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Chancellor Kwasi Kwarteng refuses to rule out corporation tax U-turn amid mini-budget mayhem

Kwasi Kwarteng refused on Thursday to rule out another humiliating U-turn - this time on corporation tax - and stressed he was not about to quit as Chancellor.

Evening Standard

Truss needs chance to settle in, says Leadsom

Former energy secretary Dame Andrea Leadsom was speaking after picking up her damehood at Buckingham Palace.

The Independent UK

As she battles economic turmoil and an unruly party, what next for Liz Truss?

The Prime Minister has been in No 10 for just over a month but is already the subject of Westminster speculation about her future.

The Independent UK

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Scottish independence referendum argument 'unlikely to succeed' at Supreme Court

A top legal expert has branded the argument made by the Scottish Government in court this week a "clever wheeze" which was unlikely to convince judges.

Daily Record

Liz Truss has ‘cost Scots £4k each’ in first month of leadership

LIZ Truss has come under fire for costing households a staggering £10,000 in her first month as Prime Minister as billions were wiped from the…

The National (Scotland)

No I don't detest the Tories, Ian Blackford says following Nicola Sturgeon comment

IAN Blackford has said he "does not detest the Tories" - he hates the impact of the party is having on people's lives.

The National (Scotland)

Westminster pilot scheme to allow injured or seriously ill MPs to use proxy voting

MPs with serious illnesses or injuries will be able to use a proxy vote to represent constituents under a pilot scheme, the Commons has agreed.

The National (Scotland)

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Londoners outside the Supreme Court back indyref2 over 'Westminster crooks'

AS the arguments in the Supreme Court over the possibility of a second independence referendum drew to a close, The National took to the streets of…

The National (Scotland)

Indyref2 Bill ‘directly’ relates to reserved matter, Supreme Court told

A two-day hearing on the Scottish Parliament’s legislative competence has concluded.

The Independent UK

Only UK parliament can approve a Scottish independence poll, court told

All parts of Britain would have interest in referendum so Westminster has authority, says UK government lawyer

The Guardian - UK

Risk of 'empty referendum' if Supreme Court rules for indyref2, expert warns

THE outcome of the legal showdown on indyref2 does not eliminate the risk of a continuing political stalemate between Holyrood and Westminster, a…

The National (Scotland)

Ian Blackford accuses Liz Truss of ignoring 'damage' and 'chaos' of mini-budget

The SNP's Westminster leader also took aim at the Prime Minister saying she was more concerned about saving the Chancellor Kwasi Kwarteng's job than making sure the poorest in society will be able to heat their homes this winter

Daily Record

SNP ministers accused of 'farming out' IndyRef2 bill to Supreme Court

A lawyer representing the UK Government warned the Supreme Court "risked being dragged into the political process".

Daily Record

Yes grassroots claim victory for independence whatever Supreme Court rules

GRASSROOTS independence activists have declared victory in the Supreme Court case whatever the outcome, saying the decision of judges cannot…

The National (Scotland)

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What time will Liz Truss face Commons in PMQs today and how to watch?

Tory leader to square off against Sir Keir Starmer after market mayhem

The National (Scotland)

Funeral to be held for lawyer who helped liberate Stone of Destiny

THE funeral of a lawyer who helped reclaim the Stone of Destiny from Westminster as a student is set to take place in Connel in Argyll and Bute on…

The Guardian - UK

Wednesday briefing: How much time will Conservative MPs give Liz Truss?

In today’s newsletter: Liz Truss gives her first PMQs since the fiscal statement that blew up her premiership and may hope to calm colleagues. But from benefits cuts to despairing backbenchers, she has a lot to deal with

The Independent UK

Liz Truss to face MPs after mini-budget wreaks financial chaos

Governor Andrew Bailey sparked more market turmoil after he said Bank of England support will end on Friday.

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Daily Mirror

Trees to mark 200,000 lives lost to Covid at moving Westminster Abbey service

The Trees of Life service of remembrance, conducted by The Very Reverend Dr David Hoyle, Dean of Westminster, was a memorial to honour and remember those who served and died during the Covid pandemic

Belfast Live

Northern Ireland community groups facing funding 'cliff edge' as EU money runs out and UK cash failing to replace it

Major concerns raised over lack of UK cash to replace European Union’s Social Fund money

The National (Scotland)

Summary: The key arguments in the Supreme Court on day one of the indyref case

Judges are seeking to establish whether the Scottish Parliament has the legislative competence to hold an independence referendum without…

The National (Scotland)

Nicola Sturgeon brands Douglas Ross 'deeply hypocritical' for Supreme Court attack

NICOLA Sturgeon has hit back at the Scottish Conservative leader after he called it a “disgrace” that the Supreme Court has been asked to rule…

The National (Scotland)

Downing Street defends mini-budget AGAIN despite second IMF intervention

KWASI Kwarteng has once again defended his mini-budget after the International Monetary Fund criticised the UK Government’s tax-cutting plans.

The National (Scotland)

Alex Salmond in call for clarity on de-facto referendum plan

ALEX Salmond has demanded clarity from the SNP on how they hope to achieve independence if the Supreme Court blocks indyref2.

The Independent UK

Author Michael Rosen urges better pay for nurses after speaking at Covid service

The former children’s laureate read an extract from his book Many Different Kinds Of Love at the remembrance event at Westminster Abbey.

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