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Jenrick and Philp put UK judges’ ‘lives at risk’ with attacks on integrity, former extremism tsar says

Lord Walney: senior Tories ‘deeply wrong’ for suggesting judges are ideologically driven when enforcing the law

The Guardian - UK

Keir Starmer’s Chagos Deal in Chaos as Mastermind Faces Brutal Interrogation

Sir Keir Starmer’s controversial plan to transfer the Chagos Islands to Mauritius has been plunged into chaos after the deal’s mastermind, former Mauritian

The Fashion Central

Most Londoners doubt mayor's 'seriousness' in tackling phone theft, poll reveals

The survey data comes in a new report from City Hall Tories, which argues the mayor has allowed theft in London to reach ‘epidemic’ levels

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Tories call for ‘lifetime ban’ on Islamist ‘hate-preacher’ entering UK

Shadow home secretary Chris Philp said: ‘People expressing these vile views should not be allowed into the UK.’

The Independent UK

Starmer ‘not telling truth’ over Gaza family asylum decision, claims Badenoch, after PMQs clash – as it happened

Opposition leader says PM was wrong when he said that the decision was taken under the last government

The Guardian - UK

Flagship immigration and asylum reforms clear first Commons test

Home Secretary Yvette Cooper said the measures would ‘strengthen UK border security’ although concerns were raised by some Labour MPs and the Tories.

Evening Standard

Digested week: cheap meat and Corfe Castle – a toast to Brexit five years on

Plus, the indulgent-parent approach to Trump, a disturbing AI politics sketch and the misery of mornings

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No room for reality as Yvette Cooper takes Nick Ferrari’s phone-in in her stride

Neither home secretary nor presenter seemed willing to admit we live in an imperfect world we can’t fully control

The Guardian - UK

Calling people ‘workshy’ has become yet another meaningless dogwhistle

COMMENT: Shadow Home Secretary Chris Philp is the latest figure to claim that the UK has a poor work ethic. Katie Rosseinsky asks why workers are being criticised for wanting a better, more balanced quality of life

The Independent UK

Britons need better work ethic, says senior Tory MP

Shadow Home Secretary Chris Philp has criticised Britain’s work ethic, saying the country needs to “up its game” to compete with nations like China and India.

The Independent UK

Tory Chris Philp accused of ‘brass neck’ after saying UK needs better work ethic

Shadow home secretary says fact 9 million people are out of work shows Britain must ‘up our game’

The Guardian - UK

Labour accuses Tories of ‘brass neck’ as Philp says UK needs better work ethic

The shadow home secretary said he thought Britain was missing a ‘belief in hard work’.

The Independent UK

Budget to tackle violence against women and girls will be spent, minister vows

It comes after the National Audit Office warned the Home Office had ‘historically underspent’ funding allocated to tackle the issue.

The Independent UK

UK must ‘up its game’ and needs a better work ethic, senior Tory MP says

Shadow home secretary Chris Philp said millions of adults not in jobs ‘need to make a contribution’

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‘Mistakes were made’ by previous Tory government, says shadow home secretary

It came after Kemi Badenoch appeared to slap down Dame Priti Patel over immigration figures.

The Independent UK

Britons aren't working hard enough, senior Tory suggests

Tory shadow home secretary Chris Philp said the UK "needs everyone to make a contribution" to keep up with countries like China and India

The Guardian - UK

Rise of Chris Philp tests the limits of the Peter principle

With a knack for backing losers, the former enthusiastic supporter of Liz Truss became shadow home secretary

The Independent UK

Warning UK faces social care timebomb as number of over-85s set to double by 2047

Ministers told the social care sector is ‘nowhere near ready for this rise in older people’

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The Independent UK

Government not adopting expanded extremism definition, security minister says

Dan Jarvis said a leaked report on expanding the definition ‘does not and will not represent Government policy’.

The Independent UK

Tories warn UK must halt spiralling net migration as population set to top 72 million

After the Office for National Statistics (ONS) said net migration will push the population up by 5 million from 2022 levels, Chris Philp said the ‘shocking and unacceptable projection can and must be stopped from materialising’

Evening Standard

UK extremism approach should be based on behaviours, not ideologies – report

Home Secretary Yvette Cooper said in August she had directed the Home Office to conduct a ‘rapid analytical sprint on extremism’.

The Guardian - UK

KemiKaze’s best PMQs by far leaves Starmer entirely unruffled

The Tory leader managed to devote all six questions to one subject, even if it was one she didn’t know much about

Evening Standard

Inquiry should be free to seek answers without ‘ridiculous nonsense’ online – MP

Patrick Hurley warned that speculation by ‘public figures who should know better’ could have caused a trial over the Southport attack to collapse.

The Independent UK

Police were called to Rudakubana’s home five times before Southport attacks, Yvette Cooper says

Multiple agencies failed to identify the ‘terrible danger’ posed by the 18-year-old, the home secretary said, announcing a new public inquiry into the murder of three girls in Southport

Evening Standard

Withholding information on Southport attacker not personal decision – Starmer

Sir Keir Starmer stressed that what information could be disclosed up to now has been limited to avoid prejudicing the trial.

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