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The Latest Breaking News from Sir Keir Starmer

Senior Labour aide ‘found to have groped intern’ has left job, party says - OLD

A party spokesman said the aide had ‘fully complied’ with two investigations and the ‘remedial action recommended’ before his exit.

The Independent UK

Rishi Sunak ‘should say something interesting’ about BBC chair rules – Lord Hall

Lord Tony Hall, who was director-general, also said the Prime Minister ‘ought to’ give up the power to choose who should take on the role.

The Independent UK

Branch Office Updates: Will Labour actually repeal anything?

GOOD evening, my name is James and welcome to this week's newsletter focusing on the highest Branch Office in the land...

The National (Scotland)

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Stride: Getting people back into work could lead to pre-election tax cut - old

The Work and Pensions Secretary said boosting the workforce after Covid could be an important factor in a Conservative election win.

The Independent UK

Why first past the post is the last thing we need in British politics

Letters: Sweeping electoral reform is vital to ensure the future of progresssive politics, says Peter Mendenall, Lyn A Dade, Neil Blackshaw and Jonathan Allum

The Guardian - UK

Scottish Labour accuses SNP of 'campaigning for Tory government' at Westminster

Labour has repeatedly denied it would do a deal with SNP MPs if the party fell short of a majority at Westminster.

Daily Record

Scottish Labour media boss sparks anger with 'cremate the SNP' tweet

SCOTTISH Labour’s communications boss has found himself at the centre of controversy after tweeting that his party would “cremate” the SNP.

The National (Scotland)

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Is there a future for protest in Britain? Standing in the muted republican crowd, my fears only grew

The days of anarchic, festive demonstrations seem to be over in the face of draconian laws, threatening letters and pre-emptive arrests, says the Guardian columnist Andy Beckett

The Guardian - UK

FMQs: Scottish Labour accuse SNP of 'campaigning for a Tory government'

ANAS Sarwar claimed the SNP had “launched a campaign for another Tory government” during a fiery exchange with Humza Yousaf at FMQs.

The National (Scotland)

Britain is in desperate need of radical ideas. So where are Labour’s?

Railways, water companies and the NHS are in crisis – we need bold new policies to fix them, not Keir Starmer’s timid dithering, says Guardian columnist Simon Jenkins

The Guardian - UK

SNP accused of ‘campaigning for Tory government’

Scottish Labour leader Anas Sarwar made the claim during First Minister’s Questions at Holyrood.

The Independent UK

Labour and Lib Dems can win big by calling out the Brexit mess

We must never stop speaking up on the damage it is doing to Britain’s economy, society, culture and standing in the world, says Alastair Campbell, author of But What Can I Do?

The Guardian - UK

Conservatives pledge not to enter any electoral pacts after Labour demands no ‘grubby, desperate deal’

The row came after the Conservatives were punished by voters in last week’s local elections

The Independent UK

Are you hoping for a progressive alliance to oust the Tories? Don’t hold your breath

Parties cooperated in the local elections. But come the general election, Labour’s self-interest will out, says Guardian columnist Martin Kettle

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The Guardian - UK

Labour aide ‘allowed to continue work after sexual harassment complaint upheld’

Some MPs uneasy over independent complaints system following case which took three years to investigate

The Guardian - UK

The Guardian view on coalitions: normal democratic practice

Editorial: The Tories are scaremongering about other parties doing deals because they are too toxic to do any deals of their own

Chronicle Live

North East MP defends plan for longer lorries on UK roads despite cycling safety worries

Roads minister Richard Holden defended the plans during a visit to the Greggs HQ on Wednesday, but local campaigners say longer lorries 'only increase the risk to people walking and cycling'

The Independent UK

Tories rule out electoral pacts after Labour demands no ‘grubby deals’

The row came after the Conservatives were punished by voters in last week’s local elections.

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The National (Scotland)

Labour by-election candidate shielded from media amid claims of 'stitch up'

LABOUR’S candidate for a potentially key Scottish by-election was shielded from media questions today amid accusations of a “stitch up” by the…

The National (Scotland)

'Totally hilarious': Labour mocked for urging Tories to rule out deal with SNP

A SUGGESTION from the Labour Party to Rishi Sunak to rule out a “grubby, desperate deal” with the SNP has been described as “totally…

The National (Scotland)

Labour asked: 'Would you let Tories back in to avoid SNP deal?'

LABOUR have been challenged on whether they would “rather let the Tories in” than work with the SNP in the event of a hung parliament.

The National (Scotland)

Keir Starmer 'won't repeal hated Tory Migration Bill' if Labour win

KEIR Starmer is reportedly not planning to repeal the Government’s “morally unacceptable” migration bill.

The Week

What a Labour-Lib Dem coalition might look like

Keir Starmer has set hares running over a possible Liberal Democrat-Labour coalition after the next election by refusing to categorically rule out such a deal.

Chronicle Live

New Tyne and Wear Metro train pulls into stations for first time as it completes crucial test run

Metro operator Nexus said there were no glitches as the first train of a Swiss-built £362m fleet was driven on tracks between South Gosforth and Monkseaton on Wednesday morning

Evening Standard

OPINION - Britain and the Royals have both lost out from Harry and Meghan’s exile

The Coronation brought a mixed bag of emotions. I spent most of it next to a very soggy Buckingham Palace broadcasting with American network CBS. The makeshift media village was so muddy it was like that other great British institution, Glastonbury, with slightly better loos.

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