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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…

The National (Scotland)

'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

Chronicle Live

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.

Daily Record

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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

Nottingham Post

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 Independent UK

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 National (Scotland)

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…

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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…

The National (Scotland)

Belfast constituency to be renamed and enlarged under Northern Ireland election boundary changes

The new boundaries could be in place for the next Westminster election, which is expected next year

Belfast Live

See how you're affected as Scotland's constituencies change for next election

The number of overall seats will reduced from 59 to 57 and only eight of the total seats remain unchanged

The National (Scotland)

Sweeping changes to North East's political map confirmed by Boundary Commission

Several constituencies have been wiped from the map

Chronicle Live

Final plans for major changes to Nottinghamshire boundaries that would affect thousands

The plans will alter which area's MP many people will vote for at the next election

Nottingham Post

Jack accuses Holyrood minister of making ‘false claim every six seconds’

Angus Robertson has claimed Westminster proceeded with legislation which was refused consent by Holyrood on nine occasions.

The Independent UK

Stormont Assembly institutions ‘fundamentally unstable’, says Alliance leader

Naomi Long said reform of the Assembly was needed for good and stable government.

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Daily Mirror

Rishi Sunak told he's 'given up' as PM as he struggles to explain Tory housing plans

In a fraught PMQs, Keir Starmer claimed the PM's body language and answers showed he had 'given up' and asked how many will lose their homes as interest rates soar before the Government helps them

Evening Standard

Sadiq Khan parties the night away at the Serpentine amid Tory disarray

We chatted to Hans Ulrich Obrist, Andrew Garfield and Venus Williams at a star-studded bash last night

Evening Standard

OPINION - The Standard View: Sadiq Khan is beatable — why won’t the Tories offer Londoners an upgrade?

The London Tories keep making the same mistake every four years and expecting a different result. Since the re-election of Boris Johnson as Mayor in 2012, no Conservative candidate has even achieved more than 35.3 per cent in the first round of voting. Looking at the current crop of mayoral…

Evening Standard

OPINION - Sadiq Khan’s beatable, so why have Tories made such a hash of picking a runner?

If you discovered yesterday that the Tory mayoral contest had been “thrown into chaos” over accusations of groping by one of the candidates, you might be forgiven for asking: what contest?

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Evening Standard

Daniel Korski: Second minister ‘pauses’ support for Tory mayoral hopeful amid groping claim

Claire Coutinho is the second education minister to reconsider support for Daniel Korski, following fellow education minister Robert Halfon who paused his support on Tuesday night

Daily Record

School bus services in West Dunbartonshire spared the axe after public outcry

Labour chiefs say that they have 'dug deep' to secure a financial package that ensures school bus services can continue to run across the region.

Edinburgh Live

East Lothian Council call for inquiry over plans to move thousands of residents to new constituency

Councillors have pointed out they face having to deal with up to 16 MSPs if they are in the new Midlothian North and Musselburgh seat

The Independent UK

Labour’s Brexit plan won’t solve Northern Ireland dispute, says DUP

Keir Starmer’s planned veterinary deal with EU not ‘catch-all solution’, says Jeffrey Donaldson

The Guardian - UK

Daniel Korski pulls out of race to be Tory candidate for London mayor, blaming ‘false’ groping claim – as it happened

TV producer Daisy Goodwin accused Tory hopeful of groping her a decade ago

The National (Scotland)

Top charity calls out Tory minister's 'blatant falsehoods' over SNP and refugees

A TOP refugee charity has called out a Tory minister’s “wild inaccuracies” after he twice falsely claimed in parliament that Scotland does not…

Daily Record

Scots councillor apologises after 'bullying official and disrespecting staff'

Stirling North Labour councillor Danny Gibson was suspended after he was found to have launched a personal attack on a senior officer and belittled staff in front of others.

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