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Boris didn't attend Cobra meeting on heatwave and plans lavish party at Chequers

A Number 10 spokeswoman said the party, which will be held on Sunday, is a "private event with no taxpayers' money being spent"

Wales Online

Boris Johnson skips emergency heatwave meeting and plans lavish party at Chequers

Boris Johnson skipped out on his second emergency meeting in a row today and tomorrow he is hosting a lavish goodbye bash at Chequers. A spokesman said Sunday's party was a 'private event'

Daily Mirror

Cost of living payment: The people who will and won’t receive £326 from July 14

Millions will see the money hit their accounts this month, but not everyone will qualify

Wales Online

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DWP rejects call to extend £650 cost of living payment eligibility to include all Housing Benefit claimants

The first payment for £326 will be made from July 14.

Daily Record

Partygate: Met Police preparing ‘more comprehensive’ explanation of why Johnson was fined for just one event

The Met is preparing a “more comprehensive” explanation about why it decided to fine the Prime Minister for just one of the eight lockdown events he attended in Downing Street.

Evening Standard

Scotland Yard rejects new partygate inquiry as Sue Gray report is finally out

A scathing report has revealed how No10 staff sought to hide booze-fuelled parties with one saying: “We seem to have got away with” it.

Evening Standard

Met faces questions about credibility of Partygate inquiry after photos emerge

Former senior officer Brian Paddick asks what more evidence the police needed to issue PM another fine

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Police watchdog urged to investigate Met’s partygate probe after new photos of PM drinking emerge

Boris Johnson was not fined for an event at which he was photographed apparently drinking wine and raising a toast

The Independent UK

Police watchdog urged to investigate Met’s partygate probe

Boris Johnson was not fined for an event at which he was photographed apparently drinking wine and raising a toast.

The Independent UK

Police watchdog urged to investigate Met Police after Boris Johnson gets one Partygate fine

The Metropolitan Police issued 126 fixed penalty notices to No10 officials, in relation to lockdown-busting parties held across Westminster. The PM has been accused of lying to Parliament.

Daily Mirror

DWP Carers Allowance real-terms cut means 1,200 in Boris Johnson's seat will lose £170

The government raised Carer's Allowance by just 3% in April - but with inflation expected to hit 8%, unpaid carers will be around £170 worse off

Daily Mirror

Revolt in true blue Tory seats ‘may hasten end for Johnson’, as poll shows PM turns voters off

There will be ‘panic’ if results are poor on Thursday, which is the first opportunity for voters to cast a vote on Johnson since Partygate

The Independent UK

‘Burnt out’ NHS hospital staff ‘take eight million mental health sick days in five years’

Staff shortages, a 6.2 million treatment backlog and the pandemic have led to NHS staff taking the equivalent of 23,000 years in mental health sick days

The Independent UK

Cancer patients face ‘distressing’ wait for treatment due to missed targets

The Lib Dems said the figures emphasised the need to hire more cancer nurses to deal with the backlog.

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Evening Standard

Talking Point: Should the Garrick Club allow women membership?

The subject of the Garrick Club’s “gentlemen only” policy, which has been in operation for 191 years, has reared its head once more after MPs have backed a motion calling for the institution to revoke its policy. The motion was tabled by Daisy Cooper, Liberal Democrat MP for St Albans,…

Evening Standard

Campaign to end Garrick Club’s 191-year ban on female members reaches the Commons

The campaign to end the “outrageous” 191-year ban on women joining the Garrick Club has reached Parliament, with a demand for a fresh vote on opening membership to all.

The Independent UK

Sale of UK vaccine manufacturing plant branded ‘ridiculously short-sighted’

US firm Catalent confirmed on Wednesday it had acquired the site in Oxfordshire.

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