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Dining across the divide: ‘He thinks politicians will act on the climate – I think it’s straight out of Dr Strangelove’

Their voting records differ but their views on Brexit are aligned. Which political leader can they simply not agree on?

The Guardian - UK

BBC fans call for Fiona Bruce and Laura Kuenssberg to be investigated over 'impartiality'

Some viewers have called for other BBC stars, such as Fiona Bruce and Laura Kuenssberg, to be investigated for political bias after a newsreader was taken off air on Sunday

Daily Mirror

Democracy demands a British election now, not in two years’ time

If the UK went to an election today, the Tories would be annihilated. Instead, they’re getting another chance at picking the PM. The system is clearly broken.

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Labour blocks ex-Kensington MP Emma Dent Coad from running at next election

Former member of Corbyn-loyal wing of party was target of tabloid stories during time in parliament

The Guardian - UK

Kwasi Kwarteng accused of ‘Corbynism by another name’ as he flies home for crisis talks with Liz Truss

The Chancellor returns to UK for crisis talks with PM following weeks of economic turmoil

Evening Standard

Just Stop Oil activists blockade four London bridges

Climate and cost of living campaigners converged in London protests

The Guardian - UK

Sir Keir Starmer to declare Labour is ‘party of the centre-ground’ once again

The Labour leader was set to quote Sir Tony Blair by claiming Labour was the ‘political wing of the British people’

Evening Standard

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Energy crisis puts politics in a radically different light

Letters: Dr Fiona McMillan reflects on whether Jeremy Corbyn’s policies might have found a more receptive audience now than they did in 2019. Plus letters from Iain Rowan, Marcia Saunders, Leonard Freeman and Keith Flett

The Guardian - UK

‘The government’s got to get its hand in its pocket’: Darlington speaks out on the cost of living crisis

The ‘red wall’ town plays host to Tory hustings amid worries over fuel bills and Labour ‘gloom’ over winning back control

The Guardian - UK

‘Labour risks taking the left’s votes for granted’: readers on Tarry sacking

After Sam Tarry was sacked after broadcast interviews from picket lines, Guardian readers share their views on the party’s policy on strikes

The Guardian - UK

Keir Starmer faces backlash after sacking Labour frontbencher for appearing on rail picket line

Trade unions, Scottish MSPs and the former Shadow Chancellor John McDonnell slammed the Labour leader over the sacking of frontbencher Sam Tarry.

Daily Record

Would-be Tory leaders don’t want to tackle social inequality. That’s a gift to Labour

Candidates are abandoning the ‘levelling up’ agenda – offering Starmer the chance to claim the strategic ground over Brexit, says Cambridge University professor Chris Bickerton

The Guardian - UK

‘Nothing has changed since Grenfell’: Emma Dent Coad on death threats and PTSD as Kensington’s Labour MP

She won the traditionally Tory seat just days before the fire. She talks about her powerlessness on that terrible night – and her battle to reform the council

The Guardian - UK

Dining across the divide: ‘Saying “I’m a socialist” doesn’t get you anywhere these days’

They agreed private companies should not run public services and that Brexit is bad, but what about Jeremy Corbyn?

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Tortured Star Wars gags fail to free Starmer from boredom paradox

While Labour leader’s sci-fi sequence fell flat at PMQs, his ‘Conservative Corbyn’ joke was near suicidal

The Guardian - UK

Keir Starmer’s moment of drama is an unexpected gamble

Analysis: Resignation promise has been praised as a bold move, but not everyone in the Labour camp is convinced it’s the right one

The Guardian - UK

Boris Johnson’s Tories exhibit the morbid symptoms of a fin-de-siècle regime

Intellectual exhaustion and rampant sleaze often characterise parties which have been squatting on power for too long

The Guardian - UK

Dining across the divide: ‘I’d like more inheritance tax for billionaires – he thinks it should be 100% for everyone’

The boomer housing gap, decriminalising drugs … can an NHS clinical commissioner and a marketing executive find common ground?Fancy dining across the divide? Find out how to take part

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Marginal Bury gives Labour local election jitters as Tories circle

Disillusioned supporters and Jewish voters may hold key to keeping council control

The Guardian - UK

Dining across the divide: ‘We could both see how Brexit has hastened the debate around a united Ireland’

They disagree strongly on Brexit and Jeremy Corbyn – but can these self-confessed lefties find common ground over dinner?

The Guardian - UK

Labour can win with clear, credible and cohesive policies

Letters: The party must clarify its position on Brexit, writes Derek Robinson, while Toby Wood says it must shake off the ghost of the Corbyn experiment. Plus Harold Mozley, Roger Woodhouse and Alan Bailey on fitting Labour slogans

The Guardian - UK

Can’t I be anti-Nato in the Labour party?

Brief letters: Keir Starmer’s rebuke to Jeremy Corbyn | Ukraine’s white storks | Coronation Street’s silent character | Vladimir Putin and Gellert Grindelwald | Rugby league coverage

The Guardian - UK

‘I thought I’d end up running an upholstery shop’: Jack White on the White Stripes, bar brawls and fame

As one half of the White Stripes, the Detroit musician conquered the world. He has since played in other bands, opened record shops and worked with country legend Loretta Lynn. After a busy lockdown, he is back with two new solo albums

Daily Mirror

Sam Fender calls out Keir Starmer's 'failure to oppose trapped rat Boris Johnson'

Sam Fender has expressed his shock that Sir Keir Starmer hasn't been able to 'nail [the government] to the post every f***ing week'. In a new interview, The Get You Down singer says the current Labour leader is 'weaker' than his predecessor, Jeremy Corbyn

The Guardian - UK

Letters: Johnson and Patel, take note: xenophobia has no place in our town

In Hastings, people prefer to be kind to refugees, rather than reject them

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