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'More victims will not live to see justice' - MPs slam delays to contaminated blood compensation and reveal 'immense betrayal' felt by families

MPs have spoken about the "immense betrayal" felt by families of tainted blood victims like Graham Fox.

Chronicle Live

New Partygate report will set out how people tried to derail the investigation

The second document is to be published today, according to reports

Wales Online

Call for Tory MP who posted vile attack on woman over mental health to be suspended

Tan Smith, 38, was stunned after Brendan Clarke-Smith sarcastically said he was "playing the world's smallest violin" after she praised the Samaritans on Twitter

Daily Mirror

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‘Attacks’ by Boris Johnson’s allies to be detailed in follow-up partygate report

Privileges Committee criticises ‘sustained’ and ‘seemingly co-ordinated’ attempt to undermine its inquiry

The Independent UK

Nicola Sturgeon and John Swinney to give evidence at Covid-19 inquiry

Scotland’s former first minister has repeatedly said the pandemic was one of the hardest things she has ever had to deal with in her political career.

The Independent UK

Former MP Stuart Robert denies kickback allegations

Former Liberal MP Stuart Robert says allegations he helped a consulting company win government contracts were a "by-election witch hunt".

AAP

NI secretary Chris Heaton-Harris' sweary reply to claims budget cuts are bid to pressure DUP

He was responding to a councillor who challenged the Secretary of State on the impact of cuts to children and young people's services

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Tories call for London mayoral nomination race to be reopened after Daniel Korski drops out

Conservative campaigners say selection process should begin again as just two remain in race

Evening Standard

Claim Nicola Sturgeon was tipped off about Murrell arrest is 'outrageous' says Police Scotland chief

Accusations have been made by MSPs over the timing of Nicola Sturgeon's announcement on stepping down as FM.

Daily Record

Follow-up partygate report to detail attacks by Boris Johnson’s allies

The Privileges Committee has criticised a ‘sustained’ and ‘seemingly co-ordinated’ attempt to undermine its inquiry.

The Independent UK

Partygate: Rees-Mogg and Dorries likely to be named in ‘contempts of parliament’ report

Exclusive: Special report will raise issues encountered during initial inquiry into Johnson rule breaches

The Guardian - UK

Political skeleton rattles PM's Beijing day

Wherever Chris Hipkins looks lately he finds himself having to clean up a mess that happened on his predecessor’s watch, writes political editor Jo Moir.

Newsroom.co.nz

'Rishi Sunak is the worst person to lead us through cost of living crisis he created'

Labour's Sir Chris Bryant, who mounted a ferocious attack on Rishi Sunak at PMQs, writes that 'it really turns my stomach when I hear Sunak lecturing my constituents about holding their nerve'

Daily Mirror

Rish! drowns in despair as water minister finds herself way out her depth

Sunak appears to have accepted defeat but Rebecca Pow appears incapable of recognising reality

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The National (Scotland)

Influential English MP says break up of Britain ‘might be good for us all’

English Green MP Caroline Lucas has called for voters south of the Border to reconsider their approach to the Union...

The National (Scotland)

'Break-up of Britain' conference to welcome international thinkers to Scotland

NEAL Ascherson, Caroline Lucas, and Lesley Riddoch will be among the writers, activists, and politicians gathering in Scotland later this year for a…

The National (Scotland)

Our jam-packed activist pull-out PLUS special offer on sale this weekend!

THIS weekend, The National is offering readers a special edition paper focusing on Scottish independence activists - and a special offer!

The National (Scotland)

Tory MSP who rebelled on GRR releases pointed statement after losing cabinet position

A TORY MSP who voted against the majority in his party on gender recognition reform has issued a pointed statement detailing his…

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Chronicle Live

'Gutted' North East MPs set to lose seats in boundary changes hit out at 'ruthless' plans

The North Tyneside and North West Durham constituencies are set to be abolished, while others across the region will be significantly redrawn and renamed

Daily Record

Former SNP deputy leader Stewart Hosie latest MP to announce he's quitting Westminster

Hosie has represented Dundee East since 2005 and is the fifth SNP MP to announce that they will not stand for re-election.

Nottingham Post

Former police officer is Labour's Nottinghamshire Police and Crime Commissioner candidate

The next election for the role is due to be held in May

The Independent UK

DUP await Government response to Windsor Framework proposals

Sir Jeffrey Donaldson said his party had submitted a document to ministers which was understood to outline what it needed to re-enter Stormont.

The National (Scotland)

Orange lodge asks to re-route parade away from catholic church after protest threat

AN Orange Order parade that was due to go past a Catholic church has been re-routed following protest threats.

The Conversation

How metro mayors are getting things done -- even if they have limited money and power

The word “mayor”, in the English governance landscape, refers to many different roles. Until the turn of the 21st century, it mostly described non-partisan ceremonial leaders of towns and boroughs in England and Wales, most often elected by councillors. The further ceremonial title of Lord Mayor was conferred by royal…

The National (Scotland)

Labour-led council to appoint interim leader who once shouted Nazi slogan

The councillor set to become interim leader of the Labour-led South Lanarkshire council was previously censured for shouting a Nazi slogan during a…

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