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Brexit branded ‘a huge mistake’ as protestors march to re-join EU

Hundreds of protestors gathered for the National Rejoin March in London on Saturday.

The Independent UK

Brexit really important on doorstep, says SNP’s Rutherglen by-election candidate

Katy Loudon said Sir Ed Davey was wrong to suggest voters are not talking about EU membership.

The Independent UK

Battles, old flames and key narratives: a look ahead to conference season

From Liz Truss to Jeremy Corbyn, Brexit to net zero, who are the key figures and crucial issues to look out for at the main party conferences?

The Guardian - UK

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Angus Robertson to join Rutherglen by-election campaign trail for pro-EU day

ANGUS Robertson is set to join Katy Loudon on the Rutherglen and Hamilton West by-election trail as part of a pro-EU campaign day.

The National (Scotland)

Rupert Murdoch’s toxic legacy? The powerful can now blame the world’s ills on ‘the elite’

Posing as a truth-telling outsider, the Fox mogul paved the way for Trump, the ‘alt right’ and even Russell Brand, says Guardian columnist Jonathan Freedland

The Guardian - UK

Anti-Brexit campaigners to descend on Westminster for ‘rejoin the EU’ protest

Tens of thousands expected to attend march to Parliament

The Independent UK

LibDems accused of 'throwing in the towel' after ruling out UK return to the EU

THE LibDems have been accused of “throwing in the towel” after leader Ed Davey said rejoining the EU is “currently off the table”.

The National (Scotland)

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Davey says he is ‘sick and tired of Tories’, but no electoral pact with Labour

Liberal Democrat leader Sir Ed Davey also said the prospect of rejoining the European Union was off the table.

The Independent UK

Vive le Roi! France has welcomed King Charles as though Brexit never happened

The warm state visit should remind both nations of the closeness they once shared – and could do again, says Agnès Poirier, a political commentator, writer and critic

The Guardian - UK

Starmer defends approach to EU as Tories claim he would ‘unpick’ Brexit

Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer insisted his policy was aimed at maintaining standards, something the Government had also committed to.

The Independent UK

Two-thirds of people do not trust Tories on environment, poll finds – as it happened

Ipsos poll carried out after Rishi Sunak U-turn on net zero policies also evenly split on whether policy shift was correct

The Guardian - UK

Labour rejects claims it wants to ‘unpick Brexit’ after Starmer EU comments

The Labour leader told a conference in Canada ‘we don’t want to diverge’ from European Union standards.

The Independent UK

Labour vows no retreat on key EU standards after Starmer Brexit row

But no secret plot to rejoin the bloc, says shadow chancellor

Evening Standard

Revealed: Keir Starmer held secret Brexit talks with Emmanuel Macron

Labour leader forced to deny he’d try to rejoin EU as we reveal he discussed ‘difficult and very political issues’ in Paris – and Tories rage he’s trying to ‘unpick Brexit’

The Independent UK

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The Guardian - UK

When it comes to Britain’s relations with France, at least King Charles gets it

Royalty is not elected to delve into political matters, but Charles’s visit to France suggests a friendship we urgently need, says Guardian columnist Simon Jenkins

Newslaundry

From India to Chinese wall: A look at the long shadow of Murdoch’s media empire

“Some fathers throw their sons the car keys. Others can offer larger toys,” noted Neil Chenoweth, in The Untold Story of the World's Greatest Media Wizard, a book detailing Rupert Murdoch’s media empire.

The Guardian - UK

We can’t alter Brexit deal to appease car industry, says European commissioner

Thierry Breton stands firm amid opposition to incoming tariffs on electric vehicle exports between EU and UK

The Guardian - UK

Keir Starmer: Labour in power would not ‘want to diverge’ from EU

Party leader says he doesn’t want lower environmental and food standards than in Europe or to reduce workers’ rights

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The National (Scotland)

'We don't want to diverge': Keir Starmer appears to shift position on Brexit again

KEIR Starmer has said that the UK doesn’t “want to diverge” from the EU in what appears to be another shift in policy towards the bloc.

Evening Standard

OPINION - Europe-itis has infected Starmer too, and now he’s harder to trust

There’s a new parlour game being played in all the pinko-liberal-remainiac north London dinner parties I knock about at. It’s called “But What The F*** Did Sir Keir Starmer REALLY Mean When He Said He’d Make Brexit Work?”

Evening Standard

OPINION - Hopes grow King’s state visit will usher in new chapter for Anglo-French bond

Relations between the UK and France unravelled after Brexit, but President Emmanuel Macron has pulled out all the stops to welcome the King and Queen

Radio France Internationale

Pomp and ceremony abound as Macron hosts King Charles at Versailles

On the first day of King Charles III's first state visit to France as monarch – aimed at showing that the fundamentals of the cross-Channel alliance remain despite Brexit – the British head of state toasted the strength of Franco-British relations at a gala dinner in Versailles.

The Guardian - UK

Thursday briefing: Why the Guardian is committing even more coverage to Europe

In today’s newsletter: The Guardian this week launches a new Europe edition, bringing more coverage to the continent – this is why

The Conversation

Women used to be more likely to vote Conservative than men but that all changed in 2017 – we wanted to find out why

In many nations in the immediate post-war period, women were more often supporters of rightwing parties than men. This “traditional” gender gap was supposedly underpinned by women’s greater religiosity and lower exposure to the social institutions of the left, such as trade unions.

The Guardian - UK

Stars join King Charles at Versailles banquet during French state visit

Visit designed in part as show of friendship to reset UK-French relationship after Brexit years

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