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How to tell when wild boar mean business

Brief letters: Confronting boar in 1914 | Executives’ service levels | Sunak and Starmer | Royal republicans | Brief encounters

The Guardian - UK

Labour in plan to win celebrity support with 'endorsements manager' role

THE Labour Party are set to try and attract more "high-profile" celebrities to the movement, according to the specifications of a…

The National (Scotland)

Ken Loach slams BBC for 'role in destroying Jeremy Corbyn's leadership'

DIRECTOR Ken Loach has accused the BBC of playing an “absolutely shameless” role in the “destruction” of Jeremy Corbyn’s leadership of the…

The National (Scotland)

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‘Absolutely shameless’: Ken Loach says BBC helped ‘destroy’ Jeremy Corbyn

Director says media has ‘rewritten history’ to expunge ex-Labour leader and attacks Starmer regime for ‘manipulating the rules’

The Guardian - UK

Brexit-backing Labour 'gave up' on Scotland but won't admit it, John Curtice says

KEIR Starmer’s Labour Party “had to give up” hopes of winning seats in Scotland to pursue pro-Brexit votes in the north of England – even…

The National (Scotland)

Momentum built an energised grassroots left. Its financial peril is Labour’s loss

Keir Starmer should recognise what the movement brings, instead of expelling members and blocking leftwing candidates, says Andrew Fisher

The Guardian - UK

Friday briefing: How will Labour counter the Tory ‘belt-tightening’ agenda this time?

In today’s newsletter: The chancellor’s autumn statement blamed global problems for an economic crisis of the government’s making – what should be Labour’s alternative?

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When Angela Rayner told the FT about her ‘boob job’, she was telling the rightwing press to bring it on

No disclosure goes unpunished by the tabloids if you are a Labour politician - and the typical defence is to say nothing. The deputy leader has a different strategy, writes Zoe Williams

The Guardian - UK

Bombshell polls throw massive question mark over Liz Truss’s future as PM

Tory meltdown after ‘unforced error’ Budget gifts Keir Starmer leads of up to 33 points

The Independent UK

Political events now so quickly turn into TV drama that we risk confusing fact and fiction

This England covers Boris Johnson’s time in office. But that was only yesterday...

The Guardian - UK

5 things we learned from Liz Truss’s first PMQs as she clashes with SNP and Labour

It was the first outing for the new Prime Minister and in 40 minutes she revealed a lot about herself and her plans for the country.

Daily Record

Snap verdict: Truss’s first PMQs was no triumph – but she avoided catastrophe

The tilt back to ideas was refreshing but her opponent sounded closer to where public opinion is on the energy crisis

The Guardian - UK

Labour are delighted — they’re confident they can beat Liz Truss

Liz Truss was always Labour’s preferred candidate to win the Tory leadership race because they finally get to face someone who they think they can beat. And it’s not just Labour strategists and the polls — Tories from all wings of the party feel like this could be the beginning…

Evening Standard

Tories 'could surge in polls if Liz Truss becomes the next Prime Minister'

Conservative leadership hopefuls have been touting themselves as the candidate Labour fears the most since the contest kicked off last month.

Daily Mirror

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Daily Mirror

'Poundshop Thatcher Liz Truss is the Tory Prime Minister Labour want to face'

The “Labour for Liz” campaign is braced for a Tory bounce in the polls if the front-runner is declared Tory leader on 5 September and replaces Boris Johnson in Downing Street the following day

The National (Scotland)

Johnson told he has 'paved the way' for Union's demise at final PMQs

BORIS Johnson was told he “paved the way for the end of the Union” during his final appearance at PMQs.

Daily Mirror

Penny Mordaunt deletes tweet with claim her rivals will 'murder' the Tory party

It's thought the tweet was posted accidentally, pulling in a headline from a Telegraph article which said rival Liz Truss was 'wooden'. Two MPs have recently been murdered

The Independent UK

‘Industrial-scale’ tactical voting sparks calls for Labour-Lib Dem electoral pact

‘Don’t rest on your laurels’: Keir Starmer and Ed Davey urged to work together after by-election wins

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The Guardian - UK

What do the byelection results mean for the Conservatives? Our panel’s verdict

Former Tory seats have been lost to Labour in Wakefield and the Liberal Democrats in Tiverton and Honiton

The Guardian - UK

Boris Johnson survived the no-confidence vote. Can he cling on to power? Our panel’s verdict

Despite 41% of his MPs voting against him, the prime minister has vowed to continue

Evening Standard

Emily Sheffield: Labour need to be more ruthless, or they’ll be out of power for years

There is a clammy, sticky feeling of shame I can’t shake when I consider Westminster now. Cowardice, bullying, lying and ambition oozes out of every antiquated orifice. Sexual aggression, an out-of-control drinking culture, ministers who are free to throw things at the staff and get away with it. Rules that…

The Guardian - UK

My Waterman conspiracy theory was sunk by Nadhim Zahawi’s incompetence

The sad death of Minder star Dennis almost provided me with some material for this column, but the education secretary scuppered it

Daily Mirror

'Keir Starmer said he will resign if he gets a Covid fine - but PM refuses to do so'

Keir Mudie says if Keir Starmer gets a fine he is going to go, which would – in normal circumstances – mean Boris Johnson would have to go as well. After all, the PM has been fined for parties

Evening Standard

The Queen’s Speech: No Queen and little respite

It is not quite true to suggest that the State Opening of Parliament is all style over substance. No doubt, there’s quite a lot of pomp and ceremony on display. Horse-drawn, gold-plated carriages, doors theatrically slammed in Black Rod’s face and ermine as far as the eye can bear.

Daily Mirror

‘Boris Johnson’s Partygate apology sandwich was his poorest performance to date’

Body language expert Judi James has run the rule over the Prime Minister’s apology for a Partygate fine - and says his solemn pauses sped up like a train to suggest he’d finished and moved onto bigger things

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