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Angela Rayner reportedly told about offensive WhatsApp joke in 2022

Deputy prime minister reportedly told separately by two councillors about lewd messages about her on group

The Guardian - UK

Badenoch faces call to apologise after party political clip filmed in Parliament

The video features a brief clip of Speaker’s Court, part of the Palace of Westminster.

Evening Standard

Imitating hard-right politics of Nigel Farage 'road to ruin', warns Nicola Sturgeon

TOO many politicians are trying to combat the threat of hard-right leaders such as Donald Trump and Nigel Farage by imitating them, Nicola Sturgeon…

The National (Scotland)

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Reports of Stephen Flynn’s ‘hit list’ of SNP MSPs just speculation, says Neil Gray

Reports of a “hit list” of MSPs Stephen Flynn wants to be replaced with former MPs is just “speculation”, Scotland’s Health Secretary has…

The National (Scotland)

Ian Murray given 'season ticket' for backing Manchester United over Scottish workers

LABOUR have been presented with a "hospitality season ticket” for Manchester United after pledging £1 billion to INEOS chairman Jim…

The National (Scotland)

Dining across the divide: ‘She objected to people coming to the UK who haven’t been invited’

They disagreed on immigration and the climate crisis – would they be more aligned on sentencing and the death penalty?

The Guardian - UK

'Extraordinary': BBC accused of bid to spin dismal growth figures for Labour

THE BBC has been accused of an “extraordinary” bid to spin dismal economic growth figures to benefit Labour.

The National (Scotland)

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Get In review: The inside story of Labour — and the snake pit around Keir Starmer

Get In is a succinct title for a story which combines single-minded pursuit of power with a host of football references (10 separate ones in the index alone plus many metaphors). From electoral wipeout in the Jeremy Corbyn-led rout of 2019 to a convincing mandate in 2024, it is also…

Evening Standard

OPINION - Labour's plan for our education system is simple: nobody is allowed to win

In 2010 I debated Ed Balls on Newsnight about the Conservatives’ education plans. “The danger is that there will be winners in this policy,” he warned, a line later quoted by David Cameron to ridicule Labour’s attitude to his government’s education reforms.

Evening Standard

Reports of Flynn’s ‘hit list’ of SNP MSPs just speculation, says Gray

The Scottish Health Secretary said the party wants the ‘best possible candidates’ for next year’s Holyrood election.

Evening Standard

Heathrow expansion will not deprive regions of jobs and flights, say ministers

Mike Kane, whose portfolio includes aviation, said a third runway at the country’s biggest airport will boost productivity beyond London.

Evening Standard

Confidence in the British economy slumps to record lows among the wealthy

Faith in the government even worse than in the aftermath of Liz Truss’s infamous mini-Budget

Evening Standard

Government in denial about what constitutes genocide, says Labour MP

Brian Leishman also described as appalling a statement from Foreign Secretary David Lammy where he ruled out ‘any discussion of sanctions’.

Evening Standard

Home Office chief announces he will leave department in March

Sir Matthew Rycroft previously served in leading roles in international development and the Foreign Office.

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Counter-terror review linked to MP’s murder ‘clearly inadequate’

Former MP Anna Firth criticised a review of how terrorist Ali Harbi Ali was dealt with under a counter-terrorism scheme.

The Guardian - UK

David Amess’s killer had been dropped too soon by Prevent, review finds

Anti-radicalisation scheme found to have made series of errors in case of Ali Harbi Ali, who went on to murder MP

The Guardian - UK

Starmer gives lesson in law 101 as KemiKaze crashes and burns again

The Tory leader seems to be getting worse by the week – who knew thinking up a few coherent questions was so hard?

The National (Scotland)

Labour urged to drop Israel trade envoy over 'UNRWA terrorists' slur

LABOUR have been urged to bin their trade envoy to Israel – after he referred to “UNRWA terrorists” and argued against imposing an arms…

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Alba bar media from leadership hustings despite Ash Regan plea for openness

ALBA will hold their leadership hustings behind closed doors – despite contender Ash Regan’s past demands for openness during her ill-fated run…

The Guardian - UK

Why does Labour think bashing migrants is the way to defeat Reform? Look abroad: the tactic never works

With no clear vision for the country, the party is borrowing tactics that have palpably failed elsewhere, says Guardian columnist Owen Jones

The National (Scotland)

Audrey Nicoll: Stephen Flynn is not the reason I am standing down as an MSP

SNP MSP Audrey Nicoll has addressed suspicions she will not run again for Holyrood due to pressure from Stephen Flynn after he announced he wanted…

The National (Scotland)

John Swinney to attend King Charles's 'dine and sleep' event for politicians

JOHN Swinney will join the Prime Minister and King Charles in an event at Windsor ...

The National (Scotland)

Seamus Logan: Yes movement must reckon with how Brexit made 2014 arguments obsolete

YOU can say what you like about Brexit and plenty of us have done exactly that over the years. But one thing arguably we have yet to do as a…

The National (Scotland)

'It's nonsense': Kirsty Blackman defends Stephen Flynn amid 'boys' brigade' claim

THE SNP's only female MP has defended the party's Westminster leader after he was accused of running a “boys’ brigade” in Westminster.

The Guardian - UK

Met police chief blames Home Office failures after vetting ruling on rogue officers

Mark Rowley says officials have ‘dragged their feet’ over changing rules so forces can sack unfit officers

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