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How Rishi Sunak tried to weaponise information only to shoot himself in the foot

Could it be that British politics is slipping into some post-satire phase of confusion and condemnation?

The Conversation

How will seven parties hope to make their mark in BBC election debate?

With Penny Mordaunt, Angela Rayner, Daisy Cooper, Nigel Farage and more, expect sparky and chaotic exchanges

The Guardian - UK

Rishi Sunak urged to give £5m from Tory donor at centre of racism row to veterans’ charity after D Day snub

Call from the Liberal Democrats comes after Frank Hester allegedly told colleagues that looking at veteran Labour MP Diane Abbott makes you ‘want to hate all Black women’ and that she ‘should be shot’

The Independent UK

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How old do you have to be to vote in general elections as voting age to be lowered?

England will be lowing lowering the age to vote - the Parliament has previously rejected the idea twice, once in 1999 and once more in 2005

Evening Standard

Labour urges Tories not to hand out leaflets it says Frank Hester has paid for

Rishi Sunak under pressure to give up money from party’s biggest donor after further allegations of racist behaviour

The Guardian - UK

OPINION - Tom Newton Dunn: Rachel Reeves plots to add new council tax bands... plus an income tax cut

You’ll tax this. Well you’ll tax that. But you’ve got a secret tax bombshell. Well you’ve already taxed the pants off everything, and you’re dirty stinking liars to boot.

Evening Standard

'A new low': John Swinney slams Douglas Ross for treatment of David Duguid

JOHN Swinney has said hit out at Rishi Sunak’s “foolish” decision to skip a D-Day commemoration event to participate in an ITV interview.

The National (Scotland)

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Who are the wealthy climate sceptics funding rightwing UK politics?

How climate-denying money is influencing UK politics in the run-up to the general election

The Guardian - UK

General Election is not a ‘mock independence referendum’, Patrick Harvie says

PATRICK Harvie has said the General Election is not a “mock referendum” as he was asked whether a vote for the

The National (Scotland)

Far-Right Surge Expected In European Parliament Elections

Far-right parties gaining momentum in European Parliament elections, impacting immigration and security policies. Stay informed about the latest developmen...

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Rishi Sunak gifts Nigel Farage open goal for TV debate with D-Day ceremony fly home early blunder

The PM has apologised for flying back to the UK early to do a TV interview in which he denied ‘lying’ about Labour’s tax plans

Evening Standard

Fury of Tory MP ditched at last minute to make way for Douglas Ross over claims he was ‘too sick’ to stand

Ex-minister says his own party is guilty of a ‘factual inaccuracy’ days after Rishi Sunak accused of lying about Keir Starmer and Labour’s tax plans

The Independent UK

General Election poll: Labour and Tory manifestos could be key as voters less swayed by Sunak and Starmer

Exclusive Ipsos poll for The Standard is published as Labour chiefs sign off its manifesto at meeting in London

Evening Standard

Pollsters got it wrong in 2015, so could Labour’s lead be overestimated?

The shy Tory effect is still very real, but the polling industry has worked hard to update its methods in recent years

The Guardian - UK

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The Independent UK

Children’s minister admits he does not know how much child benefit is

‘I should have found out before I came on here’, David Johnston says in latest Tory gaffe of campaign

The National (Scotland)

'Simply untrue I'm unable to stand,' says David Duguid after Douglas Ross U-turn

FORMER Tory MP David Duguid has issued a new statement after he was blocked from standing at the upcoming General Election.

The Guardian - UK

Don’t underestimate Starmer’s push for workers’ rights – it could be his defining legacy

For the first time in decades, and with public support, dignity and fairness in the workplace are back on the political agenda, says Guardian columnist Martin Kettle

The National (Scotland)

Alex Salmond hits back at Andrew Neil over claims about Scottish independence

ALEX Salmond hit back at broadcaster Andrew Neil over his claims on Scottish independence...

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The Conversation

Election 2024: why it’s still worth watching the multi-party debate

The fallout from the first general election debate has left viewers and voters with a bad taste in their mouths. The Conservatives’ disputed claim about Labour’s tax plans shows precisely the problems of adversarial debate formats: they favour soundbites, attack politics and rhetorical tactics that can be misleading.

The Guardian - UK

European elections: Hungary poll puts Orbán’s Fidesz on 50% with Magyar’s Tisza on 27% – as it happened

Party of far-right populist predicted to take 11 seats against six for challenger who is building a centrist movement

The Guardian - UK

There is no ‘change’ for Britain without a massive injection of cash. Why won’t our politicians admit it?

If the Labour party wants to deliver real transformation for voters, now is the time to be brave, and back a wealth tax, says Guardian columnist Frances Ryan

Evening Standard

Rishi Sunak 'lies' row over alleged £2,000 tax hike plan by Keir Starmer grows

The UK statistics watchdog rapped the Conservative claim about Labour’s proposals

Al Jazeera

Left-leaning parties lead as far right surges in Netherlands’ EU elections

Exit polls show surge in support for populist Geert Wilders and his anti-immigration party.

The Guardian - UK

Labour vows to investigate carer’s allowance scandal

Liz Kendall, shadow work and pensions secretary, tells pensioners in Essex repayment demands ‘unforgivable’

International Business Times

Irish, Czechs Hold EU Vote After Dutch Far-right Gains

Voters in Ireland and the Czech Republic go to the polls Friday on the second day of marathon EU elections, after the Netherlands kicked off the ballot with a strong showing by the far right.

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