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Labour go second behind SNP in new poll as Rishi Sunak's popularity plummets

LABOUR have moved ahead of the Conservatives in Holyrood voting intentions, an opinion poll has found, but the SNP still maintain a comfortable…

The National (Scotland)

Lorraine Kelly fans say Boris Johnson has 'lost votes' for not knowing who is she

The PM asked 'Who's Lorraine?'

Nottingham Post

ITV's Lorraine Kelly fires back at critic who attacked viewers after awkward Boris Johnson moment

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Johnson faces pressure as leaders begin final push ahead of Thursday’s elections

Cabinet minister George Eustice said Boris Johnson would be ‘very conscious’ of the mood among Tory MPs about his position.

The Independent UK

Good Morning Britain Richard Madeley's remark to Keir Starmer leaves viewers baffled

The Labour leader was questioned over allegations he broke lockdown rules

Liverpool Echo

Boris Johnson 'frightened' as Lorraine Kelly responds to PM not knowing who she is

The Prime Minister asked "Who's Lorraine" during an interview with Good Morning Britain

Liverpool Echo

Energy firms investigated over 'rip off' increases to customers' direct debit payments

Claims customers are paying more than they should do to ease firms cash flow problems

Wales Online

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Boris Johnson put Michael Gove article in support of male ‘chauvinism’ on front cover

Future Tory cabinet minister railed against men changing nappies at work

The Independent UK

GMB share OAP Elsie's yellow-sticker food shop after tense Boris Johnson grilling

Good Morning Britain host Susanna Reid has reflected on her explosive interview with Prime Minister Boris Johnson which took place on the ITV breakfast show on Tuesday

Daily Mirror

What is an NHS Covid pass and when do I need to use it?

Requesting proof of vaccination left to discretion of venues after restrictions relaxed

The Independent UK

Labour hopes for ‘symbolic’ win in Wandsworth – Margaret Thatcher’s favourite Tory council

Once hailed by the Tory right as the deathbed of municipal socialism, this London borough is a key Labour target, as Adam Forrest explains

The Independent UK

Local election leaflets show Tory candidates are ‘ashamed’ to be associated with Boris Johnson, Labour says – as it happened

Angela Rayner says Tory candidates at the local elections ‘are trying to hide from their own government’s record’

The Guardian - UK

Local elections 2022: Eight key battlegrounds – and what the results might tell us

Thursday’s voting is ostenciably about potholes and bin services but could these key council areas indicate the direction of a future general election – and the fate of Boris Johnson?

The Independent UK

Pensioner who rides bus to stay warm 'disappointed' with Boris Johnson's response

A PENSIONER says she is “disappointed” with Boris Johnson’s response to hearing about her tragic struggle amid the cost-of-living crisis.

The National (Scotland)

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Britons should buy value brands to cope with living cost crisis, says minister

Labour says George Eustice’s advice to shoppers facing rising prices is ‘woefully out of touch’

Daily Record

Keir Starmer slams Tory smear campaign over lockdown event as he confirms no police contact

Last month Boris Johnson, Chancellor Rishi Sunak and the Prime Minister's wife Carrie Johnson were all fined for attending a party in Downing Street in June 2020 during lockdown.

The Guardian - UK

Boris Johnson has lost the Tories’ respect – so why has he not lost their support?

Jovial ‘Boris’ is giving way to a sullen, brooding figure, but even a poor local election result may not deal the hammer blow, says Guardian columnist Rafael Behr

Daily Mirror

'We are cutting out all non-essentials - life costs too much for a family of seven'

Jen Derrick believes the government should be on the side of the people, not big business. She says BP's £4.9bn profits show the divide between rich and poor is increasing

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The Guardian - UK

Wednesday briefing: Would a windfall tax on BP’s soaring profits work?

In today’s newsletter: Nimo Omer breaks down BP’s enormous profits, and why some are calling for a windfall tax amid a cost of living crisis nationwide

France 24

Sinn Fein expected to top N. Ireland polls – but only thanks to greater DUP decline

Irish nationalist party Sinn Fein is expected to make a historic breakthrough and emerge from Thursday’s elections as Northern Ireland’s largest party. But Sinn Fein’s advance looks limited, as it is projected to lose votes compared to last time. It owes its poll lead to a greater fall in support…

Evening Standard

‘Nightmare’ delays, website meltdowns and a staff vacuum — inside the passport fiasco

Endless queues, a staff shortage and families forced to miss funerals, weddings and opportunities to say goodbye. Katie Strick reports

The Independent UK

Boris Johnson news - live: Tories may lose ‘hundreds’ of seats, says elections guru

Council election candidates ask not to be punished for ‘mistakes made in Westminster’

The National (Scotland)

Nicola Sturgeon on indyref2 progress, cost of living crisis and a coalition with Labour

WITH just one day to go until voters head to polling stations to elect a new batch of councillors, The National has been interviewing party leaders…

Leeds Live

Campaigning in the most marginal ward in Leeds where no one knows if Labour or the Conservatives will win

At the last local election, Labour held onto their seat by just 12 votes

Daily Record

Scottish council elections campaign enters final day as leaders urge public to vote

Turnout at council elections in Scotland is usually much lower than Holyrood or Westminster contests but politicians are urging the public to make their voices heard.

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