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Failed Tory project fear drove voters to Labour and Reform, poll reveals

New poll reveals Tory project fear failed but postal votes may give Sunak hope

The Independent UK

Keir Starmer warns ‘hardest mile’ ahead as he tries to rally Labour activists for final push

Labour secures star-studded endorsements, including from Sir Elton John, as it looks to the last week of the campaign

The Independent UK

Sir Keir Starmer and Rishi Sunak rally supporters in London as election campaign enters its 'final furlong'

The two men bidding to be Prime Minister rallied their supporters ahead of Thursday’s poll.

Evening Standard

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Service record row and Sunak’s D-Day blunder – but Johnny Mercer fights on for one last campaign

Despite a near-13,000 majority, Johnny Mercer and his team of canvassers are putting in the miles in Plymouth ahead of the 4 July election, reports Alex Ross from the campaign trail

The Independent UK

Reform drops more candidates as it reports Channel 4 to Electoral Commission

Edward Oakenfull, Robert Lomas, and Leslie Lilley, will still appear on the ballot paper as Reform candidates as it is too late for them to be removed, but they are no longer being backed by Nigel Farage’s party

The Independent UK

Nigel Farage to boycott BBC over ‘biased’ Question Time audience

Reform also complains to Electoral Commission and Essex police about Channel 4 undercover investigation of party

The Guardian - UK

John Swinney: Postal vote issues risk 'disenfranchising' Scottish voters

THE First Minister has warned the public could become disenfranchised with the crisis surrounding postal votes.

The National (Scotland)

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After the vote: what would happen in the first days of a Starmer government?

Assuming the polls are right, the Labour leader must cram in Nato and European summits while appointing ministers and laying out his plans for parliament

The Guardian - UK

Exciting, unpredictable and unique: what it’s like to cover the UK election on TV

The deputy political editor of ITV News has reported on six elections but 4 July will potentially be the most significant

The Guardian - UK

Among the gift shops and Goth daytrippers – meet the ‘Whitby woman’ who could sway the election

Women’s Correspondent Maya Oppenheim talks to undecided, and unimpressed, women voters in the North Yorkshire town about their thoughts on the general election hopefuls

The Independent UK

'Nonsense': Gordon Brown says Labour will 'turn the tide' on child poverty

GORDON Brown has claimed that a Labour government would “turn the tide” on child poverty despite his party’s refusal to scrap the two-child…

The National (Scotland)

Security minister Tom Tugendhat fails to rule out Tory leadership bid if Rishi Sunak quits

Tonbridge MP in frame once more as Conservatives look to life after Sunak

Evening Standard

'Conspiracy of silence': Why Brexit has been largely absent from UK election campaign

With less than a week to go before the UK's general election, the opposition Labour Party appears on course for a resounding victory. But unlike with the last election in 2019, one word has been almost absent from the campaign trail: Brexit. Why has there been so little discussion of…

France 24

Second place may be SNP's best hope in constituency where Labour look dominant

THE constituencies in which it’s hardest to find much reason for SNP optimism in this General Election are the seven that were actually won by…

The National (Scotland)

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'Indy support not good enough – but Labour government will help', Stephen Flynn says

SUPPORT for independence is not yet high enough to break away from the United Kingdom – but a Labour government at Westminster will “help…

The National (Scotland)

'I wouldn’t call him names': Keir Starmer refuses to call Nigel Farage a racist

KEIR Starmer refused to call Nigel Farage a racist after being asked if he believed he is one stating he doesn’t “call people names” ...

The Guardian - UK

Neil Kinnock warns Labour to heed nationalist threat posed by Nigel Farage

Exclusive: Former Labour leader calls on party to ratchet up scrutiny of Reform in final week of campaign

The National (Scotland)

Top think tank: Scotland faces cuts under a Labour government

THE Scottish Government will likely have to make cuts to public services under Labour’s fiscal plans, experts at a leading think tank have warned…

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France 24

Britain and Europe, eight years after Brexit vote: Could UK election reset ties with EU?

It's been almost exactly eight years since British voters decided to leave the European Union, although that decision did not become active until December 2020. Much of this last decade has been marked by a turbulent relationship between the UK's ruling Conservatives and the EU. The opposition Labour Party looks…

The Independent UK

Keir Starmer – what he really makes of Trump, Blair and Corbyn

In the second part of Sir Keir Starmer’s exclusive interview with The Independent, he reveals what motivates him politically

Evening Standard

OPINION - Emma Raducanu is still rewriting our expectations of her ahead of Wimbledon

There are two realities I have reluctantly come to accept: I will never be as efficient as Labour’s 2005 election vote share, or feel as secure in anything as Emma Raducanu does in her backhand down-the-line.

The Guardian - UK

Nigel Farage ‘has questions to answer’ over Reform racism, says Rishi Sunak

Essex police say they are ‘urgently assessing’ racist and homophobic remarks made by party’s volunteers

The Guardian - UK

Heaven Knows I’m Miserable Now: UK radio listeners nominate songs to sum up election campaign

Exclusive: Boom Radio listeners share in election fatigue but demographic arguably has less to lose than younger voters

The Independent UK

What happened this week in the UK election campaign, from more betting slips to the last debate

The U.K. general election on July 4 is just days away now no doubt to the relief of the party leaders who have crisscrossed the country in a grueling month of campaigning

The Independent UK

Reform activist filmed making slur about Sunak denies being racist because he has ‘had Muslim girlfriends’

Andrew Parker had said army recruits should use migrants arriving by small boats in Kent as “target practice”, and labelled Islam a ‘disgusting cult’ in widely condemned comments

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