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Rishi Sunak branded 'jumped-up milk monitor' as he is criticised over early release of criminals

Rishi Sunak was branded a "jumped-up milk monitor" focused on banning rainbow-coloured lanyards as a row over the early release of dangerous prisoners dominated Prime Minister’s Questions.

Evening Standard

PMQs sketch: 'Jumped up milk monitor' takes on Mr 'Soft on criminals'

Labour targets early releases of prisoners but PM keener to talk defence

Evening Standard

‘As someone with Palestinian heritage, I couldn’t stay in the Labour Party’

Disillusioned with the UK opposition, British Palestinian professor Kamel Hawwash plans to run in the general election.

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Yes, Rishi Sunak, the world is a scary place. That is why we need a new prime minister

With no domestic legacy to celebrate, the PM has little choice but to focus on global volatility. But that is a problem he can’t solve, says Guardian columnist Rafael Behr

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The Guardian view on health spending: a broken promise that voters are unlikely to forget or forgive

Editorial: The Tories’ record in office undermines their claim at the last election to be the party of the NHS

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Labour and unions reach agreement on workers’ rights proposals

Labour commits to deal agreed last year, following weeks of tension over possible ‘watering down’

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OPINION - Rishi Sunak, in last-ditch mode, is ready to go all guns blazing for Keir Starmer

The Conservative high command must surely have been reading campaign advice from the French commander at the First Battle of the Marne, who telegraphed in 1914: “Hard-pressed on my right, centre is yielding, impossible to manoeuvre. Situation excellent: am attacking.”

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Kwasi Kwarteng: I hate Liz Truss's 'deep state' conspiracy theories

The former chancellor reckons it’s a ploy to sell books

Evening Standard

When Suella Braverman lectures Labour on child poverty, something is very wrong

If even the Tory right-winger sees political capital in opposing the two-child benefit cap, Keir Starmer needs to think again, says Guardian columnist Gaby Hinsliff

The Guardian - UK

Keir Starmer averts row with union leaders as Labour reiterates ‘full commitment’ to new deal for working people – as it happened

Both sides issue joint statement expressing ‘full commitment’ to the new deal for working people as agreed in July’ after a meeting this afternoon

The Guardian - UK

Union chiefs to hold showdown talks with Starmer over workers’ rights

Alarm over Natalie Elphicke’s defection also expected to be raised in meeting with Labour leader

The Guardian - UK

I’ve seen how firms cheat the law to exploit workers and here’s a warning: those days are ending

For all the controversy about Labour’s policy on ‘workers’ rights’, it looks set to be a gamechanger, says Guardian columnist Polly Toynbee

The Guardian - UK

Cap rent rises in England and Wales, Labour-commissioned report says

Exclusive: Report recommends ‘double lock’ for those renewing their tenancies

The Guardian - UK

Sunak Says UK At 'Crossroads' But Refuses To Call Election

UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak insisted on Monday that his beleaguered governing Conservative party can win a general election despite polls consistently indicating the opposite, but refused to set a date for the vote.

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‘Who do you trust to keep you safe?’: Sunak to fight next election on UK’s security

Prime minister says in speech he will frame Tories as party of the future, while Labour has negative agenda

Evening Standard

OPINION - The Standard View: Oxford Street 2.0 would be long overdue return to glory

Oxford Street has been through many changes during its long history — from its association with the Tyburn gallows to the transformation of Oxford Circus by John Nash — but has rarely seemed so dispiriting as it has in recent years. A street where the original department stores first flourished,…

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Rishi Sunak: UK is facing some of the most dangerous years in its history

PM to speak on what he believes is at stake in next election, focusing on war, migration and technology

Evening Standard

Angela Rayner 'set to be interviewed under caution by police investigating council tax allegation'

Police have reportedly contacted the deputy Labour leader to arrange an interview time and date

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Natalie Elphicke’s anti-strike stance ‘incompatible’ with Labour, says TUC president

Exclusive: Matt Wrack describes ex-Tory’s views as ‘disgraceful’ after she blamed deaths on striking firefighters

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Labour could lose a wide range of voters over Gaza, not just Muslim ones

Letters: Readers say the party has alienated many people beyond Muslim and leftwing voters, and may struggle to get them back

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Something is stirring in England: right to buy looks imperilled, and not a moment too soon

It was Thatcher’s most dire piece of social engineering. Labour’s leadership can’t keep ignoring the voices now raised against it, says Guardian columnist John Harris

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Labour defends Natalie Elphicke after claims of lobbying over husband’s trial

Frontbencher says new Labour MP dismissed allegations from Tory former justice secretary that she lobbied him as ‘nonsense’

The Guardian - UK

Starmer has laid out his plan to tackle asylum. Will it actually work?

The Labour leader confirmed he would scrap the Rwanda scheme in his Dover speech, then confusingly blurred his own argument

The Guardian - UK

Urgent memo to Sir Keir Starmer: there are some offers which should be refused

Natalie Elphicke’s defection to Labour is creating more angst in her new party than in her old one

The Guardian - UK

‘If Jacob Rees-Mogg wants to join us’ … Was Natalie Elphicke’s defection a step too far for Labour?

Keir Starmer thought he had pulled off a coup when Dover’s rightwing MP crossed the floor. Many were incensed, Tories were bemused – but does it prove there are no ‘no-go’ areas for the party?

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