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New demands for election as Rishi Sunak tears up pledges

Labour’s Rayner accuses PM of ‘shredding’ his promises and his authority

The Independent UK

The Guardian view on the Bank of England: on the side of profit, not people

Editorial: The Bank places an oppressive thumb on the scale of economic justice, to guarantee the dominance of extractive interests

The Guardian - UK

Westminster chaos blamed as Swinney announces £1.2bn in cuts to Scottish budget

JOHN Swinney has outlined cuts worth £1.2 billion to the Scottish Government’s budget which he said were a direct result of the global inflation…

The National (Scotland)

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Liz Truss with laughing lettuce to be burned as Bonfire Night effigy

The former prime minister was only in office 49 days and is the shortest serving leader in British history

The Independent UK

Boris Johnson to give speech at Blockchain conference in Singapore

Former PM’s appearance follows lucrative speaking gig in US state of Colorado

The Independent UK

Effigy of Liz Truss with lettuce to be burned at Edenbridge bonfire night

Huge effigy bearing slogan ‘I am a fighter, not a quitter’ will be burned on 5 November as part of annual tradition

The Guardian - UK

No 10 refuses to commit to anything Rishi Sunak pledged in his leadership bid

Rishi Sunak's campaign pledges are being reviewed to see if it is 'the right time to take them forward'

Manchester Evening News

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Tories will find it 'extremely difficult' to win next election, polling expert Sir John Curtice says

The next UK General Election is scheduled to be held no later than January 2025

Wales Online

Rishi Sunak defends think tank behind Liz Truss Budget disaster OLD

Prime minister warned that ‘gullible’ politicians could fall for free market think tank claims again

The Independent UK

Liz Truss with crying lettuce on her shoulder unveiled as bonfire effigy

THE former prime minister Liz Truss with a laughing lettuce on her shoulder has been unveiled as the celebrity guy by the Edenbridge Bonfire Society.

The National (Scotland)

Giant Liz Truss effigy with laughing lettuce on her shoulder to burn at bonfire event

The effigy carries a box which contains a copy of the Guinness Book of Records, a cheeky reference to the fact she was the shortest serving PM in UK history

Wales Online

Liz Truss with lettuce on her shoulder unveiled as bonfire effigy

The 11-metre-high effigy has been unveiled as the celebrity guy by the Edenbridge Bonfire Society

Evening Standard

‘Extremely difficult’ for Tories to win next election, says Sir John Curtice

Voters have decided party ‘cannot be trusted to run the country’, says polling expert, but Sunak offering glimmer of hope

The Guardian - UK

State Pension and benefits under threat as Rishi Sunak warns of 'difficult decisions'

The Prime Minister refused to pledge the state pension or benefits will rise with 10.1% inflation in April - instead telling PMQs 'difficult decisions will be made'

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The Independent UK

Tories will find it ‘extremely difficult’ to win election, says polling expert

Prof Sir John Curtice said the Conservatives are still a long way behind Labour despite some recovery under Rishi Sunak.

The Independent UK

Liz Truss with a lettuce on her shoulder unveiled as bonfire effigy

The 11-metre-high effigy has been unveiled as the celebrity guy by the Edenbridge Bonfire Society.

Daily Mirror

Labour now 'favourites' to win election as Tories risk 1997-style wipeout, says top pollster

Elections guru Sir John Curtice says the Tories have lost ground across the whole electorate due to the public in general deciding they "cannot be trusted to run the country"

Evening Standard

‘You’re a politician, not a celebrity’, Iain Duncan Smith tells Matt Hancock

The Westminster village gave a bad review to Matt Hancock’s trip to the I’m a Celebrity jungle last night. Tory grandee Iain Duncan Smith, far right, wasn’t impressed. “It’s up to him but I don’t agree with it,” he told us at a Centre for Social Justice event. “You’re a…

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The Independent UK

Return of Braverman puts Sunak’s hopes of survival at risk, says polling guru

Home secretary drawing attention to Tory ‘achilles heel’ on immigration

The Independent UK

Tory MP involved in Braverman resignation row offers backing to Home Secretary

Sir John Hayes described Suella Braverman as a ‘close friend’ and said she was someone who ‘understands the asylum system needs fixing’.

Los Angeles Times

Commentary: Liz Truss’ downfall won’t end trickle-down economics

With former British Prime Minister Liz Truss’ free-market reforms having severely wounded the British economy, a chorus of pundits have claimed that the end of free-market thought is upon us. Who could at this point be so foolhardy as to claim that simply cutting taxes for the rich — and…

The Guardian - UK

More austerity, more division, more decline: Sunak is merely a sequel in a tired Tory franchise

The new prime minister’s main redeeming quality is that he is not his predecessors. What a sorry waste of 12 years in power

The Guardian - UK

‘More vulnerable’: ministers to update UK’s national security plan

Policy to be redrawn after just 18 months but critics point to ministers’ own failures to take their security seriously

The Guardian - UK

Westminster in shock consensus: Door Matt Hancock is a prat

Meanwhile, good guy Tom Tug emerges as one of few sane Tories liked by not just his own party but Labour too

The Independent UK

Wallace: Budget will reveal Sunak’s commitment to boosting defence spending

The Cabinet minister says he would like to see defence spending go up ‘by significant amounts’ – but acknowledged he lives ‘in the real world’.

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