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Tories will block courts from ruling on human rights violations in 'dangerous power grab'

Boris Johnson is accused of 'ransacking' Brits' human rights as he plans to stop some human rights cases being heard in the High Court - and overrule European judges entirely to send asylum seekers to Rwanda

Daily Mirror

Boris Johnson told top civil servant to contact royal charity over job for wife Carrie

Simon Case, who has previously worked for the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, had 'made contact with the Royal Foundation to discuss a paid job for Boris Johnson's wife Carrie'

Daily Mirror

Evidence exists that PM tried to get top job for Carrie Johnson, says source

Growing call for inquiry over claims that Boris Johnson tried to secure Foreign Office role for then girlfriend

The Guardian - UK

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Grant Shapps’s rail strike blame game joins fellow ministers’ absurdities in a vision of Tory Wonderland

Transport secretary absolves himself of responsibility for transport as Boris Johnson and Liz Truss turn the screw on all sense

The Guardian - UK

Teachers could strike from October as Tories braced to reject plea for pay rise

The National Education Union demanded a hike based on Wednesday's inflation figure - which could top 10% - and said the Education Secretary has until October to negotiate. But Boris Johnson is already indicating he will not do that

Daily Mirror

Boris Johnson warned against ‘race to bottom on pay’ as rail strikes hit millions of travellers

Prime minister says UK must ‘stay the course’ to prevent wage hikes fuelling inflation

The Independent UK

Tories line up to demand Boris Johnson replaces ethics chief who resigned in protest

Senior Conservatives hit out at Boris Johnson could just not replace Lord Geidt. But Tory MPs tonight voted to block a Labour plan to replace the ethics chief if the role is unfilled for two months

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Bids for dinner with Boris Johnson reach £120k at Tory Summer Party

The dining experience also includes Theresa May and David Cameron

Wales Online

Inside glitzy Tory Summer Party where donors bid £120k for dinner with Boris Johnson

Super-rich donors paid thousands to attend the lavish Tory Summer Party, held at London's V&A museum, where they rubbed shoulders with Cabinet ministers, party chiefs and the PM

Daily Mirror

Ken Clarke says UK recession 'almost certain' and blasts Boris Johnson's plan for poor

The Tory former Chancellor, 81, said the 'absurd' £400 payment to all electricity bill-payers had helped him twice in a cost of living crisis that was 'one of the worst I can remember in my lifetime'

Daily Mirror

Tory elections key to Boris Johnson’s hopes of avoiding fresh no-confidence vote to be held next month

Exclusive: New 1922 Committee to be chosen on 13 July – sparking likely battle over whether to change leadership rules

The Independent UK

Majority of voters think rail strikes ‘justified’ and Boris Johnson not doing enough to prevent them

However second poll finds just 37 per cent ‘supportive’ of industrial action

The Independent UK

Ireland could become 'semi-detached from EU single market' if UK Protocol Bill passes

A former Irish taoiseach has set out his concerns around Boris Johnson's UK Protocol Bill and the implications for the Republic of Ireland

The National (Scotland)

Jamie Carragher sends four word message to Boris Johnson

The Liverpool FC legend has thrown his weight behind striking rail workers in his latest tweet

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Daily Mirror

State pension to rise by 'significantly' more than inflation while millions get wage cut

The state pension will rise by the highest of 2.5%, wages or inflation next year, the government has re-confirmed - at the same time as warning more than 5million public sector workers to expect a real terms pay cut

Daily Mirror

Russians 'chattering' about Vladimir Putin's health and 'succession' plans, officials say

Western officials say there is 'more chatter' about the Russian President's health and who will replace him - but too late to bring the Ukraine conflict to a swift end

The Guardian - UK

Johnson and Shapps pretend they can’t end the rail strikes. That’s nonsense

The PM and his transport secretary pose as bystanders while millions of Britons suffer, says Liberal Democrat leader Ed Davey

The National (Scotland)

Andrew Marr's REAL views on independence revealed in book festival rant

ANDREW Marr has insisted Scottish independence would be "rotten" for "ordinary working people" and claimed it would cause an…

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Daily Record

Nicola Sturgeon set to lay out Scottish independence referendum 'route map' next week

The First Minister is set to address MSPs at Holyrood next week over her government's next steps towards holding an IndyRef2.

The Independent UK

UK ‘steadfast’ in backing Ukraine as officials say Russia mass mobilisation near

The Prime Minister told Cabinet any concessions to Russian president Vladimir Putin would be a ‘disaster’.

Daily Mirror

Boris Johnson election victory would be a "disaster" says former Tory chairman

Ex- Conservative Party chairman Lord Patten accused Boris Johnson of leading an 'English Nationalist Government' and said voters 'can't trust' it

The National (Scotland)

Downing Street fails to deny claims over Carrie Johnson jobs

DOWNING Street has not refuted claims that Boris Johnson spoke with aides about getting wife Carrie Johnson two top jobs while Prime Minister.

Liverpool Echo

The Northern Agenda: Deserted stations and busy picket lines as rail strike grips North

Liverpool, Newcastle, Manchester and Leeds stations all eerily quiet

The Guardian - UK

Strikes? Labour’s fault. Immigration? Lawyers’ fault. Don’t blame Boris Johnson

If the prime minister tried to make his then-girlfriend chief of staff at the Foreign Office, it’s on him, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

Daily Mirror

Brits stand with struggling rail staff on largest strike in 33 years despite delays

Passengers and rail staff have stood in solidarity with struggling workers on strike as they protest stagnating pay and threats to their jobs and pensions

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