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Stephen Flynn elected SNP's new Westminster leader following Ian Blackford's resignation

The Aberdeen South MP defeated Alison Thewliss after a short contest to succeed Ian Blackford.

Daily Record

Lessons that Labour should draw from the Chester byelection

Letters: Detailed policy proposals two years before an election are not credible, writes Shanti Chakravarty – Labour must instead focus on the principle of redistributing wealth. Plus letters from Les Bright and Keith Flett

The Guardian - UK

Fiji's attorney-general, Aiyaz Sayed-Khaiyum, caught in extraordinary dispute just a week out from national election

Fiji's elections supervisor has blasted one of the country's major political parties over claims that attorney-general Aiyaz Sayed-Khaiyum visited an election ballot printing centre and ordered CCTV cameras be turned off.

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Ross Wilson's Rangers approval rating up for debate after Ibrox AGM

ROSS WILSON was not up for election and his name was not on the ballot paper. It was perhaps just as well for the man who found himself under the…

The National (Scotland)

Mission for radical North East school improvements has not been 'forgotten', leaders insist

Plans were launched in 2019 for a major drive to boost education standards across Newcastle, Northumberland, and North Tyneside, but progress has since stalled

Chronicle Live

Rep. Andy Biggs challenges McCarthy for House speaker

Biggs called McCarthy a "creature of the establishment status quo" in an op-ed.

Axios

'Frankly disturbing': MP calls for Medomsley inquiry and stop to women suffering on the same site

Jarrow MP Kate Osborne visited Derwentside Women’s Immigration Removal Centre on Monday

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Macron looks to crack down on illegal immigration with new law

French President Emmanuel Macron is set to make a second attempt at increasing expulsions of illegal immigrants under fierce pressure from his far-right opponents.

France 24

Red-faced Tory Culture Secretary unable to name Scottish counterpart

THE Tory Culture Secretary has been left red-faced after she was unable to name her Scottish counterpart.

The National (Scotland)

States asked to step up on power prices

Treasurer Jim Chalmers says he believes the states and territories will be able to agree to measures to lower power prices.

AAP

PM won't accept political environment's changed forever

PM says abusive behaviour from the public has become worse during her time as leader, but she’s not willing to accept it’s permanent.

Newsroom.co.nz

POLL: Who should be the SNP's next Westminster leader? Have your say

SNP MPs are set to vote for their next Westminster leader following the resignation of Ian Blackford.

The National (Scotland)

Russian-born banker Lubov Chernukhin hands another £52,000 to Tories

Lubov Chernukhin, the UK's biggest female political donor ever, is married to a former Putin ally - and a frequent guest at Tory fundraising dinners where she has bought privileged access to successive Prime Ministers

Daily Mirror

Why I love Angela Rayner

I adore Angela Rayner. The MP for Failsworth and Ashton-under-Lyne was recently videoed raving behind the decks at a Manchester v Liverpool charity event to raise money for homelessness and she looked amazing — the life and soul of the party. Most politicians these days leave me either horrified or…

Evening Standard

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The Times of India

In Dakshina Kannada, BJP, Congress mull options ahead of hustings

MANGALURU: For UT Khader, the Congress was all but obliterated in the erstwhile undivided Dakshina Kannada district. In Dakshina Kannada alone, BJP won six of the seven seats in the assembly, and although the incumbent legislators ought to present themselves as the obvious choice for the saffron party leadership to…

The Times of India

Bihar CM Nitish Kumar parries queries on exit polls predicting BJP's victory in Gujarat, Himachal Pradesh

PATNA: Bihar CM and JD(U)’s de facto leader Nitish Kumar on Tuesday parried queries about the exit polls predicting his former ally BJP’s victory in Gujarat and Himachal Pradesh assembly polls.

The Independent UK

Tory donations drop 40% in three months as Labour overtakes Sunak’s party

Sir Keir Starmer’s party sees quarterly donations rise 25% to £4.7m

The Independent UK

MP calls for right to request more predictable terms and conditions of work

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'We've heard it before': Martin Compston reacts to Gordon Brown vow to reform UK

MARTIN Compston has suggested that Gordon Brown’s constitutional reforms won’t win over any undecided Yes supporters.

Evening Standard

Brown’s report gives Starmer a chance to shift power from Whitehall

In 1912, Herbert Asquith, the Liberal Prime Minister, declared that reform of the House of Lords would “brook no delay”. Well, 110 years later, it seems to have managed to “brook” quite a lot.

Daily Record

DWP rejects call for interim compensation payment for 3.8m older women affected by retirement age

WASPI women across the UK born on or after April 6, 1950, are still waiting on compensation.

Bangkok Post

PPRP faction rebuts defection rumours

The Pak Nam clique in the ruling Palang Pracharath Party (PPRP) pledged to stick with the PPRP for now, although its future in politics remains up in the air, faction member Sunthorn Pansaengthong said on Tuesday.

Daily Mirror

Labour boosted by huge rise in donations as party builds election war chest

Labour officials are expecting another increase in the next round of figures from the Electoral Commission, raising twice as much in individual donations compared to the previous three months

The Independent UK

Sunak says Government must ‘go further’ in tackling crime

Progress on reducing crime was discussed at Tuesday’s Cabinet meeting – but widespread industrial action was not.

Evening Standard

William Hague backs ‘abolishing himself’ as a peer and shrinking size of Lords

William Hague has backed “abolishing himself” as a peer and shrinking the Lords by not replacing members who die or leave.

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