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Boris Johnson slammed for trying to revive Thatcher's Right to Buy plan for social renters

Critics accused Boris Johnson of 'desperate stuff' as he ordered officials to draw up a new scheme for tenants who rent from housing associations ahead of crunch local elections on Thursday

Daily Mirror

In the name of job flexibility, ‘Uberisation’ is spreading its tentacles across society

From health workers to beauticians, cleaners to academics, the erosion of our rights at work is setting us back a hundred years

The Guardian - UK

‘Talking shop for past-it politicians’: BBC’s new political editor railed against Lords in student article

The House of Lords is full of ‘unelected know-it-alls’, a young Chris Mason wrote

The Independent UK

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Outrageous libel laws protected Jimmy Savile. At last, change is on the cards

Moves to rein in lawsuits that protect the rich, powerful and wicked are decades, if not centuries, overdue, says journalist Meirion Jones

The Guardian - UK

London galling: could Partygate sink the Tories’ Wandsworth flagship?

‘It’s not Boris on the ballot paper,’ activists campaigning for the local elections are having to tell voters

The Guardian - UK

Here's to Newcastle Knights captain Kalyn Ponga's promise paying off

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Newcastle Herald

The Tories profited from Labour ‘chaos’ in the 1970s. Can Starmer do the same now?

Labour must hammer the message home that these are the worst of times, and pin the blame squarely on Boris Johnson, says Guardian columnist Andy Beckett

The Guardian - UK

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Sir Gordon Downey obituary

Senior civil servant and parliamentary commissioner for standards who investigated the ‘cash for questions’ affair

The Guardian - UK

Boris Johnson promises to give nuclear test veterans 'recognition they deserve'

Boris Johnson looks set to overrule a secretive Whitehall committee and award a medal to the survivors of Britain’s Cold War testing programme. No Prime Minister has ever made such a pledge

Daily Mirror

The UK has a proud history of LGBT+ rights? Here's the proof

From it being punishable by death and illegal to be gay until the late '60s, reporter Joe Ali dives into the joys of LGBT+ history following a UK Government statement

Wales Online

Lady Knight of Collingtree obituary

Long-serving rightwing Conservative MP who promoted clause 28 and was a firm supporter of Margaret Thatcher

The Guardian - UK

Brexit was bad, but Boris Johnson’s glib lawbreaking is much worse

The PM’s damaging slogan about leaving the EU is as nothing when compared with his attitude to following his own rules

The Guardian - UK

Can Boris Johnson survive? The prime minister is on the ropes but not yet out

The Tory leader is unpopular for breaking lockdown rules but his departure may depend on options for his replacement

The Guardian - UK

Why 1980s Oxford holds the key to Britain’s ruling class

From Partygate to Brexit, many of today’s political dramas can be traced back to the leading players’ student days

Financial Times

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The Independent UK

All the times the UK has changed prime minister during a war

Some Tories have argued they cannot change leader because of the war in Ukraine

Daily Mirror

Kirstie Allsopp lashes out at Culture Secretary over Channel 4 privatisation blunder

Kirstie Allsopp clashed with the Culture Secretary Nadine Dorries on Twitter when the MP claimed critics of the plan to privatise Channel 4 were 'lazy, overwrought and ill-informed rhetoric from the Leftie luvvie lynch mob'

Evening Standard

Nadine Dorries and Kirstie Allsopp clash over Channel 4 privatisation

The Culture Secretary said it was time for the broadcaster to ‘fly the nest towards a very exciting future’

Manchester Evening News

Martin Lewis warns civil unrest 'isn’t far away' as cost of living crisis hits

"When breadwinners cannot provide, anger brews and civil unrest brews – and I do not think we are very far off"

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Daily Mirror

Martin Lewis warns civil unrest 'isn’t far away' due to rising living costs

Martin Lewis, who founded the website MoneySavingExpert.com, regularly offers tips and advice on how to save cash and how to manage the rising cost of living

The Independent UK

Nadine Dorries attacks ‘lefty lynch mob’ over Channel 4 sale and says Thatcher wanted to privatise it

The contentious decision to sell off the publicly owned broadcaster has sparked outrage from opposition parties

Salon

Americans with the best British accents

Oscar Isaac might have failed in his faux-Cockney accent on "Moon Knight" but a few Americans have met success

Daily Mirror

UK cost of living crisis 'is going to get worse' Boris Johnson admits

Boris Johnson earlier this week confessed some hard-up Brits are facing choosing between heating their homes or feeding their families and said tonight it is going to get worse

The Conversation

Channel 4: why selling the broadcaster is a risky move for the UK government

Channel 4 first flashed onto British TV screens under the watch of a Conservative government led by Margaret Thatcher. Forty years later, in a move described by critics as “cultural vandalism”, the current Conservative government has decided to put it up for sale.

Nottingham Post

Soaring costs 'knocking enjoyment' out of running Nottinghamshire fish and chip shop

'But the worst time was when Margaret Thatcher was PM'

The Guardian - UK

Channel 4 privatisation plan is motivated by Tory spite

Letters: The channel has provided some of the most robust scrutiny of government policy throughout its existence, writes Ian Fraser. Plus letters from Bruce Whitehead, Deirdre Davey, Dr Martin Treacy, Stephen Brunt and Chris Roulston

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