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Adam Price quits as Plaid Cymru leader after ‘toxic’ culture report

Adam Price has told Plaid Cymru members he is quitting as leader after a review found a culture of harassment, bullying and misogyny in the party.

The Independent UK

Taxpayers face a £245,000 bill for Boris Johnson’s legal team for the Partygate inquiry

Questions are being asked about the former Prime Minister’s legal bill for the Partygate inquiry

Evening Standard

Children in England’s schools need better sex education, experts tell MPs

Too few teachers have training in how to deliver lessons in relationships and sex, committee told

The Guardian - UK

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Boris Johnson's Partygate defence bill rises to £245,000 - and we're paying for it

The cost of Boris Johnson's legal defence has gone up for a second time since last August, with calls mounting for Rishi Sunak to intervene and make the ex-PM foot the bill himself

Daily Mirror

The Guardian view on coalitions: normal democratic practice

Editorial: The Tories are scaremongering about other parties doing deals because they are too toxic to do any deals of their own

The Guardian - UK

Sunak faces Tory Brexiteers’ anger by ditching end-of-year EU law ‘bonfire’

Business Secretary Kemi Badenoch announced that around 600 laws would be revoked under their legislation rather than the 4,000 pledged.

The Independent UK

Westminster ‘gaslighting’ Northern Irelanders over funding – DUP MP

Sammy Wilson warned the ‘Barnett squeeze is getting greater’.

The Independent UK

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Wirral Tories welcome new Labour leader as 'moderate voice' within party

A vote on who becomes council leader is expected later this month

Liverpool Echo

Voter ID: most people are terrible at matching faces to photos, making polling checks unreliable

On Thursday May 4, for the first time, members of the public voting in local council elections in England were required to bring photo ID to their polling station. Initial reports suggested that a few people were turned away because they didn’t bring one of the approved forms of photo…

The Conversation

Rishi Sunak ditches key campaign pledge for post-Brexit ‘bonfire’ of EU law

RISHI Sunak has ditched a key promise made during his leadership campaign to complete a post-Brexit “bonfire” of remaining EU-era laws by the…

The National (Scotland)

Tories plot reforms that could mean workers do longer shifts in 'boost for bad bosses'

Union leaders warned people would be working 'excessive hours' if vital EU rules are scrapped and called the move the 'latest attack' on working people's rights by the Tories

Daily Mirror

Calls for Glasgow City Council to have more control over local policing

Concerns over the way the national Police Scotland service is run, and how it tackles local issues, have led to a call for greater local control.

Glasgow Live

UK ditches post-Brexit plan to scrap thousands of EU laws by year's end

The U.K. government has scrapped plan to remove all remaining EU laws from British statute books by the end of this year

The Independent UK

Cheerless Rish! leaves the Commons cold after election disaster

Prime minister wilts after losing more than 1,000 councillors and surprisingly decent gags from Keir Starmer

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The Independent UK

Tories rule out electoral pacts after Labour demands no ‘grubby deals’

The row came after the Conservatives were punished by voters in last week’s local elections.

The National (Scotland)

Labour by-election candidate shielded from media amid claims of 'stitch up'

LABOUR’S candidate for a potentially key Scottish by-election was shielded from media questions today amid accusations of a “stitch up” by the…

The Independent UK

Labour would be left soul-searching if it cannot win Ferrier’s seat – Baillie

The Scottish Labour deputy leader was campaigning in Rutherglen as the party confirmed Michael Shanks is its candidate.

The National (Scotland)

'Totally hilarious': Labour mocked for urging Tories to rule out deal with SNP

A SUGGESTION from the Labour Party to Rishi Sunak to rule out a “grubby, desperate deal” with the SNP has been described as “totally…

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Edinburgh Live

West Lothian town plea for police vigilance on parking, with new rules three years away

Council controls on parking are at least three years away and the chair of Linlithgow's Local Area committee wanted assurance that police would continue to monitor hotspots of bad parking including the town's high street

Manchester Evening News

The Mancunian Way: Death threats and police escorts

Plus the once 'utterly uninhabitable' slum facing its biggest transformation yet

The National (Scotland)

Labour asked: 'Would you let Tories back in to avoid SNP deal?'

LABOUR have been challenged on whether they would “rather let the Tories in” than work with the SNP in the event of a hung parliament.

Daily Record

Alex Salmond ally takes up 'senior' role with defeated SNP leadership candidate

EXCLUSIVE: Kirk Torrance said his job in Regan's office is to drive "positive change"

The National (Scotland)

'Troubled times': SNP branch writes to Humza Yousaf requesting council investigation

BRANCH members have called events within North Lanarkshire Council “distressing” and have written to Humza Yousaf asking him to launch a full…

Evening Standard

OPINION - ‘Londonisation’ of the South-East is hurting the Tories

Where does London stop and the terrifying provincial nothingness begin? Please don’t shout at me, that was a question originally asked by Jay Foreman several years ago in this excellent video.

The Conversation

Coronation arrests: how the new public order law disrupted protesters' once in a lifetime opportunity

London’s Metropolitan police were keen to portray the coronation of King Charles III as a once in a generation event justifying the pre-emptive, early morning arrests they made across London. It was also a once in a lifetime event for the 64 mostly republican protesters who were arrested on coronation…

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