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More than 23,000 patients died in A&E last year, Labour claims

There were 4,000 more deaths in A&E last year than the year before and 5,500 more than in 2019, Labour said.

The Independent UK

More than 23,000 patients died in A&E in England last year, Labour claims

The Conservatives hit back by saying "where Labour are in power, the NHS is worse"

Wales Online

RMT boss Mick Lynch says Jamie Driscoll as mayor is 'opportunity of a lifetime' for the North East

Other union leaders also supported the left-wing Labour candidate at his campaign launch on Friday

Chronicle Live

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Green Party Northern Ireland leader loses seat on Belfast City Council

Mal O’Hara remained in contention until the final stage of the count in the Castle District Electoral Area.

The Independent UK

NI election analysis: Big wins for Sinn Fein while Alliance surge stalls

While votes are still being counted and many seats have yet to be filled, the broad picture is largely mirroring last year's Stormont poll

Belfast Live

Public asked how many councillors there should be to represent Gateshead

Gateshead Council currently has 66 councillors but this could change as boundaries continue to be examined

Chronicle Live

Nadine Dorries calls for a rule change over Boris Johnson’s honours list

Former cabinet minister reveals she had asked Boris Johnson about the rumoured appointment.

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Lib Dems and Labour agree coalition to run South Gloucestershire Council

Conservative opposition leader brands the deal "worst of all worlds" for residents

Bristol Post

Council election results send message that Stormont must return – Sinn Fein

The DUP has said its vote is holding up as counting continues across 11 council areas in Northern Ireland.

The Independent UK

I went to the NatCon conference expecting sinister exuberance. But all I found was doom and gloom

Speakers warned of leftwing forces creating a ‘new dark age’. They were quieter about who has been in power for 13 years, says Guardian columnist Andy Beckett

The Guardian - UK

North East's £4bn devolution deal wins public backing – with more than 60% in favour of new mayor

Almost two-thirds of the people who shared their views of the historic deal, which will see a regional mayor elected next May, were in favour of the huge proposal

Chronicle Live

They’re openly saying it: Brexit has failed. But what comes next may be very dark indeed

The ‘remoaner elite’, the civil service, the BBC, universities, unions, refugees: anything is blamed but Brexit itself, says Guardian columnist Jonathan Freedland

The Guardian - UK

Jaw-dropping Tory speeches and Labour shun SNP 'stunt'

The latest edition of the Worst of Westminster newsletter is out now! To get it every Friday straight into your inbox, make sure you click on the…

The National (Scotland)

Yes convention must ban 'traitor' accusations against Unionists, SNP MP says

Pete Wishart has thrown his weight behind calls for a civic-led Yes summit, but with a few caveats.

The National (Scotland)

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‘Now is not my time’ - Nick Rogers exits London Tory mayoral race, endorsing Paul Scully

Nick Rogers, a Conservative on the London Assembly, had said earlier this year that he hoped to ‘stand up for millennial Londoners’ as his party’s candidate for Mayor

The Independent UK

Sinn Fein makes strong start as local government election votes counted

The party led the way with the most number of representatives elected on the first day of the count on Friday.

The National (Scotland)

Independence will be 'front and centre' of the SNP's Westminster campaign, says Brown

Brown said that whether the SNP choose the de facto referendum route or “some other process”, independence will still be at the heart of the…

The National (Scotland)

SNP issue response to Fiona Bruce's 'constant' Question Time interruptions

THE SNP have issued a response to Fiona Bruce’s “constant interruptions” on Thursday night’s Question Time.

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Tory council chief under fire as Facebook group ‘celebrates’ Ulez camera vandalism

The Tory leader of Harrow council was under fire on Friday after it was revealed he helps run a Facebook group where members celebrated the destruction of cameras policing the Ultra Low Emission Zone expansion.

Daily Mirror

Retiring Tory MP says Boris Johnson will get his old Commons seat 'over my dead body'

Quizzed about whether the former Prime Minister could return to Henley rather than contesting his more vulnerable Uxbridge and South Ruislip seat, outgoing MP John Howell responded: "Over my dead body"

Bristol Post

Still no leader of South Gloucestershire Council two weeks after election

The Conservatives lost their overall majority at the polls but remain the largest single group in the chamber

The Conversation

Liberal Democrats: why a coalition with Labour wouldn't cause electoral annihilation like their deal with the Tories

Both Labour leader Keir Starmer and Liberal Democrat leader Ed Davey deny that there is any prospect of them forming a coalition government if the next election produces a hung parliament – despite that currently looking like a likely outcome.

Daily Mirror

Rishi Sunak lost for words as he’s asked how it feels to be a LOSER in awkward TV clip

The PM, who is in Japan for the G7 summit, was grilled on how it feels to have lost more than 1,000 Tory seats in his first test at the ballot box in local elections earlier this month

Belfast Live

How are votes counted in NI Council elections?

It is a method of proportional representation to help ensure a range of voices have a chance of being among those elected

The Week

The identity crisis facing the Conservative party

“The Tory party knows it is sinking,” said Tom Peck in The Independent. This much is clear, not only because many Cabinet ministers – such as Suella Braverman and Kemi Badenoch – obviously have their eye “on the soon-to-be-vacant captain’s job”, but also because of the mood of revolt and ideological frenzy…

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