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Power to the people is a lovely idea, Gordon Brown, but you forgot about women

Labour’s vision of a new Britain ignores the issue of structural sex discrimination

The Guardian - UK

Pension rip-off leaves retired mineworkers unable to afford family funerals

Welsh ex-miner Emlyn Davies, 77, could not scrape together the £2,900 needed to bury his wife and lives with his daughter because he only receives £61 a week after 26 years down the pits

Daily Mirror

Nigel Farage's right-wing Reform party unveils plan to split Tory vote in boost for Labour

Leader Richard Tice says he will field candidates in 600 seats after standing aside for the Tories at the 2019 General Election

Daily Mirror

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Council leaders urge ministers to delay plans for photo ID at May elections

Voters risk being turned away and organisers need more time to prepare, argue critics of the new measures

The Guardian - UK

New SNP leader at Westminster announces ‘dynamic’ reshuffle

Stephen Flynn had previously been forced to deny he planned to oust his predecessor Ian Blackford from the job

The Independent UK

New SNP leader at Westminster announces ‘dynamic’ front bench reshuffle

Stephen Flynn had previously been forced to deny he planned to oust his predecessor Ian Blackford from the job.

The Independent UK

Stephen Flynn announces SNP's new front bench at Westminster

THE new SNP Westminster Leader, Stephen Flynn MP, has announced a reshuffle of SNP MPs on his front bench team.

The National (Scotland)

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Alba urge indy movement to come together and sign 'St Andrew's Day Declaration'

THE Alba Party have called on the independence movement to come together and sign its "St Andrew's Day Declaration".

The National (Scotland)

Liz Truss and I ‘got carried away’ writing mini-budget, admits Kwasi Kwarteng

Sacked chancellor says he and ex-PM failed to consider political and economic consequences

The Guardian - UK

Huge public support for striking workers as voters blame Tories for nurse walkouts

Almost half of voters (46%) blamed the government for industrial action by nurses and ambulance workers, compared with 17% who blamed unions

Daily Mirror

Tory adviser quits over 'the way Suella Braverman talks about ethnic minorities'

Nimco Ali said she would quit because she and the Home Secretary were on "completely different planets" about women's rights and "the way that we talk about ethnic minorities, and specifically people like me who are from a refugee background."

Daily Mirror

Alex Salmond kicks off Alba Party conference with rallying cry to ditch Westminster

ALEX Salmond has kicked off an Alba Party conference this weekend with a rallying call to “choose a new future with independence or repeat the…

The National (Scotland)

Police watchdog reviews steps taken before resignation of boss in criminal probe

Independent Office for Police Conduct director general Michael Lockwood stepped down last week.

The Independent UK

Former high-ranking NSW Liberal warns he'll back breakaway independents over preselection 'games'

Former Liberal Matthew Camenzuli, who took Scott Morrison to court over preselections ahead of the federal election, warns over ongoing "games and chicanery" ahead of the NSW election.

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The Guardian - UK

Why doesn’t the UK government want us to know if ministers have taken gifts and freebies?

MPs are being held to a much higher transparency standard than those who wield the most power. This is bonkers, says Labour MP Chris Bryant

The Guardian - UK

Civil society calls on Rishi Sunak to commit to keeping Human Rights Act

More than 150 groups urge PM to rule out once and for all its replacement with Dominic Raab’s bill of rights

The Guardian - UK

Ministers hold out against proposal on reporting hospitality in new MPs’ code

Government likely to accept 18 out of 20 recommendations but risks triggering another standards row

The National (Scotland)

No wonder Gareth Southgate's days are numbered... England loves chaos - Joe Callaghan

Gareth Southgate’s problem, it seems, is that he is everything they now run away from. He is respectable. He is reliable. He is consistent. He is…

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Indecisive and weak, or just pragmatic? Jury out on Rishi Sunak after six weeks as PM

Sunak’s gained a reputation for bending with the wind, it’s what won him the role. But that might not resonate with Tory voters

The Independent UK

Kwasi Kwarteng admits he ‘got carried away’ and Liz Truss government ‘blew it’

The former chancellor said his biggest regret was that ‘we weren’t tactically astute’.

Daily Mirror

Lord Young, a 'favourite' former minister of Margaret Thatcher, dies aged 90

Lord Young of Graffham, a successful businessman who became a cabinet minister and was known as a favourite of then prime minister Margaret Thatcher, has died aged 90

ABC News

NSW Shooters, Fishers and Farmers leader survives vote to replace him but questions remain over future of disgruntled MPs

The Shooters, Fishers and Farmers Party re-endorse leader Rob Borsak after a challenge to replace him, raising doubts if MPs who had threatened to leave will stay to represent the party at the March state election.

The Guardian - UK

Lord Young, former Conservative minister and businessman, dies aged 90

Minister exalted by Margaret Thatcher also advised David Cameron and ran businesses including Cable & Wireless

Reuters

Quebec ends mandatory oath to King Charles for elected officials

Quebec on Friday passed a law ending a requirement for elected officials to take an oath to Britain's King Charles, agreeing to make such a show of fealty optional.

ABC News

Federal government has not decided how the Voice to Parliament will work, but here's what it is thinking

Despite complaints from some camps that there is not enough detail on how a Voice to Parliament could work, two reports have already spelled out how it could be done. Here's what they say.

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