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Liz Truss may not appoint an ethics adviser – does that really matter?

Liz Truss, who is likely to be prime minister next week, has indicated that she may not appoint an ethics adviser. She said she has “always acted with integrity”, so there is no need for an official to advise her.

The Conversation

Lord Radice obituary

Labour MP and author who paved the way for Tony Blair by arguing that the party needed to adapt to a changing society

The Guardian - UK

Revealed: Tony Blair spoke at events run by sanctioned Russian state-controlled bank

Exclusive: Former prime minister participated in series of events, including two after Salisbury nerve agent attack

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Labour peer Giles Radice dies and tributes pour in as Tony Blair calls him 'unsung hero'

Former prime minister Sir Tony Blair said Lord Radice was "one of the unsung heroes of Labour's long march back to power"

Daily Mirror

Truss’s warmongering rhetoric is empty, antagonistic – and wildly dangerous

The potential PM’s plan to cut benefits and boost defence spending merely serves her craving for the theatre of conflict, says Guardian columnist Simon Jenkins

The Guardian - UK

GCSEs and A-levels are well past their sell-by date

Letters: Readers on the curriculum changes and alternative degrees that could benefit students

The Guardian - UK

Could Jackie Weaver be the next PM? Channel 4 seeks to find out

Viral star one of 12 ‘ordinary yet opinionated Brits’ to feature in Make Me Prime Minister

The Guardian - UK

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Twenty-Five Years Since Paris Death, Princess Diana Still Captivates

Twenty-Five Years since Paris Death, Princess Diana Still Captivates A quarter of a century after her death at the age of just 36, Princess Diana remains a source of fascination to people around the world and her fate still casts a shadow over the British royals. Diana was killed on…

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Twenty-five years since Paris death, Princess Diana still captivates

A quarter of a century after her death at the age of just 36, Princess Diana remains a source of fascination to people around the world and her fate still casts a shadow over the British royals.

Reuters

Viral sensation Jackie Weaver announced for Channel 4’s Make Me Prime Minister

She joins a line-up of 12 candidates in a contest to see what it really takes to operate in the world of politics.

The Independent UK

Ditch A-Levels and GCSEs for new qualification, Tony Blair think tank urges

‘Radical’ reform needed, says institute recommending system based on International Baccalaureate ‘principles’

The Independent UK

Scrap GCSEs and A-levels, says Tony Blair Institute in call for ‘radical reform’

TBI recommends English schools focus on aspects such as creativity and critical thinking to ready pupils for jobs in digital world

The Guardian - UK

Scrap GCSEs and A-Levels and focus on new 'four Cs' says Tony Blair

The former Prime Minister has called for radical reform which would see "ridiculously high stake" exams replaced by a new qualification at 18

Daily Mirror

I’ve drifted left with age, not right. If only Labour would do the same

Hope is far too important to dismiss as youthful idealism. Faced with our current political reality, it’s the only option we have, says author Lynsey Hanley

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'Cause and no effect as Labour forgets lesson of last 30 years by getting tough on crime'

As Labour accuses the Tories of going 'soft' on crime, Keir Mudie worries it’s an indication of the direction the party is going to take

The Conversation

London 2012: what the Olympic Games' legacy of sustainability means for events today

This summer has marked 10 years since the London 2012 Olympics, and a chance to reflect on the event’s legacy. From the outset, the aim was to make it a ground-breakingly sustainable event. According to the United Nations, sustainability is “development that meets the needs of the present without compromising…

The Guardian - UK

Liz Truss is a Gen-Xer like me. We shouldn’t be the ones in power right now

The relative global stability that I grew up with is long gone, yet one of my peers is carrying on like nothing has changed, says Guardian columnist Rafael Behr

Daily Mirror

Top Tory Suella Braverman attacks the UK's 'rights culture created by Tony Blair'

The Attorney General also used her Policy Exchange speech to detail the legal obligations schools had to trans pupils. She insists teachers do not have to allow trans pupils to switch their uniforms.

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The Guardian - UK

‘Hive of inactivity’: Boris Johnson under fire for approach to final weeks as PM

Leading author accuses Tory leader of going ‘missing in action’ as his premiership winds down

The Guardian - UK

10 things you may not know about Rishi Sunak

Ex-chancellor may want to be PM, but once had a different career path in mind, as our obscure facts reveal

The Independent UK

Half of British public say Tories don’t deserve re-election – poll

But many people are not convinced that Labour is ready for office.

The Guardian - UK

Sunak, Truss and the Bank of England are lying to you – the UK economy is weak and rigged

Westminster is perpetrating the same scam as the rate-setters – bluffing that they can get the old economic machinery working like before, says Guardian columnist Aditya Chakrabortty

The Guardian - UK

Keir Starmer’s tepid policies are alienating Labour’s core supporters

Letters: Labour may be sowing the seeds of its own destruction, writes Dr Peter Mangan, while Jacqueline Mackenzie says she has become politically homeless. Plus letters from John Bourn and Ted Shrecker

The Guardian - UK

After the Lionesses it’s time to be bold and create real cultural change

The real challenge is not to identify the next generation of England women footballers – it is to reach the millions of girls who weren’t watching on Sunday

The Guardian - UK

Keir Starmer is right – for Labour to win power, it can’t wade in on every strike going

The party must focus on being elected, so the whole country can flourish. Picking a side in industrial disputes is a distraction, says John McTernan, director of political operations under Tony Blair

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