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MPs back measures to update Commons code of conduct – with exceptions for ministers

'All MPs should be treated equally under the rules, just as every member of our society should be treated equally under the law'

Wales Online

Ministers hold out against proposal on reporting hospitality in new MPs’ code

Government likely to accept 18 out of 20 recommendations but risks triggering another standards row

The Guardian - UK

Labour hit out at ‘chaos’ in Parliament and Tories’ ‘inability to govern’

Shadow Commons leader Thangam Debbonaire said an “inability to govern” is “bringing this country to a grinding halt”.

The Independent UK

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Tory minister panned for using 'Greater Britain' book proceeds to open food pantries

A TORY minister has been severely criticised after announcing plans to use the proceeds from a book about making Britain “greater” to open food…

The National (Scotland)

MPs will get a week off Parliament for King Charles’s coronation

The leader of the House of Commons, Penny Mordaunt, today announced that MPs will have nearly a week off in May to celebrate King Charles' coronation

Daily Mirror

Penny Mordaunt confirms Online Safety Bill will return to Parliament next month

More than four years in the making, the Online Safety Bill in its current form would require social media and other platforms to protect their users.

The Independent UK

Rejection of £1.2bn cross-Channel energy cable project challenged at High Court

Development consent for Aquind’s new subsea electricity link between Portsmouth on the south coast and Normandy in France was refused by then Business

The Independent UK

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Senior MoD figures thought Gavin Williamson caused national security leak

Exclusive: former government insider said it was believed serious breach ‘could have only come from Gavin’

The Guardian - UK

Rishi Sunak has surrounded himself with yes-men. What he really needs is a Willie

As Margaret Thatcher knew, a PM’s success depends on wise advice – and Sunak should look to his backbenches to find it, says Guardian columnist Simon Jenkins

The Guardian - UK

Matt Hancock joining I’m A Celebrity slammed by Georgia Toffolo

The Made In Chelsea star and former jungle campmate said she has ‘never been more embarrassed about the Conservative Party’

Evening Standard

Georgia Toffolo 'never been more embarrassed for Tory party' over Hancock I'm a Celeb appearance

FORMER I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here! winner Georgia Toffolo has said she has “never been more embarrassed about the Conservative…

The National (Scotland)

Georgia Toffolo slams Matt Hancock joining I’m A Celebrity: This is disgraceful

The Made In Chelsea star has reportedly been a member of the Tory Party since she was a teenager.

The Independent UK

Boris Johnson had enough backers to challenge Rishi Sunak, says 1922 chair

Sir Graham Brady says ex-PM hit threshold of nominations to secure place on final ballot in Tory leadership race

The Guardian - UK

Sir Graham Brady indicates Boris Johnson had numbers to challenge Rishi Sunak

Mr Johnson dropped out of the Tory leadership race while claiming he had the nominations needed to make it on to the ballot paper.

Evening Standard

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Wales Online

Boris Johnson had enough backers to run for PM again, but chose to drop out

Sir Graham Brady has seemingly confirmed former prime minister Boris Johnson’s claim that he had enough MPs to mount a challenge

The Independent UK

Boris Johnson had numbers to challenge Rishi Sunak, says top Tory

Mr Johnson dropped out of the Tory leadership race while claiming he had the nominations needed to make it on to the ballot paper

The Independent UK

Penny Mordaunt says Splash! reality show gig didn’t affect her duties as MP

Commons leader recalls her own ITV appearance – as fellow minister questions whether Matt Hancock will fulfil duties while ‘eating various worms’ in jungle

Daily Mirror

Politicians' reality TV embarrassment - nauseating cat impression and locked in coffin

From Nadine Dorries eating anus in the jungle to Penny Mordaunt’s flop on The Splash, here we take a look at senior politicians who have taken a stab at reality TV only to see their careers come crashing down right in front of them

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Manchester Evening News

The MPs who appeared on reality TV as Matt Hancock confirms I’m a Celeb stint

The former health secretary confirmed he is heading to the Jungle for the new series of ITV’s hit show

The Guardian - UK

Making a Splash! The politicians who couldn’t say no to reality TV

Several current and former UK MPs have risked derision by appearing on shows such as I’m a Celebrity …

The Guardian - UK

Rishi Sunak is the best choice the Tories could have made – but Labour can still beat him

Starmer may have preferred to face Mordaunt or Johnson, but the new PM has plenty of vulnerabilities, says the Guardian columnist Jonathan Freedland

Wales Online

Welsh MP exposes ministerial chaos and offers to dangle Penny Mordaunt down the Rhondda Tunnel in brilliant Commons speech

Chris Bryant's speech to the Commons sums up the ridiculousness of the Westminster merry-go-round in recent months

The National (Scotland)

David Duguid sacked from UK Government after backing Liz Truss for leader

SCOTTISH Tory MP David Duguid has been sacked from the Scotland Office, the BBC is reporting, after backing Liz Truss to be the next PM during the…

The Independent UK

MPs call for review of rugby union governance in wake of club collapses

The call for an investigation into the game comes after Coventry-based rugby team Wasps followed the Worcester Warriors into administration.

The Independent UK

Ian Russell: Decision to further delay Online Safety Bill could cost young lives

The Online Safety Bill had been expected to return to the Commons on November 1.

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