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The Latest Breaking News from Tony Blair

GCSE grades don’t count in apprenticeship performance, says Euan Blair

Tony Blair’s son was talking to a panel on the skills gap at the Times Education Summit.

The Independent UK

Prince of Wales reads shortest Queen’s Speech for nearly 10 years

The text was amended to replace “my Government” with “Her Majesty’s Government”.

The Independent UK

Starmer gambled Labour’s fortunes on his integrity – no wonder he’s in deep trouble

Focusing on honesty and decency was always going to be a thin strategy, says Guardian columnist Owen Jones

The Guardian - UK

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What is the Good Friday Agreement? Peace deal that ended Northern Ireland Troubles explained

The agreement brought republicans and unionists together after decades of political conflict in Northern Ireland

The Independent UK

Legendary ITV Coronation Street star buried in a Mersey cemetery

'We fell into each other’s arms and were inseparable from then on'

Liverpool Echo

'Like Tony Blair 25 years ago, William and Kate are right to be less formal'

In this day and age, addressing people by first names is what comes naturally - good on the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge for recognising this as the monarchy modernises

Daily Mirror

Here’s what we have learned: Starmer can’t dazzle like Blair, but might still rid us of Johnson

After these elections, prospects of a 1997-style landslide looks remote, but just ousting this government would be enough, says Guardian columnist Jonathan Freedland

The Guardian - UK

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Boris Johnson rose on promises of a glorious future. Now all he has left is a painful present

From Brexit to ‘Boris Island’, he made a career out of vague, eye-popping plans that have all turned to dust, says Guardian columnist Andy Beckett

The Guardian - UK

'The hatred was hard for my children': Billy Kay speaks out over Scots abuse

SCOTTISH author Billy Kay has spoken out over the continued abuse he has received for speaking in Scots, saying the “hatred has been hard for my…

The National (Scotland)

Boris Johnson ‘out of touch and mired in sleaze’ claims Davey ahead of elections

Liberal Democrat leader Sir Ed Davey compared the situation to the dying days of Sir John Major’s administration.

Evening Standard

Johnson ‘out of touch and mired in sleaze’ claims Davey ahead of elections

Liberal Democrat leader Sir Ed Davey compared the situation to the dying days of Sir John Major’s administration.

The Independent UK

Labour messaging should be clear, consistent and positive, report says

Document says Keir Starmer should echo Tony Blair’s tactics and engage with right wing press

The Guardian - UK

'Johnson, like Major, is cruelly mocked, held in contempt and distrusted by most voters'

Thursday’s local council contests will be a mini-referendum on the Tories and Labour across Britain, according to The Mirror's Kevin Maguire

Daily Mirror

Outrage as Labour peer George Foulkes claims Scots 'not a language'

LABOUR peer George Foulkes has been taken to task after he claimed that Scots is not a language – despite his party’s own government having…

The National (Scotland)

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Manchester Evening News

How 30 years of Metrolink transformed Manchester - and where it's going now

Three decades ago the first Metrolink tram left Bury station. A lot's changed since then...

The Independent UK

Starmer: I have my own style of Labour leadership

Former PM Sir Tony Blair has endorsed the party’s current leader ahead of the local elections.

The Independent UK

Labour and Lib Dems deny Tory accusations of local election pact

The claims from Conservative chair Oliver Dowden were branded ‘pretty desperate’ by Sir Ed Davey.

Daily Mirror

Frustrated Keir Starmer slams Tory 'mudslinging' over lockdown beer and Angela Rayner

The Labour leader admitted his office made a 'mistake' about Angela Rayner being there when he had a lockdown beer. But as new claims emerged about Ms Rayner's legs and a local elections 'pact', he accused Tories of 'throwing mud around' to distract from the cost of living crisis

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The Guardian - UK

The lessons that Keir Starmer can learn from New Labour’s famous landslide victory

Labour needs a project for power led with verve from the top and executed relentlessly at every level

The Guardian - UK

Is it fair that we spend so much helping middle-class children into adulthood?

A university education has many benefits, yet it comes with huge downsides for society

The Independent UK

‘Talking shop for past-it politicians’: BBC’s new political editor railed against Lords in student article

The House of Lords is full of ‘unelected know-it-alls’, a young Chris Mason wrote

Daily Mirror

'Things got better for millions after Labour's 1997 victory - and we threw it away'

Tony Blair, writing for the Mirror 25 years after he entered Downing Street, takes on the left and right who 'trash' his record - and says the party is on the road to governing again

The Guardian - UK

To capitalise on Tory disorder, Labour must set out a clear vision and policies

Letters: Peter Riddle says Keir Starmer should focus on open and honest politics, David Redshaw suggests rehiring Tony Blair’s attack dog, and Geoff Reid has a theory about the current Labour leader’s caution

The Guardian - UK

Keir Starmer the grownup needs to rediscover the radical youth he once was

The Labour leader hopes his sober, moderate image will take him to No 10. But a nation in need of change demands more of him, says Guardian columnist Andy Beckett

The Independent UK

From cash-for-questions to ‘casting couch’ claims: Ten times Westminster was embroiled in sleaze

Accusations that a Tory MP ‘watched porn’ in Parliament is the latest in a long line of sexual misconduct scandals to plague Westminster

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