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Princess Eugenie visits Queen’s Jubilee display at V&A after ‘grannie’ tribute

The princess met with Edward Roberts, the winner of the emblem design competition

Evening Standard

Eugenie’s tribute to ‘kind and patient grannie’ ahead of Jubilee celebrations

The princess wrote of her pride in her grandmother the Queen in a piece for The Spectator magazine.

The Independent UK

No wonder Tory MPs are dreading the next byelection results

Amid the Partygate fallout Boris Johnson is looking like an electoral liability, says Spectator deputy political editor Katy Balls

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Voices: Opinion: This is why Liverpool fans boo the national anthem and this is what would stop it

The booing is a cry for justice, for equality, a howl against hunger and poverty. It is depressing that so many in Britain cannot hear that

The Independent UK

Here’s why the Tories are so obsessed with Starmer’s ‘Beergate’ saga

Johnson loyalists are pushing the story hard ahead of local elections to help neuter Labour’s attacks over the PM’s lockdown breaches, says Spectator deputy political editor Katy Balls

The Guardian - UK

Boris Johnson put Michael Gove article in support of male ‘chauvinism’ on front cover

Future Tory cabinet minister railed against men changing nappies at work

The Independent UK

‘Extra level of power’: billionaires who have bought up the media

Elon Musk joins a list of men to use their wealth in the hope of extending their political influence

The Guardian - UK

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Are BBC TV licence fees ending? What you need to know as Nadine Dorries calls it 'outdated'

Nadine Dorries said the Government is looking "very seriously" at reforming the BBC's funding.

Daily Record

To back or to sack? The Tory party is in disarray over Boris Johnson

With Partygate due to rumble on for months, Tory MPs don’t want to publicly support him, but can’t yet oust him either, says Katy Balls, deputy political editor of the Spectator

The Guardian - UK

So few can afford to stand for parliament, it’s no wonder we get the wrong MPs

Our dysfunctional system puts off outsiders, even if they would make better politicians than the ones we have, says Isabel Hardman, assistant editor of the Spectator

The Guardian - UK

Boris Johnson’s great political reinvention is off to a very clunky start

Even those the prime minister was under pressure to sack have just been moved to other government roles, says Katy Balls, the Spectator’s deputy political editor

The Guardian - UK

Boris Johnson's 50 worst lies, gaffes and scandals as Prime Minister finally resigns

Boris Johnson has announced he will resign as Tory leader - and for so many MPs it was a very, very long time coming. We look back on his 50 worst lies, gaffes and scandals since the start of his career

Daily Mirror

Even if the Tories want Boris Johnson to go, no one is willing to give him a push

MPs may be waiting until May’s local election results to make their move, says the Spectator’s Katy Balls

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