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Rachel Reeves to call for more economic devolution for northern England

The shadow chancellor is set to address the Great Northern Conference in Manchester.

The Independent UK

Yingluck slams court bid to have her nabbed

Former prime minister Yingluck Shinawatra has cried foul over the issuance of an arrest warrant because she failed to show up for a trial in which she is accused of ordering the transfer of a senior official to justify installing a close relative as national police chief while she was…

Bangkok Post

Government cool on workplace bill changes

Proposed changes to Labor's workplace laws would be "significant" if adopted, says Workplace Relations Minister Tony Burke as he seeks crossbench support.

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MPs 'may resign' if ganja bill stalls

Some 20-30 MPs may resign in protest if a new bill legislating the use of cannabis and hemp fails to clear the House, according to Kharom Polpornklang, a renegade MP from the Move Forward Party (MFP).

Bangkok Post

'The cops are like headless chickens' - Sensational recordings of Gerry 'The Monk' Hutch and Jonathan Dowdall played in court

In the conversation, the man the state believes is Dowdall says that the newspapers don't have a "f**kin clue about the Regency"

Irish Mirror

PPRP may lose 'up to 40 MPs'

The ruling Palang Pracharath Party (PPRP) is being rocked by defections as about 40 MPs are expected to migrate to other parties, according to a party source.

Bangkok Post

SNP's Westminster group split on attending Supreme Court rally with Yes activists

IT remains unclear how many of the SNP's Westminster MPs in London will stand with activists outside the Supreme Court and at rallies across…

The National (Scotland)

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Bridget Archer flags crossing the floor again on national integrity commission – as it happened

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The Guardian - AU

Hazel Grove MP William Wragg announces he will not stand at next General Election

Mr Wragg, 34, has spoken out against Conservative leaders throughout his Parliamentary career

Manchester Evening News

Senior Tory William Wragg to stand down as MP at next election

Former work and pensions secretary Chloe Smith also announced her departure on the same day.

The Independent UK

Victoria's youngest voters share what will swing their vote ahead of the state election

Gen Z voters now form 10 per cent of the voter base in Victoria, with issues like health funding, integrity and infrastructure the biggest of their election concerns.

ABC News

Brexit has disrupted devolution and reduced Holyrood powers, politics expert says

BREXIT has disrupted devolution in the UK and seen a reduction in the extent of devolved powers, a political expert has said.

The National (Scotland)

The Guardian view on Labour’s business deal: higher immigration for more workers’ rights

There is more to Sir Keir Starmer than meets the eye – it’s just less than one would hope for

The Guardian - UK

Keir Starmer is the man with a plan, but it doesn’t involve talking about Brexit

The CBI conference lapped up a confident Labour leader, even his jokes about Peppa Pig

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Starmer’s nuanced approach to jobs and immigration still needs detail

Labour’s leader may have enhanced his ‘unashamedly pro-business’ stance with the CBI, but his plan is vague

The Canberra Times

Colourful term beat out 'cooker' and 'eshay' to be crowned Word of the Year

The Centre chose "Teal" this year due to its prominence throughout the election campaign and its continuing use in political terminology.

Daily Mirror

Panicking Rishi Sunak pulls vote on housebuilding to avoid humiliating Tory rebellion

At least 47 Tory MPs led by ex-Cabinet minister Theresa Villiers had threatened to rebel against the government by backing an amendment to the Levelling Up bill that would end mandatory housebuilding targets

Daily Mirror

I'm A Celeb's Matt Hancock has broken Ministerial Code, watchdog rules

Parliament's revolving door watchdog, Acoba, ruled the former Health Secretary had breached the rules by appearing on the show - and on SAS: Who Dares Wins

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Daily Mirror

Number of people waiting more than a year for operation up to 400,000, Steve Barclay says

The Health Secretary claimed at Cabinet the pandemic had 'exacerbated pressures' on the NHS as Rishi Sunak said the country faced a 'challenging' winter

The National (Scotland)

'Pause' indyref2 plans even if Supreme Court rules in favour, Yes strategist says

THE First Minister should “pause” plans for indyref2 even if the Supreme Court rules Holyrood can legislate for a second vote, the former…

Evening Standard

Sadiq Khan to face second grilling over Cressida Dick’s resignation from Met Police

Sadiq Khan has been formally summonsed to answer questions from the London Assembly over his role in Cressida Dick’s resignation for a second time.

The Independent UK

Tory MP warns of ‘long term question marks’ over ‘sustainability’ of triple lock

Former work and pensions secretary Stephen Crabb urged the Treasury to have a ‘more honest discussion’.

The Guardian - UK

Owen Paterson taking UK to human rights court after lobbying scandal

Former MP, who once argued UK should break free from Strasbourg court, is challenging finding he repeatedly broke rules

The Guardian - UK

The truth that Rishi Sunak dare not speak: Britain still needs the EU

Rumours of a Swiss-style deal have put Brexit back on the agenda, says Guardian columnist Rafael Behr

Evening Standard

Brexiteer Owen Paterson suing the government at the European Court of Human Rights over ‘privacy breach’

The former minister was suspended from the House of Commons for breaking lobbying rules

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