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Rayner outwits a condescending Raab in a bloodless PMQs pantomime

The Convict had escaped, so the Tory and Labour deputies ran through the motions in a knockabout that was pure ritual

The Guardian - UK

LibDems 'eyeing Labour coalition deal' - with one key caveat

THE LibDems are reportedly eyeing a coalition deal with Labour for after the next general election – and are even said to have set one key term.

The National (Scotland)

Met police face legal challenge over Partygate investigation

Jo Maugham, of the Good Law Project, says people want to know why laws seem to apply to them but not to Boris Johnson

The Guardian - UK

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Nato steps up plans to counter Russia’s ‘significant and direct threat’

Boris Johnson said Nato had proved Vladimir Putin ‘completely wrong’ through its response to the Ukraine invasion.

The Independent UK

Nato invites Sweden and Finland to join alliance in one of the biggest shifts in European security in decades

NATO said the accession of the two Nordic nations will make them safe, NATO stronger and the Euro-Atlantic area more secure

Evening Standard

Khan and Patel go to war as Met is placed in ‘special measures’

The news doesn’t get better for the Metropolitan Police, and the people it is supposed to serve. The force has been placed in ‘special measures’ by Her Majesty’s Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire & Rescue Services (HMICFRS).

Evening Standard

Scandal-plagued Met Police to be sued over partygate probe 'failings'

THE Good Law Project will sue the embattled Metropolitan Police over its “failure” to properly investigate partygate, the legal charity has…

The National (Scotland)

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Met Police sued in High Court for 'not properly investigating' Boris Johnson over Partygate

Former Met chief Lord Paddick and the Good Law Project have officially issued legal proceedings - saying the failure to send key questionnaires to Boris Johnson was 'irrational' in law

Daily Mirror

Moment Ukrainian Soldiers Blow Up Russian Tank

The footage was obtained from the 24th Mechanized Brigade of the Ukrainian Ground Forces on Tuesday, June 28.

Zenger

Boris Johnson says Putin would not have invaded Ukraine if he were a woman

Russia would not have invaded Ukraine if Vladimir Putin was a woman, Boris Johnson has claimed.

Evening Standard

'I feel soiled': MP's reaction as Raab winks at Angela Rayner during PMQs

DOMINIC Raab winked at Angela Rayner as he mocked her over train strikes – before suggesting the Labour deputy leader is a “champagne…

The National (Scotland)

The tide of the COVID pandemic is going out – but that doesn't mean big waves still can't catch us

In February, Prime Minister Boris Johnson said the public would have to get used to “living with COVID”, and announced the phasing out of all COVID-related restrictions over the following months. For many people, life since then has begun to return to something resembling normal.

The Conversation

No 10 staff told they can give evidence anonymously to Johnson ‘lies’ inquiry

The Privileges Committee has unanimously backed Labour grandee Harriet Harman to chair the investigation.

The Independent UK

UK parliamentary committee sets out plan to investigate PM Johnson

A British parliamentary committee set out the details on Wednesday of how it will investigate whether Prime Minister Boris Johnson misled parliament over COVID-19 lockdown breaking events at his Downing Street offices and residence.

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Glasgow Live

Scottish independence referendum explained as date set for vote

First Minister Nicola Sturgeon has announced that a new referendum on Scottish independence will be held next year, but there are many questions that remain unanswered

The National (Scotland)

Latest partygate probe fires up with call for proof Boris Johnson lied to parliament

EVIDENCE of Boris Johnson’s lockdown breaches and proof he lied to parliament about partygate is being sought by MPs investigating the scandal.

The Independent UK

Partygate: Inquiry must wait until autumn to grill Boris Johnson over whether he lied to parliament

Labour’s Harriet Harman confirmed as inquiry chair after Tory bid to block her appointment fails

The Guardian - UK

Deborah James hailed as a ‘beacon’ whose legacy will save lives

Campaigners and bowel cancer sufferers pay tribute to late podcaster who raised £7m and publicised symptoms of disease

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Zenger

Russian Footage Allegedly Shows How Its Air Defense Systems Track And Acquire Targets

Russia claims that these images show how its air defense systems track and acquire targets.

Zenger

Ukrainian Troops Blow Up Russians, Saying They Were Greeting Uninvited Guests

The images were obtained from the 30th Separate Mechanized Brigade on Monday, June 27.

The Independent UK

16% of public still believe Brexit is going well, poll finds

Small minority of public still looking on the bright side

AAP

PM says talks on EU trade deal on track

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has revealed trade deal negotiations with the European Union will be fast tracked.

Daily Mirror

Boris Johnson Partygate 'lies' investigation begins - and it's led by Harriet Harman

The Privileges Committee has now met for the first time to discuss its investigation into whether Boris Johnson lied to Parliament - and it will be led by the veteran Labour MP

The National (Scotland)

Too difficult to assess impact of Brexit right now, claims UK Government

BORIS Johnson’s government has suggested it is currently too difficult to properly assess the impact of Brexit – but insisted there are…

The Conversation

Scottish independence: what has changed since the last referendum

If the SNP Scottish government and Nicola Sturgeon, first minister, get their way, then in October 2023 voters in Scotland will again be asked “Should Scotland be an independent country?”. This will be the same wording used in September 2014 for the first independence referendum. This, on a massive turnout…

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