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What has the Queen said about Scottish independence?

THIS weekend marks the Queen's 70th year on the throne and events are taking place across the UK.

The National (Scotland)

'Just another day': Tory claims of 'global' Jubilee celebrations questioned

LARGE-SCALE celebrations of the Platinum Jubilee would be seen as “inappropriate and insensitive” in parts of the Commonwealth despite UK…

The National (Scotland)

Borgen review – this antidote to real-life politics is like The West Wing 2022

The Danish political drama is a breath of fresh air, given the unbearableness of Westminster. How lovely to have it back

The Guardian - UK

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Platinum Jubilee: All 14 Prime Ministers to serve under the Queen during her 70-year reign

Throughout her reign the Queen has witnessed 18 General Elections and seen 14 different Prime Ministers occupy Downing Street.

Daily Record

The Queen’s relationships with her 14 prime ministers

Her first premier was Sir Winston Churchill and her most recent is Boris Johnson.

The Independent UK

Boris Johnson's future: a philosophical exercise for wavering Tory MPs

Former British prime minister David Cameron famously proclaimed in 2010 that the thought of giving prisoners the vote made him “physically ill”. Cameron argued that “frankly, when people commit a crime and go to prison, they should lose their rights, including the right to vote”.

The Conversation

The decade that broke Britain: the disastrous decisions that left millions in a cost of living crisis

The government is keen to blame growing levels of poverty on Covid and the Ukraine war. But policies from the benefits cap to the bedroom tax have left households on the brink amid the cost of living crisis. Here are 10 of the worst

The Guardian - UK

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Blair and former PMs should not act as political ‘figureheads’, says Ed Balls

Ex-Labour minister tells Hay festival that the involvement of former leaders in the ‘next phase of politics’ may not be sensible

The Guardian - UK

Civil servants furious as Simon Case dodges sanction over Partygate

Unions criticise Gray report for ‘outrageous’ failure to censure cabinet secretary and top officials

The Guardian - UK

Wine Time Fridays 'effectively' banned at Downing Street as £142 booze fridge vanishes

Sue Gray reported wine sloshed up the walls and now Boris Johnson's official spokesman has said alcohol is only allowed for formal events in No10

Chronicle Live

Downing Street bans infamous Wine Time Fridays - and £142 booze fridge vanishes

After the Sue Gray report revealed wine on the walls, Boris Johnson's official spokesman said booze is only allowed for formal events in No10, and "I don't think we have the fridge any more"

Daily Mirror

Top Partygate civil servant Simon Case was once Prince William's right-hand-man

Head of the civil service Simon Case, who is one of the most senior people to be criticised in Sue Gray's report, is not expected to resign from his role - which is one of many he has held over the years

Daily Mirror

Simon Case: Whitehall high flyer caught up in the partygate scandal

The UK’s most senior civil servant was brought back into government to help deal with the Covid pandemic.

The Independent UK

Energy price cap to rise again to £2,800, Ofgem boss says

Gas and electricity bills will rise again in October

Bristol Post

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The Guardian - UK

A Lab-Lib pincer movement is the most effective way to strike fear into the Tories

A formal pact between them won’t happen, but they can be bolder about working together to evict the Conservatives

The Guardian - UK

Thursday briefing: Why we don’t have to balance the books

In today’s newsletter: As inflation hits a 40-year high of 9%, Archie Bland explores the causes of the crisis, and the potential solutions left out of the debate

The Guardian - UK

How an Oxfordshire school created its own enriching baccalaureate

Wood Green school is pioneering a new approach that aims to reward pupils for debating skills, teamwork and community service as well as academic success

The Guardian - UK

Inane and Orwellian: a Queen’s speech to improve the life of Boris Johnson

Prince Charles cut a pathetic figure, selling a flimsy, sinister package designed to protect the prime minister, not to address Britain’s problems, says Guardian columnist Rafael Behr

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The Independent UK

Fox News host calls for Biden to be impeached over Supreme Court protests

‘The Next Revolution’ presenter Steve Hilton blames Biden for protests outside Supreme Court justices’ homes

The Independent UK

Lib Dems will seize ‘Blue Wall’ constituencies from Tories, says Sir Ed Davey

The Kingston and Surbiton MP said Conservatives were being dragged down by a ‘discredited’ Prime Minister.

The Guardian - UK

Boris Johnson rose on promises of a glorious future. Now all he has left is a painful present

From Brexit to ‘Boris Island’, he made a career out of vague, eye-popping plans that have all turned to dust, says Guardian columnist Andy Beckett

Manchester Evening News

Boris Johnson plans to introduce rental scheme to help young people get on the property ladder

Tenants could be given the right to buy the homes they currently rent

Liverpool Echo

Boris Johnson slammed for attempts to revive Margaret Thatcher policy

Critics accused Boris Johnson of 'desperate stuff' as he ordered officials to draw up a new scheme for tenants

The Guardian - UK

Chums: How a Tiny Caste of Oxford Tories Took Over the UK by Simon Kuper – review

A penetrating analysis of the connections that enabled an incestuous university network to dominate Westminster and give birth to Brexit is perceptive and full of surprises

The Guardian - UK

The Tree of Trees jubilee sculpture is yet another mound of ill-judged public art

Thomas Heatherwick has been compared to Michelangelo, but this cartoon version of nature is no David

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