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The Latest Breaking News on UK Politics

Johnson: Anyone who thinks I lied about lockdown parties is ‘out of their mind’

The former prime minister is under investigation for allegedly lying to Parliament about the mid-pandemic gatherings.

The Independent UK

SNP MP Joanna Cherry 'going nowhere' after colleague says gender Bill rebels should stand as independents

Joanna Cherry hit out at Alyn Smith for suggesting those critical of the SNP's gender policy should leave the party

Daily Record

Rail walkout is ‘a political strike driven by the government,’ claims train driver union boss

‘The government decided the train drivers aren’t worth a pay rise,’ says Mick Whelan

The Independent UK

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No 10 ‘knew about Raab bullying claims’ as three top civil servants give evidence

Downing Street officials said to have been made aware of ‘issues’ with minister’s conduct

The Independent UK

Labour to use May vote to sharpen campaign ahead of general election

Exclusive: local elections will be chance to test regional organisers, digital operation and a slogan: ‘Build a Better Britain’

The Guardian - UK

Former John Howard chief of staff Tony Nutt joins Voice referendum Yes campaign group

The Yes campaign for this year's Voice referendum is amassing a heavy-hitting group of business, legal and political minds to lead the case for change, announcing a respected Liberal strategist and John Howard confidant as its latest recruit.

ABC News

Indigenous voice 'yes' vote campaign board revealed

John Howard's former chief of staff has joined the campaign backing the "yes" vote for a constitutionally enshrined Indigenous voice to parliament.

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Gordon Brown to head to Glasgow to call for closer ties between Scotland and London

GORDON Brown will head to Glasgow next week to launch a new report calling for closer ties between Scotland and the rest of the UK.

The National (Scotland)

Greens refuse to cross Holyrood picket line as civil servants strike

ONLY one political party is confirmed to be showing solidarity with the 100,000 civil servants taking industrial action today – which includes…

The National (Scotland)

Alan Tudge denies he was responsible for department’s failure to check legality of robodebt, royal commission hears

Former human services minister says he was away on leave when an article casting doubt on legality of robodebt was sent to him

The Guardian - AU

Constitution did not detail air force, nuclear subs: Albanese on Voice referendum

Tony Burke has accused "no" proponents of not understanding the constitution.

The Canberra Times

'Anti-strike bill is not only attack on fundamental right - but assault on working people'

Let’s be clear, nobody wants to go on strike. Nurses, ambulance workers, firefighters, teachers, transport workers and civil servants are members of our communities and they care deeply about serving our society

Daily Mirror

'Appointing Dominic Raab as Deputy PM was a nasty mistake by Rishi Sunak'

Inheriting scandals from Boris Johnson, Sunak would have drawn a line in the sand if he was strong, but he is weak, agreeing dodgy deals and gifting Cabinet seats to tainted people, such as Dominic Raab

Daily Mirror

Dominic Raab accused of bullying staff like 'abusive husband' with some 'left suicidal'

Witnesses allege Dominic Raab would set them lists of endless rules that were impossible to keep and then 'belittle, demean and humiliate' them when they failed to deliver

Daily Mirror

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Immunity rules for Troubles crimes may be tightened further, signals minister

A Tory frontbencher says he is ‘sympathetic’ to a number of proposals made by peers over what critics brand an amnesty.

The Independent UK

SNP MP hits out at Brexit during rally marking three years since UK left EU

Alyn Smith spoke at a rally in Edinburgh on Tuesday evening, marking the third anniversary of the UK leaving the EU.

The National (Scotland)

Activists keep the light on across Scotland, despite yellow weather warning

AS well as hundreds turning out at Holyrood, activists in several other areas braved on Tuesday night to turn the Light's On.

Edinburgh Live

Hundreds gather at Edinburgh’s Holyrood Park in torchlit anti-Brexit protest

Many demonstrators have used the phrase - leave a light on for Scotland - since the historic decision and on January 31 held lit torches on the city hill to represent this.

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Hundreds gather outside Scottish Parliament to mark third anniversary of Brexit

"WHEN we become an independent country all of our major events are going to be in June!"

The Guardian - UK

Liz Truss’s growth agenda still haunting the corridors of Westminster

Conservative Growth Group rises out of ashes of shortest-serving PM’s tenure, but Truss herself is keeping a low profile publicly

The Guardian - UK

Tory MPs urge Hunt to bring forward tax cuts after bleak IMF forecast

Chancellor defiant as pressure mounts with warning from within that party could face end of an era in government

The Guardian - UK

Raab bullying claims: inquiry has interviewed three top mandarins

Exclusive: Officials who worked with deputy PM when he was at FCO, MoJ and Brexit department have provided testimony

The Guardian - UK

Jared O’Mara’s election victory was massive shock, ex-aide tells court

Gareth Arnold, on trial with former MP, says Labour did not expect O’Mara to win Sheffield Hallam seat

The Independent UK

Jeremy Hunt resists calls from ‘depressed’ Tory MPs to commit to tax cuts

The chancellor has repeatedly warned his first priority is to get sky-high inflation under control

The Independent UK

Hunt faces calls for tax cuts and fuel duty freeze from Tory backbench MPs

The Chancellor did not rule out a fuel duty hike during a grilling by the 1922 Committee, according to MPs who attended.

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