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Give us a general election, say voters on the streets

‘Given the constant upheaval and lack of direction, it should now be up to the public to decide,’ says one

The Independent UK

Last-ditch effort to have tax reform debated at SNP conference

THERE has been a last-ditch attempt to have the SNP conference debate the use of the Scottish Government’s tax powers to tackle the…

The National (Scotland)

Independence supporters react as Gordon Brown's constitutional review leaks

THE Labour Party is apparently considering replacing the House of Lords with an assembly of regions and nations as part of a constitutional review…

The National (Scotland)

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King Charles will abdicate next year according to psychic who reads asparagus

Jemima is also predicting the return of Boris Johnson. She famously correctly predicted Brexit, Prince Philip's death, Theresa May being ousted as PM and Harry and Meghan stepping back from the Royal Family

Wales Online

Who is Liz Truss and why did the UK not hold a general election?

Britain’s new prime minister is fourth in six years, and takes over after resignation of Boris Johnson

The Guardian - UK

Boris Johnson takes swipe at Nicola Sturgeon and indyref2 during final speech as Prime Minister

During the speech he highlighting his government's record on Brexit, supporting Ukraine and the Covid-19 vaccine rollout. He also took aim at independence supporters by saying they will "never succeed" in trying to break up the United Kingdom.

Daily Record

Tory MPs warn Liz Truss ‘don’t lurch to the right’ amid fears of ‘Thatcher tribute government’

Former minister suspects Tory leadership frontrunner will be ‘right-wing and hard Brexit’ if elected leader on Monday

The Independent UK

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Eamon Dunphy's new lease of life at 77: Podcast milestone, Trump, Brexit and friendship with Giles and Billo

In the week he released his 1500th episode of The Stand, Dunphy spoke to the Irish Mirror about Brexit, Trump, the potential fall of democracy - and John Giles

Irish Mirror

More than two-thirds of businesses facing skills shortage, survey shows

Firms are seeing trading hit or growth stalled because of a lack of trained employees that is acting as a drag on the economy

Wales Online

The Standard View: G7 leaders need to display show of unity for Ukraine

Assembling in the Bavarian Alps of south-west Germany, there appeared to be great unity among G7 leaders for ramping up military support for Ukraine and sanctions on Russia. This was particularly the case between Boris Johnson and French president Emmanuel Macron, where a détente seemed to break out following months,…

Evening Standard

Tory council leaders point finger at Johnson after election losses blamed on Partygate

Grassroots Conservatives say PM should consider his position, while Labour takes control of Westminster and Wandsworth

The Guardian - UK

Boris Johnson wrong to use Brexit to justify ‘morally delinquent’ Rwanda plan, says senior Tory

‘We are better than this – or at least, we used to be’, says David Davis

The Independent UK

The Ethical Shellfish Company ceases trading after 12 years blaming Covid-19 and Brexit

The Ethical Shellfish Company based on the Isle of Mull, claimed it had been left with no choice after a period of poor trading

Insider UK

Why Brexit Britain is turning purple with shame

The government’s catalogue of embarrassments found a perfect symbol last week in a 500-tonne mountain of rotting beetroot

The Guardian - UK

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Brexit was bad, but Boris Johnson’s glib lawbreaking is much worse

The PM’s damaging slogan about leaving the EU is as nothing when compared with his attitude to following his own rules

Evening Standard

Up to 40,000 jobs at risk as foreign pupils shun UK language schools post Brexit

Kurt Janson, the director of the Tourism Alliance said the post-Brexit passport requirement had been devstating for the industry

Evening Standard

What is the Rwanda asylum seeker plan and what has been the response?

Charities and MPs have claimed the plans are ‘evil’ and will leave a heavy bill for the taxpayer

The Independent UK

Lord Frost gives ministers only ‘B+’ for delivering Brexit benefits – and insists protocol ‘cannot survive’

Former Brexit minister claims EU has lost ‘moral basis’ to maintain protocol

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Wales Online

The massive impact Covid, Brexit and climate change will have on parts of Wales

Some areas could struggle while others could thrive

Daily Mirror

Brits urged to check confusing post-Brexit passport rule that could stop you from flying

Holidaymakers may be left baffled by the rule that came into force as a result of Brexit, with the UK Government and major airlines said to be offering conflicting advice

The Conversation

Farmers are finding a new following on social media – our research suggests it could help with isolation

In the wake of a chaotic Brexit and an ongoing pandemic, farmers in the UK are experiencing high levels of isolation and loneliness. A poll in Farmers Guardian found that 94% of UK farmers felt this isolation was harming their mental health.

The Independent UK

Brexit: Failure to tackle labour shortages will ‘permanently’ shrink food sector, MPs warn

MPs say they were ‘struck by government’s failure to grasp the labour issues’

Radio France Internationale

Macron warns against Brexit-like upset at giant campaign rally in Paris

Emmanuel Macron promised more "progress" and "solidarity" over the next five years at his first, and only, big meeting on Saturday in his race for reelection. He also waved the spectre of a Brexit-like debacle to rally dispirited voters.

The Guardian - UK

Dining across the divide: ‘I enjoyed the conversation. That’s not to say I changed my mind’

They dined out on Brexit, Priti Patel and the Windsors – but would they stomach each other’s views on homeopathy?

Financial Times

Fallacious political thinking of our time

‘Simplists cannot accept that some explanations may be true and yet too complex for laypeople to understand’

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