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Eamon Ryan says allegations of 'bullying' in Green Party are dealt with

Green Party TD Bran Leddin was accused of being a member of a WhatsApp group that targetted Limerick councilor Elisa O'Donovan

Irish Mirror

Rail unions accuse Tory ministers of 'sitting on their hands' as more strikes cancel trains

Rail services across Scotland will be impacted by industrial action involving Network Rail and members of the RMT and ASLEF unions.

Daily Record

'Out of their depth' Tories hampering bid to solve rail dispute, warns RMT chief

Blasting the Conservatives’ for 'radio silence' in recent weeks, RMT General Secretary Mick Lynch said he wants to 'work towards a deal but we haven’t heard from anyone formally since mid-December'

Daily Mirror

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Tory voters turning against party but think Brexit has been successful, poll says

A NEW poll has shown Tory voters are turning against their party but still believe Brexit has largely been a success.

The National (Scotland)

Tactical voting could see big Tory losses at 2023 local elections, says polling guru

Conservative losses may be ‘worse than you might expect’, says Prof John Curtice

The Independent UK

Welsh Labour preparing for snap election as Tories on the brink of being 'overwhelmed'

The Welsh Labour leader has put his party on an election footing as he thinks Rishi Sunak's administration is 'staggering on' and the PM could be forced to call an early nationwide poll

Daily Mirror

When do Holyrood and Westminster return from recess?

BOTH Westminster and Holyrood are currently in recess following Christmas and New Year.

The National (Scotland)

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Rishi Sunak ‘shelves Liz Truss’s free childcare reforms’

PM told he would be ‘daft’ not pursue reforms which could ‘detoxify the Tory brand’

The Independent UK

There’s no point Labour winning unless it promises to dismantle our toxic electoral system

Britain’s first-past-the-post rulebook tilts politics to the right. But the opposition still refuses to back an alternative, says Neal Lawson of the cross-party campaign organisation Compass

The Guardian - UK

Failure to support long Covid sufferers could add billions to benefits bill, Rishi Sunak warned

Exclusive: Labour says worklessness due to people suffering from the virus long-term could be costing £3bn a year

The Independent UK

Sexually explicit graffiti in men’s toilet among incidents of vandalism in House of Commons

Vandal also scratched the name ‘Dave’ into the stonework of a corridor in the House of Lords in 2022, an FOI has revealed

The Independent UK

Jonathan Dowdall received over €15,000 in salary and expenses during short Dublin City Council stint

Dowdall was sentenced to four years in prison in October after he pleaded guilty to facilitating the murder of David Byrne at the Regency Hotel in 2016

Dublin Live

2024 contest comes into view with hurdles for both parties

Republicans and Democrats are being forced to confront critical questions about the people and policies they want to represent them as the next election season roars into view

The Independent UK

Jacob Rees-Mogg accuses Welsh Government 'of treating taxpayers contemptuously' with its home-working policy

The Tory MP has criticised first minister Mark Drakeford's working-from-home stance

Wales Online

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The Independent UK

Local polls will be ‘clear indication’ for next general election, experts say

More ‘anti-Conservative’ tactical voting could be likely in next year’s local elections, Professor Sir John Curtice suggested.

Daily Mirror

500 deaths simply criminal and you can't blame it on strikes - Voice of the Mirror

This death toll is the consequence of criminal neglect and is on the watch of unelected PM Rishi Sunak and a Health Secretary, Stephen Barclay, who must be held accountable

Daily Mirror

Kevin Maguire's 2023 predictions include strikes, sleaze, stubbornness and separation

After last year’s economic and political nightmares, Mystic Mag peers into his crystal ball to predict what further horrors lie in store as Tories lurch from one disaster to the next

The Guardian - UK

Key questions about the House of Lords

Letters: Conservative peer Timothy Kirkhope on what the upper house does well and how to ensure appointments to it are done on the right basis

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Manchester Evening News

The year of three prime ministers - how Britain went from Boris to budget bedlam then back to billionaire Rishi

A look back at a turbulent year in UK politics

Liverpool Echo

Surprising number of Tory MPs who come from Merseyside

Merseyside only has one Tory MP but many politicians with links to our city have risen up through the Conservative Party

Daily Mirror

2023 could be Keir Starmer's last year before Downing Street - 10 hurdles he has to vault

The Labour leader faced three Prime Ministers in 2022 after a year of open warfare in the Conservative Party - and in the coming year he will set out more of his blueprint for No10 as he hopes to maintain momentum

The National (Scotland)

Woman who made plea to Tony Blair says Good Friday Agreement is being 'abused'

A FORMER schoolgirl who who made headlines around the world when she pleaded with Tony Blair to bring peace to Northern Ireland has said she…

The National (Scotland)

De facto referendum 'last ditch' move, say Greens co-leaders

THE Scottish Greens co-leaders have described a de facto referendum as a “last ditch” attempt to secure independence.

Belfast Live

Girl who made peace plea to Tony Blair feels Good Friday Agreement betrayed 25 years on

The Shankill Road native became one of the faces of the peace process

The Independent UK

Woman who made plea to Tony Blair feels betrayed 25 years after peace agreement

Margaret Gibney was a Belfast schoolgirl when she asked the then-prime minister to bring an end to the Troubles in Northern Ireland.

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