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Sunak surprises public servants with Christmas calls to thanks them amid wave of strikes

The Prime Minister broke with tradition to make calls to select workers rather than broadcast a message to the nation

Evening Standard

Rishi Sunak thanks public servants in annual Christmas message

The message comes while the United Kingdom's public sector faces a series of strikes - including NHS nurses, ambulance staff and postal workers.

Chronicle Live

Prime Minister Rishi Sunak sends Christmas message to public servants

It comes as the United Kingdom is being hit by a series of strikes

Wales Online

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Sunak sends Christmas thanks to public servants amid wave of strikes

The Prime Minister broke with tradition to make surprise calls to select workers rather than broadcast a message to the nation.

The Independent UK

Labour hiring ‘celebrity endorsements’ manager to woo stars for Keir Starmer

Full-time staffer will be tasked with getting celebrities to attend party events

The Independent UK

Even amid the strikes Labour are still the new party of business

The Tories have it all to do if they want to win back their lost status

Evening Standard

Voters believe 'nothing in Britain works anymore' as they give Labour huge poll lead

A majority of the public (57%) said they believe that nothing in Britain works anymore - as they rewarded Labour leader Keir Starmer with a 24 percentage point lead over the Tories

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2022: A Year In the Londoner’s Diary

A year of political meltdowns, a return to parties, and royal tributes

Evening Standard

Ofcom's 10 most complained about TV shows in 2022 - including Love Island and I'm A Celeb

Many viewers were also furious about Matt Hancock's appearance on I'm A Celebrity

Nottingham Post

Love Island, Matt Hancock and Richard Madeley in list of most complained about TV moments in 2022

Here is the full list of the top 10 most complained about TV events this year, with Love Island appearing three times, as revealed by Ofcom

Chronicle Live

Love Island and Matt Hancock make list of most complained about TV moments

Ofcom received thousands of complaints in 2022

Wales Online

ITV Love Island beats I'm A Celebrity to being slapped with most complaints this year

The top ten most complained about TV moments have been revealed and also feature This Morning, GMB, and the World Cup

Manchester Evening News

Speaker Lindsay Hoyle condemns Labour plan to replace Lords

‘Do not have a second elected house – we don’t need the competition,’ says Commons Speaker

The Independent UK

Commons speaker disagrees with Labour plan to replace Lords

Normally neutral Lindsay Hoyle could trigger row with Keir Starmer over one of party’s flagship policies

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Keir Starmer doesn’t need a personality cult to win the next election

Letters: Labour’s solid poll lead under Keir Starmer is preferable to the crowd-pleasing leadership style of Jeremy Corbyn, say Richard Skues, Val Stevens, Colin Price and Paddy Eckersley. But Michael Bowers disagrees

The Guardian - UK

Ex-minister Douglas Alexander plans return as Labour MP

Former minister under Blair and Brown has applied to be candidate for East Lothian, sources confirm

The National (Scotland)

'An insult': Anger as hereditary peer breaks rules to make £57k from Lords seat

IT would be an “insult” for the hereditary peer who was found to have breached the Lords’ code of conduct to only receive a brief suspension,…

Evening Standard

The Standard View: If the Conservatives aren’t trusted on the economy, what do they stand for?

If the Conservatives aren’t trusted on the economy, what do they stand for? The key to the party becoming the most successful in the history of the democratic world has depended on its reputation for economic management. But in the wake of Liz Truss’s disastrous mini-Budget, soaring inflation and a…

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Evening Standard

Tory reputation as party for economic growth nosedives amid wave of strikes

The Conservatives’ reputation as the best party for economic growth has nosedived as Britons face a wave of tax hikes and “Winter of Discontent” strikes, a new poll revealed on Monday.

The Guardian - UK

Labour needs more than voters’ anger with Tories failures to win

Conservative supporters disillusioned with the lack of a Brexit dividend are unclear what Labour stands for, and the radical right is rising

Daily Mirror

Wes Streeting vows to cut NHS waiting lists by 233,000 with private hospital plan

The bold pledge by the no-nonsense Labour shadow Health Secretary came as he gave the NHS seven years to “reform or die” predicting it would not survive if the Tories win another term in office

Daily Mirror

Keir Starmer sells 'donkey sanctuary' field in Surrey for around £400,000

The Labour leader purchased a plot of land in the 1990s to give to his parents, who used it to look after neglected donkeys whose owners could no longer care for them

Daily Mirror

Keir Starmer says it's 'time for a Labour government' after by-election triumph

The Labour leader enjoyed a 10.5% swing back to his party in Stretford and Urmston in Greater Manchester - though an expert warned that wasn't enough to win a majority in Parliament

The Guardian - UK

Tory advert trying to demonise Labour over strikes runs risk of backfiring

Conservative MPs and strategists question the launch of the attack ad, as polls suggest the public support strikes

Evening Standard

From strikes to Covid, the Tories need to ‘keep it plausible’

“Keep it plausible, darling.” Those were the words Tony Blair uttered to his long-time advisor, Anji Hunter, after she had suggested his now infamous speech to the Women’s Institute – where he was slow-clapped by a bunch of seemingly kindly ladies – had, interruption aside, still gone rather well.

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