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How should Keir Starmer take on 2024? By looking back a century to Labour’s first government

Ramsay MacDonald’s short-lived victory holds three key lessons, says Guardian columnist Martin Kettle

The Guardian - UK

Firefighters seek compensation for those who develop cancer as a result of work

A UNION has urged for compensation to become available for firefighters who have developed cancer and other diseases through their work.

The National (Scotland)

Labour Rush To Find Alternative Asylum Plan Before Rwanda Flights Take Off

While Rishi Sunak continues to push his emergency Rwanda Treaty, Keir Starmer is considering processing asylum applications from overseas.

International Business Times UK

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Labour, dig in and fight for your green pledges

Letters: David Curtis, Neil Blackshaw and John Filby encourage Keir Starmer to hold fast, while David Reed suggests change won’t happen without cross-party agreement

The Guardian - UK

Jeremy Hunt fuels election speculation as 6 March spring budget announced

Chancellor has asked the OBR to prepare forecasts for the economy and public finances to be presented to parliament

The Guardian - UK

Chancellor Jeremy Hunt announces date for 2024 spring Budget

Tories expected to seek tax cuts in appeal to voters as they founder 20 points behind Labour in polls

The Independent UK

Labour urged not to crack down on hunting laws amid Boxing Day parades

It comes as tens of thousands of people gathered for Boxing Day hunt parades

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Labour warned against ‘dancing to Tory tune’ by offshoring asylum claims

Reports party is considering options for processing asylum claims overseas criticised by SNP, charities and pressure groups

The Guardian - UK

John Curtice: Tories ‘fighting on two fronts’ as Rishi Sunak fails to reverse damage

RISHI Sunak has been unable to reverse the damage to the Tories caused by Boris Johnson and Liz Truss, according to polling expert John Curtice.

The National (Scotland)

Keir Starmer tells Labour frontbench to ready policies for spring election

Exclusive: Labour leader wants to finalise manifesto in February and move to campaign footing in anticipation of May vote

The Guardian - UK

Labour considering Rwanda alternative for migrant plan

A Labour ‘red line’ would be any scheme that would automatically block migrants being granted asylum in the UK, with British officials also required to be in charge of processing claims

The Independent UK

Sunak and Starmer share family festive traditions

Rishi Sunak has revealed that he takes charge of cooking the turkey on Christmas day, while Sir Keir Starmer heads to his local pub.

Evening Standard

Monday briefing: Farage discourse, AI toothbrushes and 12 more turkeys to leave in 2023

In today’s newsletter: Bad mob analogies, ‘dragon slayers’ and more annoying things we’ll be glad to see the back of

The Guardian - UK

First Minister says he is open to working with Labour on amending GRR Bill

THE First Minister has urged UK Labour to work with them on amending blocked gender reform laws ahead of next year’s General Election.

The National (Scotland)

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What the UK wants for Christmas is to get Brexit undone

Importers, exporters, private citizens and the Labour party all urgently need the economy to function better than this

The Guardian - UK

Caution might get Keir Starmer into No 10, but brave ideas will be needed to govern

It’s not enough to say ‘time for a change’ – voters want clear policies on the NHS and welfare reform

The Guardian - UK

Labour should focus on fairness, not iron fiscal responsibility

Trickledown economics won’t work when pay inequality is way too high and public services are at increasing risk of collapse

Evening Standard

OPINION - Lauren Laverne has ruined Desert Island Discs: bring back Kirsty Young

It seems like the same programme. The dreamy opening theme with its soaring strings, the cosy tête-à-tête between host and guest, the interspersed tracks ranging from classical to pop to world music. But there is something wrong with Desert Island Discs, whose guest today is Delia Smith. Like other fans…

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The Independent UK

Rishi Sunak highlights ‘promise of a better future’ in Christmas address after torrid 2023

The prime minister said Christmas is ‘a time of hope’ but that it is important to remember those ‘facing a difficult time’

The National (Scotland)

Tony Blair Institute rakes in $140 million in revenues despite criticism

FORMER prime minister Tony Blair’s institute is set to make $140 million in annual revenues after providing advice to more than 40 governments…

The National (Scotland)

Keir Starmer considers scrapping Labour's £28bn green investment plans

KEIR Starmer is reportedly considering scaling back Labour’s £28 billion green investment plans.

The National (Scotland)

Ange Postecoglou: European Super League constructed by people detached from game

Tottenham Ange Postecoglou insists the European Super League has been constructed by people detached from game.

The Guardian - UK

From bleak Sunak to bad Santa: the best and worst political Christmas cards

Keir Starmer has his eyes on the prize, Liz Truss looks serene and Boris Johnson lives down to expectations

The Guardian - UK

There is a reason Starmer is under fire for his record as a lawyer – and a good reason he should defend it

The scrutiny is inevitable given he has used his past to political benefit. But he should stand up for the system he was part of, says author and legal affairs specialist Robert Kerkaik

Evening Standard

Lord Cameron says watered-down UN vote on Gaza signals 'greater unity' over response

The Foreign Secretary vowed the UK was 'doing everything to get more aid' into Gaza

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