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Man crosses two lanes of traffic on 35-second sprint to wave at King’s car

The man, captured live on broadcast cameras, chased after the car carrying the King and Queen Consort as they left Westminster on Monday.

The Independent UK

Parliament gathers in Westminster Hall for first address from King Charles

The King heard tributes to his mother, Queen Elizabeth II, from the Speakers of both the Lords and the Commons.

The Independent UK

Emotional King Charles pays tribute to 'darling mother' in historic address in Parliament

In a historic statement to both Houses of Parliament from Westminster Hall, King Charles III recalled how Shakespeare described Elizabeth I and said 'I cannot help but feel the weight of history which surrounds us'

Daily Mirror

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Queen lying in state - official guidance and everything you need to know if you want to pay your respects

The Queen will lie in state at the Palace of Westminster later this week

Manchester Evening News

Dropped cheese and ‘alarming speed’: politicians and royal staff remember Queen

As respects were paid tat Westminster, many told stories of their humorous encounters with the Queen

The Guardian - UK

The Queen's love of Scotland 'cannot be underestimated', says Ian Blackford in Commons tribute

The SNP leader at Westminster spoke of the Queen's love of her Balmoral estate and her fondness for all things Scottish.

Daily Record

'They need to get a grip, and find out how much a loaf of bread costs right now': Harpurhey reacts to Liz Truss' election

Far away from Westminster, shoppers in Harpurhey this afternoon were more concerned about what comes next than who comes next.

Manchester Evening News

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Westminster Abbey welcomes forty-two globes ahead of UK’s largest public art trail

The UK’s largest public art trail is launching in major cities across the country with more than 100 artists taking part.

Evening Standard

Anger as Plaid Cymru restores whip to MP cautioned for assaulting wife

Ex-leader joins criticism of decision to allow Jonathan Edwards to represent party in Commons again

The Guardian - UK

Skye and Dornie 'shootings' prompt call for gun regulations review in Scotland

SNP Westminster leader Ian Blackford said that the attacks should prompt a review of gun regulations in Scotland.

Daily Record

Scottish independence means 'perpetual Tory rule for us', Angela Rayner claims

THE idea of Scottish independence is “not very nice” as it would mean “perpetual Conservatism at Westminster”, Labour's deputy leader…

The National (Scotland)

Call for scrutiny of Scottish Government at Westminster ‘utterly ridiculous’

Sir Iain Duncan Smith was speaking at an event in favour of Tory leadership candidate Liz Truss.

The Independent UK

Ian Blackford claims 'Scotland loses' no matter who wins Tory leadership contest to replace Boris Johnson

The SNP leader at Westminster faced a dig at PMQs from Boris Johnson who quipped "he's going or I'm going"

Daily Record

Mission Impossible makes history as Tom Cruise allowed to film inside Westminster Abbey

Special permission has been granted for the action flick to film scenes inside the iconic Cathedral - an honour not granted to past films like The Da Vinci Code or Young Victoria

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The Independent UK

Hugh Grant behind Benny Hill theme tune being played in Westminster

The blaring music could be overheard in a number of live news broadcasts.

The National (Scotland)

Scottish Tories blank media as Boris Johnson hangs by a thread

SENIOR Scottish Tories have blanked the media as chaos descended on Westminster following the shock resignation of two members of Boris Johnson’s…

The Guardian - UK

Trust in No 10 briefings collapses in wake of Partygate and Pincher sagas

Analysis: Relationship between journalists and Downing Street fraught in wake of misleading statements

Daily Record

East Kilbride schoolgirl represents constituency at Westminster Children's Parliament

Joy Smith was selected to represent East Kilbride, Strathaven and Lesmahagow at the inaugural event.

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Steve Bray back at Westminster blasting anti-fascist anthem despite legal threat

RENOWNED anti-Brexit protester Steve Bray has returned to Westminster to continue campaigning after police tried to shut down his demonstration on…

Daily Record

Ian Blackford breaks silence to claim he did nothing wrong in case against Patrick Grady

The SNP leader at Westminster defended the punishment handed to Glasgow MP Grady after he was found to have made unwanted sexual advances to a young party staffer.

The Independent UK

Good dog! Westminster dog show gets set to pick a winner

The top dog will soon get crowned at the Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show

Daily Mirror

GMB viewers praise anti-Tory campaigner as he gatecrashes live Westminster segment

Good Morning Britain viewers were delighted when anti-Tory campaigner Steve Bray appeared live on the ITV breakfast show during a segment being filmed at Westminster

Daily Record

Kate Forbes defends Ian Blackford as pressure mounts on SNP Westminster leadership over Grady case

The finance secretary admitted "lessons do need to be learned" by her party over its handling of complaints made by staff.

Insider UK

Military shipbuilding ‘needs certainty for investments’

The Scottish Affairs Committee at Westminster heard evidence as part of its latest inquiry

France 24

Beginning of the end? Booed Boris Johnson faces leadership challenge

From Friday's boos at St. Paul's Cathedral for his entrance to the Queen's jubilee thanksgiving service, to a Monday morning leadership challenge at Westminster, the Conservative revolt against the prime minister has suddenly gone into overdrive. With two big by-elections coming up, why set the wheels in motion now?

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