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Keir Starmer 'can't see' how Jeremy Corbyn could stand for Labour at next election

Former Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn lost the whip in 2020 following his response to a damning report by the equalities watchdog into anti-Semitism within the party

Daily Mirror

Nigerian presidential hopeful Obi pledges to reform currency market, subsidies

The anti-establishment candidate for Nigeria's presidency will reform its system of costly subsidies and unify the local naira currency's multiple exchange rates if elected in February, his manifesto released on Sunday showed.

Reuters

MP in line to be next SNP Westminster leader had 'concerns' with energy giant windfall tax plan

MP for Aberdeen South Stephen Flynn claimed a stand-alone tax could hit jobs.

Daily Record

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Labour wins Chester by-election (but about that swing...)

The Labour Party has won the City of Chester by-election with 61.2% of the vote to the Conservatives’ 22.4%. That is a big victory and represents the Tories’ lowest share of the vote in the constituency since 1832. For context, this is a seat David Cameron’s party won in 2010.

Evening Standard

Labour beats Conservatives to retain UK parliament seat

Britain's opposition Labour Party scored a resounding victory in a vote for a parliamentary seat in northwest England on Friday, underlining the scale of the challenge facing Prime Minister Rishi Sunak to win a general election in the next two years.

Reuters

Panorama presenter awarded £90,000 after libel battle with blog editor

John Ware sued Paddy French, editor of the Press Gang blog, over claims a BBC documentary was ‘rogue journalism’

The Independent UK

The Welsh council that wants to meet residents face to face to talk about its multi-million pound budget gap and what that means

The council has previously announced that their estimated energy costs alone will rise by £8m in 2023-24

Wales Online

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Comrade Bill Andersen and the 1951 strike.

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Veteran councillor John Hood's Labour resignation sparks calls for party inquiry

Councillor Hood, a representative for Johnstone South and Elderslie, recently quit the party.

Daily Record

Drugs campaigner brands Keir Starmer a 'hypocrite' over 'demeaning' joke

KEIR Starmer has been labelled a “hypocrite” for his support for the “war on drugs” after he made a joke about personal drug use.

The National (Scotland)

Momentum built an energised grassroots left. Its financial peril is Labour’s loss

Keir Starmer should recognise what the movement brings, instead of expelling members and blocking leftwing candidates, says Andrew Fisher

The Guardian - UK

Starmer ignoring concerns of Black and Asian communities, members warn

Exclusive: Members say the party risks alienating voters by failing to address key issues

The Independent UK

Keir Starmer says 'Labour has changed' in charm offensive to business chiefs

Keir Starmer told the CBI annual conference in Birmingham that he'd 'turned the Labour Party inside out' since Jeremy Corbyn was leader which is 'particularly significant when it comes to working with business'

Daily Mirror

Tory MP fighting to stop sick trophy hunting imports asks YOU to back his battle

Tory MP Henry Smith is calling on every Mirror reader to get in touch with their MP ahead of this Friday's debate in the House of Commons

Daily Mirror

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The Independent UK

Starmer says Labour government would have to ditch policies to revive battered economy

Sir Keir Starmer promised a ‘pragmatic’ approach to migration policy and acknowledged he would put stability ahead of some ‘good Labour things’

The Independent UK

Starmer seeks to woo business chiefs with focus on economic stability

Sir Keir Starmer promised a “pragmatic” approach to migration policy and acknowledged he would put stability ahead of some “good Labour things”.

The Guardian - UK

Momentum in financial peril after leftwing exodus from Labour

Grassroots group launches fundraiser with membership down a third from Corbyn years

The Independent UK

Malta proposes bill to ease EU's strictest anti-abortion law

Malta’s government has introduced legislation to ease the European Union’s strictest anti-abortion law and allow the procedure in cases where the mother’s life or health is at risk

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New book published on life and career of Lord Jeremy Beecham

The new book argues that Lord Beecham's 55-year career as a councillor deserves greater recognition

Daily Mirror

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

The National (Scotland)

President of UK's biggest union expelled from Labour Party

THE President the UK's biggest union, Unison, has been expelled from the Labour party.

Daily Record

Veteran Renfrewshire councillor leaves Labour and claims party 'doesn't want' him

John Hood has handed in his resignation after almost 30 years of membership.

Wales Online

'Why has Labour been dominant in Wales for so long?' | Martin Shipton

Today is the centenary of the 1922 general election, when Labour became the party with the highest number of MPs in Wales - a status it has held ever since. Political editor-at-large Martin Shipton considers why Welsh Labour has held sway for so long.

Liverpool Echo

Opposition groups blame Labour for city council's budget shortfall

Group leaders have had their say on the £73m shortfall the city faces next year

Evening Standard

The Autumn Statement will show us this Labour Party’s true colours too

The question which is torturing Rishi Sunak and Jeremy Hunt will soon confront the Labour Party. In the Autumn Statement on Thursday the Chancellor will reveal his decisions on taxation. Even allowing for the fact that spending cuts are coming, the burden of taxation will have to fall somewhere. The…

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