains suspended from the Conservative Party amid an investigation following his web post about an alleged rape last month

Daily Mirror

Official investigation into Dominic Raab could look at allegations he ‘bullied’ anti-Brexit activist

The official investigation into Dominic Raab’s behaviour could look at allegations he launched an “abusive attack” on a prominent anti-Brexit activist.

The Independent UK

Government accused of repeatedly blocking Hillsborough public advocate law

The Bill was effectively denied a second reading at the end of Friday’s Commons sitting.

The Independent UK

Dominic Raab: Timeline of bullying claims against deputy prime minister

Official inquiry hands report to prime minister

The Independent UK

Nottingham MP demands 'urgent meeting' over case of dad slashed to the face with knife

Labour MP for Nottingham South Lilian Greenwood said she is now seeking an "urgent meeting" with the Ministry of Justice to raise her concerns about how the case concerning one of her constituents has been handled.

Nottingham Post

OAP who said Nicola Sturgeon 'warrants assassination' found guilty of threats

William Curtis, 70, sent threatening messages to Ms Sturgeon on various occasions in early 2019.

Daily Record

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The Guardian - UK

Appointing new Tory party chair proving a tough task for Sunak

Next head of CCHQ will be vital figure as general election looms but prospect of plotting ‘narrow path’ to victory is daunting

The Conversation

The BBC has a long history of failed attempts to rid it of political influence

Most people probably don’t know who the BBC’s chairman is, or even that the BBC has a chairman. Yet this normally obscure figure has recently hit the headlines. Richard Sharp, BBC chairman since February 2021, is a former banker and a major donor to the Conservative party.

Daily Mirror

Joy as new law to protect jobs of pregnant women and new parents backed

Dan Jarvis told MPs they had a "precious opportunity within our grasp to make a real difference to over 50,000 pregnant women and new parents each year"

The Independent UK

Terminally ill Frank Field cheered as he swears oath to King in Lords

The former minister, known as Lord Field of Birkenhead, waved to colleagues who then shouted ‘hear, hear’ in support of him.

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The National (Scotland)

Tories slammed for spending £7 MILLION on 'fancy new door' for House of Lords

THE UK Government is accused of “wasting” public money after reports that it will spend £7 million to renovate the front door of the House of…

Liverpool Echo

Tory councillor who compared David Lammy to KKK standing in local elections

Councillor David Burgess-Joyce will now be running in Heswall after he was selected by local party members there

The Independent UK

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Sign up to our free expert-led panel discusion examining our MPs, their personal tax affairs and the UK’s wider political landscape

Evening Standard

‘Cabinet Secretary was told of written complaint about Dominic Raab’ before PM appointed him

Deputy Prime Minister Dominic Raab

Daily Mirror

Tory election chief's own firm admits Britain's 'economic misery made worse' by ministers

Millionaire banker Stephen Massey has taken over the running of the Conservative Party's local election campaign. His City firm warned Britain is facing 'insipid growth' under this government

The Independent UK

Sunak stands by Cabinet Secretary despite questions over Raab ‘bullying’

Downing Street has not denied that Simon Case knew about a written complaint against the Justice Secretary.

Wales Online

Investigation into potential security breach at Welsh council after action by cabinet member

Opposition members feared their confidential votes could be tracked by the cabinet member after he sent out a link which took them to an external website

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