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Could the UK really be pulled back into the EU?

Keir Starmer has been accused of trying to drag the UK back into the European Union through the back door after it was revealed that Labour is considering plans to enfranchise millions of EU citizens.

The Week

Jacob Rees-Mogg says Tories scored own goal as voter ID 'gerrymandering' hit elderly

Conservative ex-minister Jacob Rees-Mogg suggested the controversial new photo ID requirements had been introduced to swing the elections, but had backfired

Daily Mirror

Tory fumes we're not having enough kids in rant at Marxist threat to 'children's souls'

Miriam Cates told the National Conservatism Conference that young people choosing not to have babies is a bigger threat to western civilisation than climate change or Vladimir Putin, and ranted about 'cultural Marxism'

Daily Mirror

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NI council elections 2023: Who is standing in Lisburn and Castlereagh

Here, all eyes are on Alliance, which is fielding 14 candidates including seven councillors defending their seats and seven new candidates.

Belfast Live

Tory MP brings up antisemitic conspiracy theory in chilling speech

A TORY MP referred to an antisemitic conspiracy theory in a chilling speech at a conservative conference in Westminster on Monday.

The National (Scotland)

Voter ID is ‘gerrymandering’ which backfired on Tories, says Rees-Mogg

Elderly Tory voters didn’t have ID for local elections, says ex-cabinet minister

The Independent UK

Top Scots union official with 'fetish for ladies' underwear' dodges jail after sexually assaulting woman

Former Labour councillor Gerry Crawley sexually assaulted a 37-year-old woman.

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OPINION - The secret of a Labour win is for Keir Starmer to sound like a conservative

You can tell from the increasingly personal nature of Prime Minister’s Questions that the general election campaign has begun. You can tell from the opinion polls that Labour is within sight of victory. But you can also tell from a speech Keir Starmer made on Saturday that Labour still has…

Evening Standard

We don’t know if jury-less trials will convict more rapists, but don’t shut down the debate

Since stepping down, I have been struck by the polarisation in politics. This vital discussion must not become part of that, says Nicola Sturgeon, former first minister of Scotland

The Guardian - UK

Sturgeon calls for both sides to ‘take a breath’ in rape trial reform row

Sturgeon laments polarisation in first policy intervention since stepping down as Scotland’s first minister

The Guardian - UK

Jacob Rees-Mogg criticises EU law plans as ‘pathetically under-ambitious’

The Tory MP’s speech at the National Conservatism conference in Westminster was interrupted by a protester.

The Independent UK

Keir Starmer says it ‘feels wrong’ EU citizens living in UK can’t vote

Change to voting status could enfranchise about 5 million EU citizens over the age of 18

The Guardian - UK

Starmer: ‘Nonsense’ to question Sue Gray’s independence during partygate probe

The Opposition leader also hit out at reports suggesting Boris Johnson had referred to the ex-mandarin as a ‘psycho’.

The Independent UK

‘Common sense’ to allow EU nationals full voting rights, Starmer suggests

The Opposition leader said it ‘feels wrong’ that settled migrants who have worked in the UK for years are not able to cast a general election ballot.

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Daily Mirror

Keir Starmer blasts Suella Braverman for being 'all talk' over immigration rant

The Home Secretary is due to whine about the rising numbers of people arriving in this country - a policy area she is responsible for - in a speech to a conference of right-wingers

Daily Mirror

Boris Johnson 'U-turns on knighthood for Michael Gove after leadership betrayal'

The former Prime Minister reportedly planned to reward his fellow Conservative in the resignation honours, but scrapped the idea after Michael Gove's intervention in the Tory leadership saga

Belfast Live

Ards and North Down council NI election candidates standing in your area

Independents are aiming to return while Sinn Féin is hoping to secure its first ever seat.

Evening Standard

Can EU citizens vote in the UK general election?

Who can vote at the general election this week and what are the rights of EU citizens?

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The National (Scotland)

SNP call on Labour to help ensure 'draconian' anti-protest legislation is scrapped

THE SNP have announced they will use an opposition day debate to demand that the “shameful” anti-protest laws implemented by the UK Government…

The Independent UK

Labour will keep tax burden on ‘working people as low as we can’, Starmer promises

He said the party would be likely to ‘inherit a very difficult set of circumstances’ if it enters government

Daily Record

Stephen Flynn keeps his hand in his pocket 'to keep the Tories in there'

The SNP Westminster leader is often shouted at by Tory MPs for having his hand in his pocket while speaking in the House of Commons.

The Independent UK

Keir Starmer calls for general election and pledges to keep taxes for workers ‘as low as we can’

Struggling families ‘certainly can’t afford for Sunak to cling to power’, Labour leader says

The Independent UK

Braverman to push for lower migration at conservative gathering

The conference comes only days after a similar gathering of Tory MPs and grassroots members in Bournemouth.

The Independent UK

Minister defends rail disputes strategy despite financial hit

Huw Merriman said that while he ‘would not deny’ there has been financial damage caused by strikes, the Government stance was the right one.

The Independent UK

Labour will keep tax burden for workers ‘as low as we can’ – Starmer

The Labour leader said: ‘I want to keep the burden on working people as low as we can.’

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