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Officials signed off on £3,000 for fine art photos for No 10, not Sunak, says Downing Street – as it happened

PM’s spokesperson also says prime minister was not involved in hotel choices following reports on ministerial spending

The Guardian - UK

Nicola Bulley: Family and friends refuse to accept ‘theories for conclusions’ as search continues

Friend Heather Gibbons says there is ‘no concrete evidence’ to the police theory

Evening Standard

FTSE 100 hits all-time high after US jobs report beats forecasts – as it happened

UK’s blue-chip index has hit a new record high of 7906 points, helped by weak pound, and hopes that interest rates may be near their peak

The Guardian - UK

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Virginia Giuffre won’t ‘remain silent’ over Prince Andrew case, says lawyer Lisa Bloom

Settlement clause barring Giuffre from speaking out expires in February

The Independent UK

Nadhim Zahawi should ‘stand aside’ now, says senior Tory

‘Once you’re the story you have to go’, says Caroline Nokes – as another ex-minister declares Tory chair ‘toast’

The Independent UK

‘Absolute nonsense’: Boris Johnson breaks silence over BBC chairman’s role in loan row

BBC chairman Richard Sharp announced a scrutiny panel will examine potential conflicts of interest over his role in helping Johnson secure a loan

The Independent UK

BBC chairman ‘sorry’ about Boris Johnson loan row amid probe into conflict of interest

Richard Sharp says row is ‘distraction’ – as former PM claims BBC chair knew nothing of his finances

The Independent UK

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Nadhim Zahawi position ‘untenable’ after tax admission, say Tory MPs

Tory chair ‘unlikely’ to survive in role, warn senior figures – as Zahawi urged to ‘get it all out now’

The Independent UK

Giles Coren 'sorry as hell' over 'terrible thing' he wrote on Twitter

GILES Coren has said he is “sorry as hell” after doing a “terrible thing on Twitter 18 months ago” in an apparent reference to his comments…

The National (Scotland)

Steve Barclay tells public to behave with ‘common sense’ during NHS ambulance strike

Health secretary says people can still call 999 – as unions refuse to engage with pay review until dispute resolved

The Independent UK

Prince Harry's book is 'like Hitler's Mein Kampf', dictator's biographer claims

IF you wondered how the British press was taking the publication of Prince Harry’s book “Spare”, the answer is: not very well ...

The National (Scotland)

Nursing union ‘could accept 10% pay deal’ to prevent further strikes

General Secretary Pat Cullen says she could ‘meet Government half way’

Evening Standard

Royal College of Nurses hits back after Tory MP says nurses using food banks not managing money properly

Conservative MP Lee Anderson has been criticised after claiming nurses or anyone using a food bank while earning £30,000 a year was not managing money properly.

Evening Standard

Vladimir Putin’s forces still struggling with ‘extremely low morale’ say Institute for the Study of War

VLADIMIR Putin’s forces are continuing to struggle with “extremely low morale” on the battlefield in Ukraine, US military experts said on Thursday.

Evening Standard

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'Not fair' for troops to cover for strike action at Christmas, minister says

Unions have warned the servicemen and women are not “sufficiently trained” to plug staffing gaps

The Independent UK

‘Not fair’ for troops to cover for strike action at Christmas, Dowden says

The Chancellor the Duchy of Lancaster has urged unions to call off the industrial action and ‘give the military a break’.

The Independent UK

Braverman’s ‘crazy rhetoric’ on migrants stoking racism, outgoing adviser says

Nimco Ali, a campaigner and survivor of female genital mutilation, said the Home Secretary was ‘normalising the Nigel Farages’.

The National (Scotland)

Joe Lycett accuses Keir Starmer of 'butchering' Beckham stunt description

COMEDIAN Joe Lycett has accused Keir Starmer of "butchering" the description of his Qatar cash shredder stunt during an appearance in the…

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The Independent UK

Comedian Joe Lycett criticises FA in wake of ‘shredding’ stunt

He previously gave David Beckham an ultimatum to pull out of his deal with World Cup hosts Qatar or he would destroy £10,000.

The Independent UK

Michael Gove says he will not stand down amid rumours he would quit next general election

Tory MP says he is ‘addicted to public service’ and will not follow in footsteps of Sajid Javid and Dehenna Davison

Evening Standard

Princess Beatrice knows how to give a speech, but still fears falling over

The princess worries about having a “Miss Congeniality moment”

Daily Mirror

Angela Rayner demands 'drain the swamp' in clash with bullying accused Dominic Raab

In PMQs Labour's deputy leader channeled Donald Trump after Dominic Raab confirmed there have now been two bullying complaints about him - adding: "The Deputy PM knows his behaviour is unacceptable so what is he still doing here?"

Daily Mirror

'Abrasive' Dominic Raab's staff were 'scared' to enter his office, top official declares

In an explosive intervention, Lord Simon McDonald - who led the Foreign Office when Dominic Raab was Foreign Secretary - said the Deputy PM was "abrasive and controlling" with his staff and 'people felt demeaned'

The Independent UK

Channel crossings deal ‘does not match scale or urgency of migrant crisis’

Enver Solomon, chief executive of the Refugee Council, said the deal fails to address the factors behind people choosing to put themselves at risk.

The Independent UK

Channel crossings deal ‘throwing red meat’ to those troubled by migration – Khan

The London Mayor told Times Radio the Government’s tough rhetoric was ‘clearly not working by itself’.

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