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Suella Braverman out as Home Secretary after less than 50 days in role as Liz Truss clings to power

A Home Office source confirmed Braverman is out after the Prime Minister made a last-minute cancellation of a trip out of Westminster on Wednesday.

Daily Record

Embattled Truss makes last-minute cancellation of trip away from Westminster

A growing number of Conservatives have demanded she quits ahead of a motion being seen as a ‘confidence’ vote in the PM.

The Independent UK

New report exposes extreme damage Brexit has wreaked on UK trade

NEW research has further shed light on the negative impact Brexit is having on UK trade.

The National (Scotland)

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EU law bill puts food standards at risk in 'all-out attack' on devolution, say SNP

THE Tories will be performing an "all-out attack" on devolution if the retained EU law bill is passed, the SNP's Cabinet Office…

The National (Scotland)

Abortion campaigners brand SNP 'utter disgrace' after abstaining from buffer zone vote

The SNP abstained from a vote to introduce buffer zones to abortion clinics across England and Wales. Back Off Scotland, a Scottish campaign group for country-wide buffer zones, has condemned the decision as an "utter disgrace".

Glasgow Live

The Standard View: The Chancellor’s priority must be to get inflation under control

Political crisis and economic hardship often go hand in hand. Today, as Westminster watchers turn their attention to Prime Minister’s Questions, millions of families across the country are counting the cost of higher prices.

Evening Standard

Public Order Bill passed in Westminster despite concerns over human rights

The controversial Public Order Bill has been passed at Westminster by 276 votes to 231.

The National (Scotland)

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December Northern Ireland Assembly election to cost £6.5m

The Secretary of State has insisted he will call an election if Stormont power-sharing is not restored by midnight on October 28

Belfast Live

Westminster blocking indyref2 as 'it's not in Scots' interests', says Pamela Nash

SCOTLAND in Union chief executive Pamela Nash has claimed Westminster is blocking an independence referendum because it’s “not in Scotland’s…

The National (Scotland)

In Britain today it seems your suffering only counts if you have a mortgage

Despite a deepening crisis, it wasn’t until homeowners were threatened that Westminster reacted, says political economist William Davies

The Guardian - UK

Nicola Sturgeon: One year to go until Scotland can ‘choose a better future’

NICOLA Sturgeon has said she wants people in Scotland to be able to go the polls one year from today and choose a "better future" away…

The National (Scotland)

Sturgeon: No country would choose to be in travesty partnership with Westminster

The First Minister said she was confident of a yes vote as she made her case for independence a year ahead of a proposed referendum.

The Independent UK

Scots 'face annual energy bills of £5000 after Tory U-turn', SNP warn

SCOTTISH households could face annual energy bills of £5000 from next year amid Tory U-turns and Labour abstentions, the SNP have said.

The National (Scotland)

Who could replace Liz Truss as Prime Minister - from Boris Johnson to Rishi Sunak

The embattled PM has resigned in a brief 90 second statement outside Number 10 after just 44 days in office - her replacement in Downing Street will be announced in a week's time

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Douglas Ross panned for 'insulting' independent Scotland-Venezuela comparison

DOUGLAS Ross has been panned for an “absurd” comparison likening an independent Scotland to the economic crises faced by Venezuela and Zimbabwe…

Evening Standard

Whitehall lockdown: Item declared non-suspicious by police near Downing Street

The item was later judged to be non-suspicious by police

The Independent UK

Rachel Reeves voices support for Tom Watson peerage despite role in Beech case

The shadow chancellor said she has ‘a lot of time’ for Tom Watson despite his role promoting false claims regarding a VIP Westminster paedophile ring.

Evening Standard

Liz Truss apologises for ‘mistakes’

Liz Truss has apologised for her “mistakes” as she sat down for an interview at the end of a dramatic day in Westminster.The Prime Minister is battling to save her premiership after her economic agenda was left in tatters by the dismantling of her former chancellor’s landmark mini-budget.Speaking after she…

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The National (Scotland)

Fifth Tory MP calls for Truss to quit as she fails to stand up to scrutiny

A FIFTH Tory MP has called for Liz Truss to go after she failed to stand up to scrutiny in the House of Commons for binning her entire economic…

The National (Scotland)

Tories fume after Nicola Sturgeon sets out economic independence case

DOUGLAS Ross’s party has hit out at the Scottish Government for launching a new paper on the economic case for Scottish independence, calling it…

Evening Standard

The Standard View: Jeremy Hunt is moving fast to clean up the mess, but it is not a one-day task

By tradition, the Commons does not sit before 2.30pm on a Monday, as MPs journey from their constituencies to Westminster. Jeremy Hunt did not have that kind of time.

The National (Scotland)

'I knew this would never be sustained': John Swinney slams mini budget U-turns

JOHN Swinney has said there will not need to be changes made to Scotland’s upcoming Budget statement on the back of UK Government U-turns because…

Evening Standard

Just Stop Oil spray soup on Department for Business, Energy, and Industrial Strategy offices in Westminster

A dozen protesters glued themselves onto Victoria St and locked themselves together

Daily Record

Tories facing humiliation at next General Election as 10 ministers set to lose seats

A new opinion poll, conducted by Opinium for the TUC, found that 219 Tory MPs would lose their seats which would include 10 of the current Cabinet.

The Independent UK

Truss under fresh pressure as three Tory MPs urge her to quit

The calls mark the start of what is likely to be another dramatic week in Westminster.

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