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PMQs analysis: Rishi Sunak had two easy tap-ins and Keir Starmer failed to finish clinically

Rishi Sunak had two tap-ins at the start of Prime Minister’s Questions.

Evening Standard

Starmer tells PM Labour will lend him the votes to pass planning reforms

His comments come days after the Government was forced to pull a vote on plans for mandatory, centrally-set targets to build 300,000 homes a year.

The Independent UK

Keir Starmer attacks Sunak over tax benefits for private schools

Labour leader asks PM why he handed his old school Winchester £6m in taxpayers’ money

The Guardian - UK

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Fossil fuel companies keep parties quiet to avoid activists

Shell has told employees to “avoid talking about” the boss’s leaving do

Evening Standard

Keir Starmer attacks Rishi Sunak on private school tax breaks - with £6m for PM's old school

The Labour leader used the weekly session of Prime Minister's to blast the "Tory scandal" of charitable status for independent schools as he declared "trickle down education is nonsense"

Daily Mirror

Keir Starmer demands end to tax breaks that helped PM’s private school

Keir Starmer demands end to handouts which have helped give PM’s old school ‘a rowing club and extensive art collection’

The Independent UK

An unexpected vibe shift is making SW1A tribes put down the bayonets

Isn’t it lovely not to hear so much news about politicians these days? Since I make my living thinking and writing about politics I probably shouldn’t reveal this, but even I’m relieved by days when the headlines aren’t dominated by politicians yelling insults at each other about yet another mega-crisis.

Evening Standard

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Prisoners to be held in police cells as jails close to full, justice minister says – as it happened

Damian Hinds says acute increase in prison population means he has requested temporary use of up to 400 police cells

The Guardian - UK

Michael Gove once backed ending 'egregious' private schools' tax advantages

Rishi Sunak's Government has defended the charitable status of independent schools and claimed they have an 'important role to play in levelling up opportunities' - despite the Levelling Up Secretary's 2017 remarks

Daily Mirror

If Labour’s leadership is hobbling internal candidates, is it fit to run a democracy?

Mounting evidence of dirty tricks against prospective MPs can’t be dismissed as leftwing sour grapes, says the Guardian columnist Owen Jones

The Guardian - UK

David Miliband hints at Commons comeback as he won't rule out standing at next election

Ex-Cabinet Minister David Miliband, who was defeated by brother Ed in the 2010 leadership election, refuse to shoot down suggestions he's planning a return to frontline politics

Daily Mirror

David Miliband hints he could stand for Labour at general election

‘That’s not been decided yet. That’s not done,’ says former Labour foreign secretary

The Independent UK

Starmer is leading a slow march towards a softer Brexit — he just won’t say it out loud

The Labour leader is shouting through a megaphone at leave voters but dropping hints for remainers, says Guardian columnist Gaby Hinsliff

The Guardian - UK

$Unifying his fractious party may be Rishi Sunak’s biggest challenge of all$

Unifying his fractious party may be Rishi Sunak’s biggest challenge of all

The prime minister is toughening his stance on a range of issues but that won’t be enough for some unruly Tory MPs

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Why I will never forgive Matt Hancock

Brief letters: Hancock’s trespasses | Let down by Keir Starmer | Perfect pee | Celebrating kingfishers

Daily Mirror

'Wave of strike action is death knell for Tories running out of excuses'

Kevin Maguire argues "everybody is suffering" and so nurses, rail workers and the rest of those who are taking strike action will receive admiration

The Guardian - UK

Keir Starmer rules out return of free movement between Britain and EU

Labour leader says it will be a ‘red line’ if party takes power, despite backing the policy three years ago

Daily Mirror

Keir Starmer says EU free movement 'won't come back' - it's 'a red line for me'

Keir Starmer, who backed free movement three years ago during the Labour leadership election, said since Brexit happened he'd opposed bringing it back. 'Ripping up the Brexit deal would lead to years more wrangling', he said

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The Independent UK

Starmer challenges Sunak by suggesting PM’s allies want to renegotiate Brexit

The Labour leader vowed not to cross the ‘red line’ of bringing back freedom of movement

The Guardian - UK

Global population: numbers do matter

If we want to tackle climate change and biodiversity loss, we have to accept that population growth is a factor

The National (Scotland)

Drugs campaigner brands Keir Starmer a 'hypocrite' over 'demeaning' joke

KEIR Starmer has been labelled a “hypocrite” for his support for the “war on drugs” after he made a joke about personal drug use.

Daily Mirror

Rishi Sunak brands nurses' 19% pay plea 'unaffordable' as Keir Starmer declines to back it

Neither Rishi Sunak nor Keir Starmer today said they would accept nurses' current pleas for a pay rise - but Labour's leader said unlike the Tories, he would at least get round the table

The Independent UK

Criminal justice system going ‘backwards’ on domestic abuse, says Labour leader

Sir Keir Starmer spoke after speaking to victim’s of domestic violence at a refuge in Birmingham.

The Guardian - UK

‘I’m a Tory, get me out of here’: MPs ponder life after parliament

With a deadline to declare their intentions nearing and facing likely election defeat, as many as 50 may opt not to stand

The Times of India

Prime Minister Rishi Sunak much more liked than UK governing party: Poll

LONDON: One month on since Rishi Sunak took charge as Britain's first Indian-origin Prime Minister, indications on Friday are that his popularity with the UK electorate remains on stronger ground than that of the governing Conservative Party.

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