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Starmer facing calls to ‘be clear’ on climate as new poll warns half of voters unsure of Labour’s plans

New campaign launched as Labour prepares to unveil its general election manifesto on Thursday

The Independent UK

Election 2024: Labour’s Gaza stance has driven many Muslim candidates to stand as independents

The 2024 election will see a lengthy list of independent candidates standing against Labour politicians in protest against its position on Gaza.

The Conversation

How Holly Valance became the darling of the far-right as she cosies up to Tommy Robinson

The former singer and Neighbours star is becoming an increasingly important player in right-wing politics

Evening Standard

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Labour election victory would be ‘net positive’ for markets, says JP Morgan

Win would benefit banks, builders and supermarkets, say analysts, showing appeal of ‘centrist platform’ for City

The Guardian - UK

Many Scots voted Yes because they didn't believe Labour could win, claims Anas Sarwar

ANAS Sarwar has claimed he understands why many Scots voted Yes in 2014, “especially when they didn’t believe Labour could win”.

The National (Scotland)

‘Politics is broken’: A South African anti-Zionist challenges UK’s Starmer

Andrew Feinstein, a pro-Palestinian activist and politician, is preparing to run in the general election.

Al Jazeera

There’s a huge, Brexit-shaped hole in this election – that’s why there’s such an air of unreality about it

The disconnect between promises and the material lives of voters that opened up in the referendum has not been repaired, says Guardian columnist Nesrine Malik

The Guardian - UK

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The woman who led Labour: Margaret Beckett on fights, friends and ferocious change in 50 years of politics

She is quitting the Commons with no regrets. The UK’s first female foreign secretary discusses chauvinism, Corbyn, contempt for politicians – and her worst period in office

The Guardian - UK

Talkshows, TikTok, Gaza: George Galloway and Rochdale, 100 days on

Since he was elected as the town’s MP, the Workers party leader has grown his huge online audience, but now faces a tough election battle with Labour

The Guardian - UK

‘I want to win everywhere’: Keir Starmer sets out scale of Labour ambitions

Leader talks of ‘fully costed, fully funded’ plans for NHS, nursery places, social care and university funding

The Guardian - UK

Labour pledges to create more than 100,000 new nursery places

Exclusive: Party plans to set up more than 3,300 nurseries in existing primary schools in England for children from nine months old

The Guardian - UK

Labour’s Dover candidate: ‘I would not have stood under Corbyn’

Exclusive: In a wide-ranging interview with The Independent, former soldier Mike Tapp said he wants to help Sir Keir Starmer tackle the small boats crisis and end the chaos at the Port of Dover

The Independent UK

Revealed: voters mostly unfazed by Starmer’s Diane Abbott row

Exclusive polling: Labour’s treatment of Diane Abbott made ‘no difference’ to 8 in 10 voters

The Independent UK

UK voters against national service and split on pledges not to raise tax, poll shows

Lib Dem policy on sewage was most popular and Labour plan to lower voting age the least liked in YouGov survey

The Guardian - UK

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The Guardian - UK

After Rishi Sunak’s D-day disaster Labour need not worry about Tory tax claims

‘Tax bombshell’ claims undid Labour in 1992 but the Tory ‘catalogue of chaos’ and now the PM’s ineptitude mean fears are misplaced

The Guardian - UK

The week in TV: Becoming Karl Lagerfeld; Sunak v Starmer: The ITV Debate; D-Day: The Unheard Tapes; Queenie – review

High-end fashion is awash with passion in Disney’s absurdly glamorous drama; the first leaders’ debate proves a waste of time; an oral history of D-day works brilliantly; and Candice Carty-Williams’s heroine has men trouble

The Guardian - UK

Tory press know influence is waning but tread careful line before election

Gone are the days when Rupert Murdoch’s favour swayed the vote but newspapers still hold power over party’s future

The Guardian - UK

In all this noisy election debate, why is there a conspiracy of silence about Brexit?

Serious discussion about the climate crisis, reforming taxation and funding public services are also taboo for the two main parties

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Evening Standard

Police would get powers to scrap noisy off-road bikes under Labour plans

Sir Keir Starmer’s party is pledging a crackdown on antisocial behaviour on Britain’s streets.

The Guardian - UK

Inside the hospital trialling a plan that Labour hopes can fix the NHS

While politicians argue over waiting lists, a London hospital is already implementing some of the innovative measures that could cut waiting lists

The Guardian - UK

Labour might be a racing certainty, but it faces some big hurdles in government

With Brexit fast becoming a tragedy, Keir Starmer needs to forge a closer relationship with Europe

The Guardian - UK

‘It’s not a game for us’: aboard the Labour battle bus with Angela Rayner

The party’s deputy leader, putting tax furore behind her, is taking her fighting spirit on a 5,000-mile campaign tour, armed with a fridge and a Liz Truss-lookalike lettuce

The Guardian - UK

What is socialism? Just look at the NHS

Our health service is a perfect example of socialism in action. Let’s apply its principles elsewhere

The Independent UK

The real losers from Labour’s VAT raid on private schools? The children

Labour’s proposed tax is sparking furious debate – but very few people seem to be talking about the students that could be affected themselves. Helen Coffey asks the experts about the educational impact of being forced to change schools

The National (Scotland)

'Sharp cuts': John Swinney presses Labour to explain where £18bn cuts will come from

FIRST Minister of Scotland John Swinney has urged Labour to explain where £18 billion in cuts predicted by the Institute for Fiscal Studies…

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