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The Latest Breaking News from Jeremy Corbyn

Keir Starmer taking advice from Blair and Brown as Labour gears up for government

Labour was last night polling at 50%, 22 points ahead of the Tories after Jeremy Hunt and Rishi Sunak’s gloomy Autumn Statement

Daily Mirror

Tributes to Julie Boston after death of long-serving Bristol campaigner

Julie Boston was a familiar face at council meetings and has been described as an 'inspiration' by many

Bristol Post

Tuesday briefing: The exile of Jeremy Corbyn is symbolic of a wider shift in candidate selection

In today’s newsletter: Deselections are far from widespread – but in controlling the lists of those standing for parliament, the Labour leader is remaking the party in his own image

The Guardian - UK

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Stormzy says treatment of Jeremy Corbyn was 'disheartening'

He's on the cover of a special edition of GQ magazine

Wales Online

Stormzy troubled by way Jeremy Corbyn was ‘vilified’ during 2019 election

The 29-year-old grime star said he still thinks highly of the politician.

The Independent UK

Jeremy Corbyn will never stand for Labour again, say senior figures

Exclusive: Reinstating whip to former leader ‘would be toxic’ to party’s chances of winning general election

The Guardian - UK

Starmer takes aim at loose cannons with his tight control of Labour selections

Party sources unrepentant as critics say strategy is creating identikit candidates with few from working-class jobs

The Guardian - UK

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Starmer: Skills shortage cannot be remedied by foreign workers

The Labour leader said the UK cannot ‘rely on bringing talent in from abroad’.

The Independent UK

‘No way I’d take on Corbyn’: Labour safe seat turns toxic over MP’s whip removal

Former party leader’s Islington North constituency riven by tensions over whether to support incumbent or find new candidate

The Guardian - UK

Starmer: World of difference between Streeting’s senile remark and Tory scandals

The shadow health secretary has apologised for a comment about Jeremy Corbyn in Parliament, saying it was made ‘in jest’.

The Independent UK

Matt Hancock should quit I'm a Celebrity and 'do his job', Keir Starmer demands

The Labour leader hit out at the ex-Health Secretary, who was last night covered in bugs and sludge in his first Bushtucker trial since entering the jungle

Daily Mirror

Rishi Sunak the vanishing man zones out in PMQs pasting

He’s now done three and is getting worse each time – you might have got more sense out of the lettuce

The Guardian - UK

Top Labour MP apologises after calling Jeremy Corbyn 'senile' in parliament

LABOUR’S shadow health secretary has been forced to apologise after he was heard calling Jeremy Corbyn “senile” in the House of Commons.

The National (Scotland)

Shadow health secretary Wes Streeting apologises after Corbyn ‘senile’ comment

Shadow health secretary Wes Streeting has apologised, after he called former Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn ‘senile’.

The Independent UK

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Daily Mirror

Labour's Wes Streeting apologises to Jeremy Corbyn after joking he's 'gone senile'

The Shadow Health Secretary said he had dropped the ex-Labour a note to apologise for 'any offence caused' after he could be heard making the remark in the Commons chamber

Evening Standard

PMQs: Rishi Sunak admits ‘regret’ over appointing Gavin Williamson

David Cameron and Ed Miliband were both pretty good at Prime Minister’s Questions. Cameron carried an air of confidence and could brush off countless U-turns, while Miliband often built a solid and coherent case throughout his six questions.

The Independent UK

Labour’s Wes Streeting caught on mic calling Jeremy Corbyn ‘senile’

Frontbencher apologies for ‘poor taste’ remarks

Evening Standard

Keir Starmer is breaking Leftist taboos in his deadly serious drive to win real power

Guess the politician. This prominent MP has: said the NHS employs too many foreign workers and should have more British staff; said children shouldn’t be able to change their gender and get medical help without parents’ consent; been accused of trying to “purge” people with Left-wing views from public life.

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Daily Record

Prime Minister Rishi Sunak responds to Matt Hancock's I'm a Celebrity appearance

While the politician was confirmed for the jungle last week, he was nowhere to be seen in the latest season's first episode.

The National (Scotland)

Rishi Sunak 'very disappointed' in Matt Hancock for joining I'm a Celebrity

Prime Minister Rishi Sunak has said he supported the decision to suspend Matt Hancock for entering I'm a Celebrity for the 2022 series

The Guardian - UK

‘You can blow cyborg Thatcher up with a rocket launcher’: the video games lampooning Britain’s cursed politics

Combining satire with simulation and working-class viewpoints, a suite of games is currently exploring the causes and consequences of Britain’s political and economic crises.

Wales Online

Prime Minister Rishi Sunak 'very disappointed' with Matt Hancock's I'm a Celebrity...Get Me Out of Here! appearance

The Prime Minister said he 'would not have time' to watch the former Health Secretary on the show

The Independent UK

Sunak ‘very disappointed’ in Matt Hancock for joining I’m A Celebrity

Speaking en route to Cop27 in Egypt, the Prime Minister said he supported the chief whip’s decision to suspend Mr Hancock from the Tory Party.

Daily Mirror

Thousands demand general election in protest march amid the worsening cost-of-living crisis

A coalition of trade unions and community organisations took part in the “Britain is Broken” protest in central London today

The Independent UK

Thousands join austerity demonstration and call for general election

Members of the People’s Assembly, rail unions and Labour MPs were among those calling for a general election in central London on Saturday.

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