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Losers who lived: Matthew Guy is among the rare breed of opposition leaders given a second chance

Thrashed in 2018, the Liberal leader is hoping to find redemption in this weekend’s Victorian election – but the polls are not on his side

The Guardian - AU

Labour will show ‘zero tolerance’ to violence against women, says Starmer

Party will roll out tougher sentences as statistics reveal almost 97% of sexual offences fail to end in charges

The Guardian - UK

Chris Moyles calls Matt Hancock a ‘funny little fish’ after awkward interaction on I’m a Celeb

TV presenter did not appreciate Hancock’s lack of interest in his life

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I'm A Celebrity's Chris Moyles takes savage swipe at government in Hancock chat

I'm A Celebrity 2022 star Chris Moyles was left baffled by Matt Hancock's comments on how government ministers are selected in a cabinet reshuffle

Daily Mirror

Former treasurer Josh Frydenberg breaks silence on Scott Morrison's secret ministries ahead of inquiry report

As former justice Virginia Bell prepares to deliver her findings on Scott Morrison's decision to secretly give himself power over several ministries, his ally and former treasurer Josh Frydenberg says the former PM is yet to apologise.

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Prayut would 'give UTN a boost'

The United Thai Nation Party (UTN), also known as the Ruam Thai Sang Chart, is poised to do well in the next general election if Prime Minister Prayut Chan-o-cha decides to join it, academics say.

Bangkok Post

Victorian leaders Daniel Andrews, Matthew Guy make final pitches as election day nears

The electoral commission says more than 1.63 million Victorians have taken advantage of early voting, and Premier Daniel Andrews and his family members have joined them as the leaders make their final election pitches.

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MP expenses Watchdog apologises for telling politicians to claim for Christmas parties

Ipsa said it had failed to recognise the public mood when it issued the guidance.

Wales Online

'Matt Hancock may be sorry but we need to see him suffer I'm A Celebrity's cyclone'

Ian Hyland admits Matt Hancock hasn't ruined this year's series of I'm A Celebrity like he initially feared, but he's still not one of the ITV show's viewers warming to the shamed MP

Daily Mirror

Watchdog apologises for telling MPs to claim expenses for Christmas parties

THE watchdog responsible for MPs’ expenses has apologised for telling MPs they could charge taxpayers for Christmas parties, which resulted in…

The National (Scotland)

Watchdog apologises for telling MPs they can throw Christmas parties paid for by taxpayer

Some MPs received ‘abuse’ in the wake of the guidance, the Independent Parliamentary Standards Authority said.

The Independent UK

Morning Mail: Albanese’s emissions tightrope, Christmas air fares soar, Baker Boy scoops Arias

In today’s newsletter: how Labor fought a fierce pre-election battle over climate policy; air fares sky-rocketing ahead of festive getaway; Yolŋu rapper cleans up at the Arias

The Guardian - AU

Ripon electorate voters preview their priorities ahead of Victoria state election

Meet the people voting in Victoria's most marginal electorate this weekend.

ABC News

Ed Miliband on Humber 2030 Vision and how Labour aims to lead the global race to Net Zero

Big interview with former Labour leader who is now focused on the energy portfolio he once headed in government

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The Guardian - UK

UK minister rejects measure designed to tackle Slapp legal cases

Tom Tugendhat says economic crime bill is not right law to stop courts being used by super-rich to silence critics and journalists

The National (Scotland)

Supreme Court self-determination ruling signals 'paradigm shift' in indy debate

The Supreme Court said they "couldn't accept" the SNP's written arguments relating to self-determination

The Independent UK

Jeremy Hunt rejects forecasts on Brexit hit to UK economy

The Chancellor also denied that Liz Truss’s mini-budget inflicted long-term damage.

The Guardian - UK

Scottish independence activists urge Sturgeon to ‘trust yes movement’

Campaigners support first minister’s ‘de facto referendum’ plan, while MPs and MSPs struggle to unite behind it

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Nicola Sturgeon ally says de-facto vote win for Yes 'likely' to lead to indyref

A NICOLA Sturgeon ally has said a de-facto referendum would be “more likely” to lead to an plebiscite rather than triggering talks to end the…

The Guardian - UK

Tories run for the hills rather than face Labour over Michelle Mone and PPE

When a minister was needed to field Angela Rayner’s questions over the VIP fast lane, luckless Neil O’Brien was the only one to pick up the phone

The Guardian - UK

Let’s reverse the mad experiment of Brexit

Letters: Readers on the anti-Brexit mood in the country, the folly of looking to a Swiss-style deal and the need for rational dialogue

The Independent UK

From creepy crawlies to the Commons: What’s next for Matt Hancock?

The political future of the controversial MP who lost the Tory whip over his trip down under is on somewhat of a shaky footing.

The National (Scotland)

Officials asked to examine rules after 'dodgy Tory bevvy session' in Holyrood

OFFICIALS at Holyrood have been asked to examine the rules around party political events at the Scottish Parliament after concerns were raised over…

Reuters

Migrant politician has rocky start in Italian parliament

Italy's only Black lawmaker suspended himself from his left-wing party on Thursday after his family was accused of mismanaging funds and exploiting staff at two associations meant to help immigrants.

The Guardian - UK

More homeless people are dying in the UK – we have a solution, so why aren’t we acting on it?

During the pandemic the government housed rough sleepers and gave them tailored support, until it came to an abrupt end, say Daniel Lavelle and Simon Hattenstone

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