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In Pictures: Serial poll winner’s campaigning skills undone by Covid missteps

Boris Johnson was a formidable campaigner at the ballot box but failed to obey draconian rules he had imposed on others.

The Independent UK

‘It’s lonely in parliament’: Caroline Lucas on life as a Green MP – and what she’ll do next

After more than a decade of 80-hour working weeks, the member for Brighton Pavilion is standing down. What has she achieved as the only Green in the Commons? And does that feel like failure or success?

The Guardian - UK

‘The last four years were horrendous’: Mary Portas on divorce, bereavement – and reinventing herself

After a lifetime in retail, the queen of shops has had a ‘proper epiphany’. She talks about her dislike of the fashion world, her painful childhood and the need for kindness

The Guardian - UK

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OPINION - Rishi’s US visit is short, but he will need it to be sweet too for key goals

When David Cameron arrived at the White House on a beautiful spring day in March 2012, President Obama joshed that he was “chuffed to bits” to welcome the British prime minister to Washington. Since then there have been bumps in the road over Syria and Afghanistan, Brexit, trade, and two…

Evening Standard

Cameron-Osborne austerity left UK ‘hugely unprepared’ for Covid, says report

NHS left ‘dangerously understaffed’, says TUC – as former PM and chancellor prepare for public hearings

The Independent UK

Covid Inquiry: What you need to know with first hearings days away amid bitter WhatsApp row

Public hearings into the UK's preparedness for the Covid-19 crisis will begin next week, just days after the inquiry became mired in controversy due to a bitter legal dispute over Boris Johnson's WhatsApp messages

Daily Mirror

Cameron-Osborne austerity years cost UK dearly when Covid struck, says TUC

Union body claims policies left Britain ‘hugely unprepared’, in report before opening hearing of inquiry

The Guardian - UK

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The big business of lobbying in Westminster

There is nothing inherently sinister about seeking to influence the people who write our laws; indeed, it’s a vital part of any democracy. Any citizen has the right to lobby an MP – the verb was coined to describe people who collared lawmakers in public lobbies such as Parliament’s. But…

The Week

George Osborne destroyed Britain’s safety net. The Covid inquiry should shame him into silence

His iniquitous austerity programme left the population sick, vulnerable, and unprepared for a pandemic, says the Guardian columnist Polly Toynbee

The Guardian - UK

Ex-ministers face five year lobbying ban under Labour in bid to 'clean up' politics

Backers say the move will help to "clean up" Westminster after a string of high-profile lobbying scandals, with Labour proposing financial sanctions to those who break the rules

Daily Mirror

Lobbyists call for action on transparency as Labour plans ban for ex-ministers

Labour has proposed banning ministers from lobbying for five years after they leave office, with fines for those who break the rules.

The Independent UK

‘Social mobility is a fairytale’: Faiza Shaheen on fighting for Labour and hating Oxford

When the UK finally goes to the polls, the British-Pakistani-Fijian daughter of a car mechanic could win the seat that Iain Duncan Smith has held for more than 30 years. Some would see that as proof that anyone can succeed – but not Shaheen

The Guardian - UK

Expert explains how we went from 'taking back control' of borders to record migration

Regardless of how the figures are cut, the level of net migration is far higher than the 'tens of thousands' promised by David Cameron

Wales Online

Net migration: how an unreachable target came to shape Britain

New data shows that the UK has hit a record high net migration number of 606,000. Through it has been central to 13 years of policy and rhetoric, net migration is, in fact, a pretty odd metric that tells us very little about how the UK’s immigration system is functioning.

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The Guardian - UK

Why Sunak is latest in long line of Tory PMs unable to cut net migration

Acute labour shortages in sectors from health to fishing, exacerbated by Brexit, driving need to allow more non-EU workers into country

The Guardian - UK

Five Tory PMs and immigration: how numbers – and rhetoric – changed

As ONS data reveals overall net immigration to UK continues to rise, how has Tory leaders’ language changed since 2010?

Evening Standard

Scandalous ‘bonkbuster’ book by ex-Boris advisor causes a fuss in Westminster

And Theresa May is a fan

The Independent UK

How Boris and Carrie fell out of favour with staff at Chequers and wanted to shoot Dilyn the dog

Chequers’ head housekeeper resigned after claims of tensions with Carrie Johnson

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The Independent UK

Starmer would stop lower wages for overseas workers used to fill UK jobs

The Labour leader used Prime Minister’s Questions to outline proposals to scrap rules linked to skilled worker visas.

Daily Mirror

Covid inquiry slams Government bid to block Boris Johnson's unredacted WhatsApps

It relates to messages sent between the ex-PM and dozens of high-profile figures, including Rishi Sunak, cabinet ministers, No10 advisers and spin doctors

The Independent UK

Ex-PM Cameron has ‘huge sympathy’ with Government on migration challenge

He said he would not criticise ministers over the Rwanda policy and suggested domestic reforms to tackle economic migration.

The Independent UK

David Cameron: Don’t criticise Braverman’s Rwanda plan unless you’ve got better answer

Former Tory PM has ‘huge sympathy’ with crackdown on Channel people smugglers

Evening Standard

Tory mayoral hopeful Natalie Campbell says she would consider breaking up Met Police

Social entrepreneur Natalie Campbell said that if she is elected as Mayor, ‘nothing’s off the table’ for the Met’s future

Evening Standard

Why has Phillip Schofield left This Morning? A timeline of his career on the show with Holly Willoughby

The presenter, 61, said on Instagram that ITV bosses had ‘decided the current situation can’t go on’ and that he will now host other shows

The Guardian - UK

A Conservative party at war with itself? It’s not a winning formula

Tory pressure groups are peddling the politics of grievance – and inviting electoral failure, says David Cameron’s culture secretary

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