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Shoplifters to benefit most from ending short jail terms in England and Wales

More than 9,000 people given six to 12 months for shoplifting in past two years would now be made to do community service

The Guardian - UK

Five Great Reads: memories of Shane, a rogue’s gallery and the democracy Super Bowl

Guardian Australia’s weekend wrap of essential reads from the past seven days, selected by Imogen Dewey

The Guardian - AU

Laurence Fox, Vanessa Feltz and Love Island: Ofcom reveals most complained-about TV moments of 2023

Broadcasting watchdog received double the amount of complaints than last year

The Independent UK

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The Westminster Rizz Rankings 2023

The Londoner has catalogued the least and most rizzy MPs

Evening Standard

Channel 4’s The Last Leg pranks Suella Braverman into collecting ‘D*** of the year’ award

Pranksters invited the Tory MP to officially launch ‘Fareham Fishing’ - a bogus angling company - as part of a segment for Channel 4’s Last Leg programme

The Independent UK

Sunak accused of toxic rhetoric after warning of ‘overwhelming’ migration to Europe

Prime minister makes controversial remarks at Rome conference organised by Giorgia Meloni’s party

The Guardian - UK

Rishi Sunak says migrants threaten to ‘overwhelm’ UK

PM vows to push for reform of global refugee rules at festival organised by far-right Italian leader

The Independent UK

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Suella Braverman awarded D*ck of the Year whilst launching a small boat

SUELLA Braverman has been pranked by Channel 4’s Last Leg team to be awarded D*ck of the Year whilst she launched a small boat.

The National (Scotland)

John Crace on the villains of 2023: ‘We used to debate whether she was dim or vindictive. The answer appears to be both’

This year’s rogue’s gallery is full to the brim. The Guardian’s sketch writer picks out some of the biggest rotters, from Suella and SBF to Elon Musk and Lord Dave

The Guardian - UK

Britney! Barbenheimer! Bye-bye Braverman! A look back at the highs and (mainly) lows of 2023

It was a year in which we fretted about computers taking over the world and watched all kinds of crazy things happening on the planet as run by humans. Richard Godwin looks back on the past 12 months

Evening Standard

Migration is dominating Sunak’s premiership – but the pressure on Starmer may be even greater

Although Labour has successfully kept the spotlight on Tory incompetence, difficult battles are yet to come, says Guardian columnist Martin Kettle

The Guardian - UK

Wednesday briefing: Making sense of the new draft climate deal as crucial summit comes to a climax

In today’s newsletter: Fossil fuels are mentioned for the first time – but early reviews are mixed on whether the text is strong enough to limit warming to 1.5C

The Guardian - UK

UK at high risk of ‘catastrophic ransomware attack’, report says

Parliamentary committee says Britain is vulnerable because of poor planning and lack of investment

The Guardian - UK

Homeless man who criticised Suella Braverman’s ‘lifestyle choice’ comment dies on the street

Richard O’Brien died after becoming unwell while sleeping in a doorway in Cardiff

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The National (Scotland)

Blow for Rishi Sunak’s Rwanda legislation from Tory right legal assessment

Rishi Sunak has been dealt the fresh blow of a legal assessment for the Tory right concluding his Rwanda legislation is not fit for purpose.

The Independent UK

Stop ‘mad’ plotting against Sunak and back Rwanda plan, Tory rebels warned

Right-wingers prepare to plunge the PM into crisis by voting against his bill early next year – as rebel former minister Robert Jenrick insists it ‘doesn’t do the job’

Evening Standard

Blow for Sunak as Rwanda bill deemed not 'sufficiently watertight'

Labour accused the Prime Minister of ‘begging for our votes’

The Guardian - UK

Resignations, rows, Rwanda: is this the start of another Tory endgame?

An ally has gone and both wings of the Conservative party are in revolt over asylum. With a crucial vote coming, the stakes are very high

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The Independent UK

Sunak faces ‘Brexit-like’ struggle to get Rwanda bill done, as Tories warned not to bring him down

PM warned calling snap election like Theresa May won’t get him out of trouble – as Suella Braverman and Robert Jenrick step up attacks

The Guardian - UK

Home Office ordered to give full cost of Rwanda deportation plan

Top civil servant summoned to give ‘full and frank’ answers after costs of scheme rose from £140m to £290m

The Guardian - UK

When it comes to the UK’s asylum plan, Rwanda is definitely having the last laugh

By next year the British government will have paid out £290m on the scheme – which has yet to host a single deportee, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

Evening Standard

OPINION - Don’t bank on a May poll but Rishi Sunak might see it as a safer bet

Might Rishi Sunak’s ongoing political Golgotha swing the likelihood of an early election? Two answers suggest themselves in the wake of the “Jenrick moment” — the abrupt resignation of Sunak’s immigration minister over the delivery (or not) of the “Rwanda plan” and a press conference at which a plainly furious…

The Guardian - UK

Of course the Tories will do anything to stop migrants. You know the ones: students, carers, nurses …

Immigration is not a top priority for voters, yet the government tears itself and the UK apart trying to deter crucial workers, says Guardian columnist Polly Toynbee

The Guardian - UK

No 10 says Suella Braverman, not Rishi Sunak, signed off on extra £100m payment to Rwanda – as it happened

The claim comes after it was revealed the cost of the scheme had almost doubed

Evening Standard

Minister summoned to Parliament to explain why Rwanda plan bill soaring to £290 million

The Government spent a further £100 million in the 2023-24 financial year while flights remained grounded amid a series of legal setbacks

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