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How Boris Johnson’s fall exposed bogus Brexit promises on taking back control

The former prime minister is at war with the parliament whose powers and authority he claimed to hold so dear to bolster the Vote Leave endeavour

The Guardian - UK

Independence Convention to include speakers from non-SNP Yes groups

THE SNP’s independence convention will kick off with a session involving speakers from the wider Yes campaign to help bring “the entire movement…

The National (Scotland)

£342 a day and an average age of 70: Welcome to the House of Lords

IT’S a place where you can be paid £342 a day, more than half of your colleagues are over the age of 70 and the longest serving has clocked up an…

The National (Scotland)

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MP 'bullied out of SNP' on Nicola Sturgeon's orders amid police probe

Nicola Sturgeon and former SNP chief Peter Murrell demanded Michelle Thomson resign and threatened her career if she refused to make it look like her own decision.

Daily Record

Lord Brooke of Sutton Mandeville: Westminster’s Renaissance man

In the course of an extraordinary political career, he filled a multitude of roles with a style and gravitas that marked him out as a true gentleman and a consummate negotiator

The Independent UK

Alex Salmond's indyref1 strategy put Scotland in 'dilemma', SNP MSP says

THE negotiations that led to the first independence referendum should have been about more than getting a “one-off kick of the ball”, an SNP MSP…

The National (Scotland)

Man charged with stalking MP and impersonating police officer

Simon Parry, 44, was arrested on Thursday after an incident with the unnamed MP in Westminster

Evening Standard

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Minister 'alert' to threat of Westminster interference over decriminalising abortion

It comes as pro-choice campaigners warn that it will be 'challenging' to bring in decriminalisation in Scotland

The National (Scotland)

Worst of Westminster: Boris Johnson lies met with Douglas Ross silence

Good evening! This week has been packed with Westminster news, but one story in particular concerning a former prime minister has dominated the…

The National (Scotland)

DUP trade concerns addressed effectively by Windsor Framework – Gove

The Levelling Up Secretary represented the Westminster government at a summit meeting of the British-Irish Council in Jersey.

The Independent UK

Mhairi Black urges Douglas Ross to 'grow a backbone' over Boris Johnson sanctions

The Scottish Conservatives leader has been repeatedly criticised by the SNP for performing a u-turn on his call for Boris Johnson to stand down last year.

Daily Record

Douglas Ross told to 'grow a backbone' over Boris Johnson sanctions and whip MPs

Ross, who sits as an MP as well as an MSP, has been criticised for his stance on Johnson and numerous U-turns

The National (Scotland)

SNP urges Ross to ‘grow a backbone’ over Johnson sanctions

The former prime minister has been found to have knowingly misled Parliament over the partygate affair.

The Independent UK

Boris Johnson lands new job - days after quitting as MP over damning Partygate report

The Daily Mail teased an 'erudite new columinist who'll be required reading in Westminster and across the world' on its front page on Friday alongside a silhouette figure of a man

Daily Mirror

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Daily Mirror

'Boris Johnson is a mendacious twister who creates his own distorted reality'

MPs on a Tory majority Privileges Committee, Westminster’s wider Conservative tribe and Rishi Sunak all know the truth about the disgraced former PM, writes Kevin Maguire

The National (Scotland)

Prof Rob Johns: How Nicola Sturgeon's arrest impacted on political polling

PROFESSOR of politics Rob Johns, who works with the Scottish Election Study, writes on Nicola Sturgeon's arrest and the SNP's polling fortunes ...

The National (Scotland)

Tories have 'no plans' to recoup taxpayer cash spent on Boris Johnson's legal fees

TOP figures within the SNP have stepped up calls for Boris Johnson to repay the public money spent on his legal defence ...

The Week

Has populism had its day in the UK?

Boris Johnson, Nicola Sturgeon and Jeremy Corbyn – the three populist politicians who led their parties at the last general election now find their careers and legacies in tatters.

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Daily Record

Scottish Conservatives 'must apologise' for supporting Boris Johnson, demands Humza Yousaf

The First Minister described the report into Boris Johnson over Partygate as a "dark chapter" in the history of Westminster.

Evening Standard

OPINION - It’s Starmtroopers vs Rishi’s irregulars in the battle of MP selections

It’s by-election season in Westminster — and more’s at stake than simply whether Team Boris’s kamikaze mission to wound Rishi Sunak with three MP resignations will have its desired effect. After the former prime minister and his two supporters – Nigel Adams and Nadine Dorries – quit in a row…

The Conversation

Nicola Sturgeon arrest: why SNP turmoil has a surprisingly limited effect on its polling

The Scottish National Party is in a dreadful mess. Former leader and former first minister Nicola Sturgeon had already described the events of the past few months as beyond her “worst nightmares” – and that was before she was arrested.

The National (Scotland)

Angus Robertson: Scotland's powers face 'existential threat' from UK Government

THE Scottish Parliament’s devolved powers are at “existential risk” because of a “Trojan horse” the UK Government has introduced through…

The Independent UK

SNP: Tories and Labour ‘in denial’ over Brexit link to cost-of-living crisis

A cross-party committee of MPs should be established to investigate the causes of the cost-of-living crisis and solutions to it, the SNP motion said.

Evening Standard

Man seriously injured on Tube tracks at Westminster station causing rush hour delays

Commuters were facing rush hour delays on Wednesday after a man was seriously injured on the tracks at Westminster station.

Daily Record

Tories imposing direct Westminster rule on Scotland 'by stealth', claims Angus Robertson

Angus Robertson accused the UK Government of using "underhand" tactics to get its way on devolved issues.

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