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Rishi Sunak announces July 4 general election in huge gamble which stuns Tory MPs

Sir Keir Starmer responded swiftly saying it was time for ‘change’ as both leaders kickstarted their election campaigns

Evening Standard

Craig Mackinlay gets standing ovation as Tory MP returns to Parliament after losing limbs to sepsis

Craig Mackinlay attended Prime Minister Questions for the first time since he was struck down by the deadly illness last year

Evening Standard

Craig Mackinlay, the ex-Ukip Tory MP who lost his limbs to sepsis

The former accountant was an original member of Ukip but as a Tory later beat Nigel Farage to win South Thanet

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Tory MP says he is ‘lucky to be alive’ after losing hands and feet to sepsis

Craig Mackinlay had only a five per cent chance of survival, his wife Kati said

Evening Standard

Crucial reforms to help thousands trapped in indeterminate jail terms fail after Labour peers ‘bottle it’

Baroness Fox praised The Independent for shining a light on the plight of IPP prisoners in a House of Lords debate

The Independent UK

We don't need 'homeless pods' – we need real systemic change

We aren’t getting to the roots of the problems and we get long-term damage to societal wellbeing in the process ...

The National (Scotland)

Mhairi Black taunts top Labour MP for admitting: 'I'm a small-c conservative'

THE cat is out of the bag, Mhairi Black has said, after a top Labour frontbencher admitted he could be described as a “small-c conservative”…

The National (Scotland)

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Court Rules UK Government Anti-protest Powers Unlawful

The UK government acted unlawfully by changing legislation to give police tougher powers to clamp down on street protests, judges ruled on Tuesday.

International Business Times

OPINION - An improving economy won't save the Tories

It doesn't seem fair. When the economy is tanking, the government gets the blame. When it recovers, voters tend to give short shrift. Just ask John Major, who couldn't even convince one in three Britons to support the Conservatives in 1997 despite overseeing 22 consecutive quarters of GDP growth and…

Evening Standard

Veteran SNP spin doctor Kevin Pringle leaves Scottish Government

VETERAN SNP spin doctor Kevin Pringle has left the Scottish Government and said he will seek work outside of politics.

The National (Scotland)

Health could be winning issue for Labour but delivery will be hard - new analysis

Exclusive new Ipsos poll suggests the NHS tops voter concerns

Evening Standard

Move to extend police powers around protests in England unlawful, High Court rules

REGULATIONS which lowered the threshold for police intervening in protests in England were unlawful, the High Court has ruled.

The National (Scotland)

John Swinney warned SNP voters want climate change to remain top priority

THE vast majority of SNP voters and most Scots in general want tackling climate change to remain a top priority for the Scottish Government, new…

The National (Scotland)

How is Ken Clarke involved in the infected blood scandal and could he lose his peerage?

The Independent looks at what Lord Clarke is accused of, and why campaigners want his peerage removed

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Reform UK's London Assembly member Alex Wilson: 'There's not a climate emergency'

Reform UK’s first assembly member said he wants to use his role to stand up for road transport in the city

The Guardian - UK

UK review of protest tactics expected to stop short of banning groups

Palestine Action, Just Stop Oil and Extinction Rebellion to be highlighted in report by John Woodcock for ‘dangerous’ tactics

The National (Scotland)

'Coincidence' Peter Murrell arrest was soon after resignation, Nicola Sturgeon says

NICOLA Sturgeon has said it was a “coincidence of timing” that she announced her resignation as first minister just weeks before her husband was…

The National (Scotland)

Ex-Labour MP: Wes Streeting has caused FMQs headache for Anas Sarwar

AN ex-Labour MP has insisted Wes Streeting has made First Minister’s Questions awkward for Anas Sarwar after suggesting “all roads leads back to…

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Too many young careerists in SNP for 'wrong reasons', Nicola Sturgeon says

NICOLA Sturgeon has said the SNP is too full of young people who have entered politics for “all the wrong reasons” ...

The National (Scotland)

Labour see 'largest lead over SNP since 2014' in new General Election poll

LABOUR have taken a clear lead over the SNP in the newest polling predicting Westminster voting intention ...

The National (Scotland)

Top NHS campaigner concerned by 'anti-immigration rhetoric' from Wes Streeting

A LEADING campaigner has criticised Wes Streeting for “anti-immigration rhetoric” after he said relying on migration to staff the NHS is…

The Guardian - UK

I spoke to MPs about their mental health. What I found should shock us all

What is plaguing our politicians? Disappointment, a culture of silence – and the fallout from Brexit, says Jennifer Nadel of Compassion in Politics

The National (Scotland)

Think tank director panned for Scotland comments 'to run as Labour MP'

THE director of a Labour think tank who suggested smuggler gangs should be put on a barge and sent to Scotland is reportedly “seeking a…

The Guardian - UK

Scrap the plan for VAT on private schools, Labour. Just let low-income kids attend instead

Fears of a future tax rise have already increased fees and lowered intake. Use the money for bursaries and everyone wins, says professor of finance Mike Harris

The Guardian - UK

Keir Starmer’s ‘first steps’ might get him into Downing Street. But there is danger ahead

This cautious programme is too limited to bring about the changes Britain needs – and which would keep Labour in power, says former shadow chancellor John McDonnell

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