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Scotland 'would be welcomed back to EU with open arms', says German MEP

AN independent Scotland would be “welcomed back with open arms into the European Union”, according to a German member of the European Parliament.

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Reform UK goes back to Brexit as it looks to seize on Tory troubles

Party has tweaked its name and is preparing to announce hundreds of new parliamentary candidates

The Guardian - UK

Rights groups back Observer writer Carole Cadwalladr over court costs

Reporter’s legal team argues that excessive costs awarded to Brexit backer violates her right to journalistic freedom of expression and will take case to European Court of Human Rights in Strasbourg

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‘Not good for politics’: Nigel Farage I’m a Celebrity appearance sparks boycott call

Former UKIP and Brexit Party leader Nigel Farage will become the latest in a long line of political figures to take part in ITV show I'm a Celebrity.

The National (Scotland)

'Break-up Of Britain?' event draws on ‘the best of Tom Nairn’s legacy’

THE inaugural Break-up Of Britain? conference, a symposium celebrating the renowned Scottish political thinker Tom Nairn and named for his most…

The National (Scotland)

‘Like shooting yourself in the foot’: Survey uncovers impact of Brexit on businesses

MOST small and medium size businesses in the UK say Brexit has had a negative impact, a major new survey has found.

The National (Scotland)

I’m a Celebrity’s Nigel Farage reveals why he’ll be exempt from some Bushtucker Trials

Former Brexit Party leader sustained serious injuries after a plane crash in 2010

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Britain still needs post-Brexit deals - but has the EU moved on?

The chances of the UK striking key deals with Brussels are looking up, with many seeing the new foreign secretary David Cameron as the latest step in a rapprochement

The Guardian - UK

I’m a politician … detoxify me! Nigel Farage heads to the jungle with high hopes

I’m a Celebrity debut could be ex Ukip leader’s attempt to woo new fans – or even the Tory leadership, PR experts say

The Guardian - UK

‘Unfinished business’: the cosy world of Lord Cameron of Chipping Norton

The new foreign secretary, snug in his coterie of ‘louche, power-hungry and amoral’ friends, is keen to be remembered for something other than Brexit

The Guardian - UK

Podcast: How could an independent Scotland join the European Union?

SCOTLAND didn't vote for Brexit - so how could an independent country join the European Union?

The National (Scotland)

Liverpool’s new youth recruitment policy is unearthing their next generation

Liverpool are looking to find new gems – using a fascinating new recruitment policy

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Brexit 'robbed a generation of Scots', says minister as new Europe paper unveiled

BREXIT “robbed the next generation of Scots”, according to External Affairs Secretary Angus Robertson ahead of the unveiling of a new…

The National (Scotland)

OPINION - In the Conservative Party, there is always someone to your right

"Constitutionally really quite extraordinary" – that's the view of former Supreme Court justice Lord Sumption on the government's plan to use emergency law to "change the facts" and declare Rwanda safe. Is he right?

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“21st Century Schizoid Man – the first track on the first prog album – is a political protest song! Anyone who says prog and politics don’t belong together never realised what it was about”: The Tangent’s Andy Tillison on why prog should challenge you

Self-confessed “raving leftie anarchist” gave the subtitle “A protest, a reflection, a couple of regrets and a rant” to The Tangent’s 10th album for good reason

The Independent UK

Rishi Sunak’s cabinet reshuffle: John Rentoul answers your questions on Braverman sacking and Cameron’s return

Unsurprisingly this week’ dramatic reshuffle has sent shockwaves through the Tory party - and many have questions about what is next for Prime Minister Rishi Sunak

The National (Scotland)

'Flagship Scottish band' make loss on tour due to Brexit costs, MSPs told

IT is 'imperative' for Scottish musicians to have an income abroad amid ongoing difficulties around touring in Europe, MSPs have been told.

The Guardian - UK

Best podcasts of the week: From Spice Girls to Sugababes, how Britain’s girlbands conquered the world

In this week’s newsletter: The Saturdays’ Mollie King explores the history of Britain’s dominant female groups in Where It’s At. Plus: five of the most underrated podcasts

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Suella Braverman’s letter to Rishi Sunak is a key contribution to a hilarious new Tory genre

Their cod legalese and baffling histrionics have us rolling in the aisles – but what are these wacky no-confidence letters trying to distract us from?, asks Guardian columnist Zoe Williams

Evening Standard

I'm A Celebrity fans threaten to boycott new series as Nigel Farage is confirmed for line-up

The former UKIP and Brexit Party leader is set to enter the Australian jungle alongside the likes of Britney Spears' younger sister Jamie Lynn and ex EastEnders actress Danielle Harold

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Nadine Dorries on cabals, cosmetic work and Cameron’s peerage: ‘If you’re an Etonian, someone just has a word with the king’

In her new book, the former Tory MP claims a shadowy ‘movement’ controlled the Tory party for decades. She discusses impostor syndrome, her bond with Boris Johnson – and why she feels like Carrie Johnson’s second mum

Evening Standard

OPINION - Rishi Sunak has fallen flat on his Rwanda policy — because he danced to Nigel Farage's tune

Ignore the technical talk about treaties, conventions and legislation. The Supreme Court ruling on the Government’s Rwanda deportation policy is just one more story of a Conservative leader dancing to Nigel Farage’s tune and falling flat on his face.

Evening Standard

Pete Doherty: his most revealing quotes, as The Libertines rocker is interviewed by Louis Theroux

Once one of indie-rock's most notorious rabble-rousers, Doherty now lives a relatively tranquil existence in Normandy with his wife and daughter

The Guardian - UK

In Europe, we can’t help laughing at David Cameron’s return – but we welcome it too

The surprise resurrection of the man who gave us Brexit could be good news for a political scene in need of compromise, says historian Helene von Bismarck

The Guardian - UK

David Cameron’s Tory party is dead – and its ghost can’t save Rishi Sunak

Bringing the former prime minister into the cabinet is an admission that the incumbent’s strategy has failed completely, says Guardian columnist Rafael Behr

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