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May local elections: What each party in South Gloucestershire is promising to do

Pledges include taking action on the region’s struggling bus services and building new schools

Bristol Post

Yes-voting trade union chief in warning to independence movement

RMT members have little motivating them to vote for independence at another referendum due to the “timid, managerial” approach of the…

The National (Scotland)

Colin Beattie steps down from SNP treasurer role following arrest

The MSP was arrested on Tuesday but later released without charge ‘pending further investigation’.

The Independent UK

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Keir Starmer accused of 'working in shadows against Scottish democracy'

The comments were made as a motion condemning Starmer's sacking of Richard Leonard fell at the STUC Congress.

The National (Scotland)

SNP MSP Colin Beattie breaks silence after police arrest shakes party

COLIN Beattie has put out a statement after he was arrested by police amid an investigation into the SNP's finances ...

The National (Scotland)

Labour MSP calls GERS critics 'sad little men in their bedrooms'

A SCOTTISH Labour MSP called critics of a controversial set of financial figures about the country’s economy “sad little men in their…

The National (Scotland)

Council rocked by damning reports into land deals 'incapable of change', says departing councillor

A series of damning reports exposed the Causeway council's handling of land deals

Belfast Live

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UK will sign deal paying in to EU budget within 15 years, says Ryanair boss

Michael O’Leary says Brexit is ‘unbelievably messy’ and a ‘net negative’ on the British economy

The Guardian - UK

The extraordinary career of Nottingham councillor Hassan Ahmed suspended three times by Labour

Nottinghamshire Live takes a look back at Hassan Ahmed's three terms on Nottingham City Council, each of which were followed by allegations.

Nottingham Post

Rishi Sunak told voter ID could swing council elections as 118,000 people demand U-turn

Campaigners warn that tens of thousands will find themselves locked out of next month's local elections by the controversial new measures

Daily Mirror

SNP deputy leader admits party ‘needs to get house in order’ as scandal over finances takes toll

Shona Robison says a ‘culture was allowed to develop’ in the SNP which had contributed to a crisis over governance

Evening Standard

Sunak under scrutiny: the six times the PM has been investigated

Parliament’s ethics watchdog will investigate whether Rishi Sunak failed to declare a potential conflict of interest, in the sixth major scrutiny the prime minister has faced in the past year.

The Week

Fury over Tory failure to tackle 'Chinese police stations' amid party link report

MPs were today told that Chinese dissidents are hauled into alleged overseas "police stations" in the UK, where their family members are threatened. It has been alleged that a businessman linked to one in Croydon has previously raised funds for the Conservatives

Daily Mirror

Raab hired own lawyers to defend himself in bullying probe

The detail came as part of the long-awaited list of ministerial interests published on Wednesday.

The Independent UK

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Sunak aims ‘Sir Softie’ jibe at Starmer during tetchy Prime Minister’s Questions

Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer accused the Government of breaking public services, including the criminal justice system.

The National (Scotland)

Rishi Sunak ignores 'why are Tories obstructing Scottish ministers abroad' question

RISHI Sunak pointedly avoided answering a question on why his Tory government have instructed UK diplomats across the globe “to obstruct the…

Daily Mirror

Nazi-loving nan, 92, running for election to save her local bus service

Dorothy Phillips, who had her collection of Nazi commemorative items confiscated by police in 2006, is standing for election in Radstock, Somerset, after the angry gran's bus route was scrapped

The Guardian - UK

Starmer uses PMQs to double down on Labour attacks over crime

Labour leader accuses Rishi Sunak of having ‘lost control of court service’, while Sunak says Starmer was ‘soft on crime’ as DPP

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Daily Record

Concerns over Renfrew historic building now in a 'poor state'

The B-listed building was built in 1903 and was most recently used as a museum.

Evening Standard

OPINION - The anti-woke backlash is well and truly here, and it’s dripping in irony

I always knew there was a backlash coming. I could sense it when I was working on the Equality Act back in 2010 when I was an adviser for the Labour Party. “You’ve all gone too far this time, there’s gonna be pushback and it won’t be nice,” warned a…

The Independent UK

Robison voices ‘frustration’ as SNP controversy overshadows Yousaf’s priorities

Scotland’s Deputy First Minister has urged her party to get its ‘house in order’ amid a police probe into its finances.

The National (Scotland)

Stephen Flynn: SNP will take 'no lectures' on sleaze from Tories after police jibe

STEPHEN Flynn said the SNP would “take no lectures” from the Tories on sleaze – highlighting the two fines the Prime Minister has received…

Daily Mirror

Shadow minister 'mortified' after confusing SNP's Humza Yousaf with 'Mohammad Yousuf'

Shadow Northern Ireland Secretary Peter Kyle has apologised after this morning calling the SNP leader Mohammad Yousuf, who is a Muslim batsman and former captain of Pakistan's cricket team

Daily Mirror

Rishi Sunak flounders over Tory boast public services in 'great shape' in PMQs clash

Tory chairman Greg Hands provoked astonishment at the weekend when he claimed public services were performing well - despite strikes and long waits for NHS treatment

The National (Scotland)

Scottish Labour MSPs 'expected' on picket lines despite Starmer shadow cabinet ban

ANAS Sarwar has vowed Scottish Labour politicians are “expected” to join picket lines – despite Keir Starmer's ban on his shadow cabinet…

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