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Territories rights laws to pass next week

Laws overturning a ban on territories legislating on voluntary assisted dying are expected to pass next week after a last-minute hitch in the Senate debate.

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Daniel Andrews on the defensive as 80% of local Victorian election promises benefit Labor electorates

Guardian analysis of promises targeting single seats shows Labor sandbagging home turf while opponents spend big on marginals

The Guardian - AU

Boris Johnson compares Liz Truss’s mini-Budget to Morecambe and Wise sketch

Former prime minister also shared some of his regrets from time at the top

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Nicola Sturgeon delivers action call to Yessers across Scotland

NICOLA Sturgeon has sent a message to Yes activists, including an appeal to put a sign on protecting Scotland's democracy up on their windows.

The National (Scotland)

SNP President Michael Russell tells Ireland's Future: ‘Foolish’ to think court ruling ends Scottish independence referendum debate

Speaking in Belfast Michael Russell called the court decision that Scotland cannot legislate for a referendum “the elephant in the room”

Belfast Live

SNP president: ‘Foolish’ to think court ruling ends referendum debate

‘It’s not the judges who are wrong, it is the law that is wrong,’ Michael Russell told a pro-Irish unity conference in Belfast.

The Independent UK

Voice of the Mirror: 'Scots don't want Tory rule so best to stay in UK and vote Labour'

Nicola Sturgeon says the next general election will be a 'de facto' poll on Scottish independence - but keeping the United Kingdom together is the best way forward

Daily Mirror

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Court 'won't force' PM's hand

Deputy Prime Minister Wissanu Krea-ngam gave his assurance on Wednesday there is no reason for the prime minister to dissolve the House on Nov 30 or after, no matter how the Constitutional Court rules on an organic law on the elections of MPs.

Bangkok Post

The Victorian Liberals say the state's debt is larger than any other state and larger than NSW, Queensland and Tasmania combined. Is that correct?

Victoria's Shadow Treasurer David Davis and the Liberal Party say Victoria's debt is larger than Queensland, NSW and Tasmania combined. RMIT ABC Fact Check runs the numbers.

ABC News

Thai PM Prayut Chan-o-cha mulls move to UTN

Prime Minister Prayut Chan-o-cha said he is considering a move to join the newly-established United Thai Nation Party (UTN) or Ruam Thai Sang Chart.

Bangkok Post

7 things we learnt as Liverpool Councillors clash on fiery night at town hall

There were allegations, accusations and deliberations as opposing parties clashed

Liverpool Echo

Tory Levelling Up minister Dehenna Davison leaves Manchester conference bemused as she sends wrong prerecorded video

The 'red wall' MP was too busy to attend the Great Northern Conference

Manchester Evening News

What’s next for indyref2: Can the SNP turn to the international courts?

THE decision by the Supreme Court is that under the current devolution settlement, Holyrood cannot hold an independence referendum without the…

The National (Scotland)

Poll finds half of Scots would back SNP in de-facto indyref2 election

HALF of Scots would vote for the SNP at the next General Election if doing so would mean leaving the Union, a poll has found.

The National (Scotland)

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Sunak unconvincingly comes out swinging at PMQs before SNP pile-on

Keir Starmer’s jabs landed better, while the PM wanted the Scots to feel the UK love

ABC News

Big test for Matthew Guy as another female independent throws down the gauntlet in Victoria's north-east

Historically conservative but now highly marginal, the north-east Victorian electorate of Benambra — enveloped by firmly independent federal seat Indi — is one to watch on Saturday.

The Independent UK

‘Let public see the sums’ Labour demands as Hunt orders officials to calculate value of scrapping non-doms

Rishi Sunak defended policy, saying abolising it would ‘cost Britain money’

The Guardian - UK

The Guardian view on Scotland and the constitution: a crisis is brewing

Editorial: A supreme court ruling against Nicola Sturgeon’s referendum plans clarifies the challenge ahead for unionists

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Tasmanian parliament numbers restored, as Peg Putt's camp chair stunt of 1998 comes full circle

Twenty three years ago, Peg Putt dragged a rickety old camp chair out of her garage and smuggled it into the Tasmanian parliament. She did it as a protest for democracy — and this week's victory has left her "quite emotional".

Daily Mirror

Brits must 'take responsibility' for bills when energy support ends, Jeremy Hunt warns

The Chancellor told MPs on the Treasury Committee that if households reduce their energy usage by 15% they could save £500 per year on bills

The Guardian - UK

We will find another lawful way to express will of Scots, says Nicola Sturgeon

Scotland’s first minister sees general election as independence referendum after UK supreme court judgment on second poll

The National (Scotland)

Andrew Tickell: There is no magic legal bullet to win, or stop, independence

IT’S a “no.” Having war-gamed out all the potential outcomes, all the nuances and ambiguities, the Supreme Court gave us a clear and…

Daily Mirror

Speaker blasts MP after Twitter pile-on following scathing post about Nadine Dorries

Sir Lindsay accused John Nicolson of posting a 'partial and biased' video on Twitter and demanded an apology as the fallout over whether Nadine Dorries should face punishment over remarks made about Channel 4

The Guardian - UK

Michelle Mone’s PPE denials v what we know

Tory peer and husband have repeatedly distanced themselves from company given £200m in government Covid contracts

The Independent UK

‘Voice of the Scottish people’ will not be silenced, Sturgeon tells rally

The First Minister addressed hundreds of supporters after the UK’s highest court ruled Holyrood could not legislate for a referendum.

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