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Boris Johnson warns UK it’s going to be tough for months to come and into next year as bills soar – as it happened

Outgoing prime minister says the next leader of Conservative party will provide support

The Guardian - UK

UK Government told to match Scotland's cost of living support

THE UK Government has been told to match Scotland’s cost-of-living support and take urgent steps to prevent millions across the UK from being…

The National (Scotland)

Liz Truss and Rishi Sunak's 'fantasy land tax promises' condemned

The Tory leadership contenders have been condemned for “fantasy land tax promises” and failing to come up with a proper cost-of-living plan.

The National (Scotland)

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New Tory leader urged to scrap MPs’ break for party conferences amid cost of living crisis

Exclusive: Ministers encouraged to stay at Westminster to devise emergency plans to address cost of living crisis

The Guardian - UK

Welsh Labour politician slams Scottish Labour's 'failures' in message to UK party

A WELSH Labour politician has slammed the "failures" of Scottish Labour over rumours the UK party will formally ban cooperation with…

The National (Scotland)

Sarwar accuses UK ‘zombie government’ of inaction over energy price cap rise

The Scottish Labour leader complained that UK ministers were ‘nowhere to be seen’ after Ofgem’s recent announcement.

The Independent UK

Energy crisis due to ‘catastrophic UK policy failure’, expert warns

THE UK’s energy crisis is the result of a “catastrophic failure of political policy” at Westminster, an expert has warned.

The National (Scotland)

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Andy Burnham says Hillsborough heckling made him fall out of love with Westminster

The Liverpool-born mayor of Manchester was culture secretary in Gordon Brown’s government when fans interrupted his speech at Anfield in 2009.

Daily Record

Brendan Hughes: Stormont funding pressures piling up in absence of Executive

The UK government may not have stepped into the breach this time, but no action is increasingly not an option

Belfast Live

Scottish Parliament being used to ‘manage decline’, says Labour’s Ian Murray

Ian Murray, Labour’s only MP in Scotland, said said if there was another referendum opponents would fight ‘very, very hard’ to remain in the UK.

The Independent UK

SNP react to former chief Yes strategist's call for Nicola Sturgeon to compromise on indy

THE SNP’s policy development convener has said he “fundamentally disagrees” with Stephen Noon’s suggestion that Nicola Sturgeon should…

The National (Scotland)

Former Yes Scotland strategy chief makes case for compromise on independence

Stephen Noon said he wanted Scotland to have the form of government that it wishes as he accepted ‘that may not be independence’.

The Independent UK

There’s no need for a national debt, now or in indy Scotland

THE City of London is home to many useful and responsible financial institutions. But this respectable facade also conceals a host of less savoury…

The National (Scotland)

'If we can't afford tattie scones, we're in a bad place': Bakers' fears over soaring prices

THE maker of the famous Killie pie fears people may stop buying rolls, cakes and tattie scones as prices soar and energy bills threaten to become…

The National (Scotland)

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Belfast Live

Sinn Fein's wage bill in Northern Ireland 'averages at more than £53,000 per full-time role'

The equivalent of 15 full-time staff were on the payroll including their seven MPs, according to the party's accounts

Belfast Live

Cost of living: £400 energy discount 'to be delivered in Northern Ireland in November'

Minister Murphy said the £400 payment "will not be sufficient"

The National (Scotland)

Scots to protest outside Ofgem's Glasgow office as it reveals price cap rise

CAMPAIGNERS from across Scotland will join forces today for a protest outside Ofgem’s Glasgow offices, demanding action to tackle rises to…

The National (Scotland)

Yes must show Scots we 'can't afford' to stay in UK to win indyref2, campaigners say

THE Yes movement must win the economic arguments for independence if it hopes to win the next referendum, new polling has suggested.

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Blackford 'loves' working at Westminster and reveals he's 'good friends' with Tory peer

IAN Blackford has said he “loves” working at Westminster and talked of his friendships with Unionist MPs.

Evening Standard

Why is it called New Scotland Yard? How the Met Police got its nickname

All eyes will be on New Scotland Yard following the damning Casey report

The National (Scotland)

These are the key arguments for Scottish independence, according to a new poll

KEY arguments for independence are winning round Scottish voters, a new study has found.

Daily Record

New independence poll finds less than 40% back Nicola Sturgeon's 'de facto' referendum plan

A new poll of Scottish attitudes to a referendum found the nation divided on how the mandate for a vote should be pursued.

The Conversation

The UK is facing an energy bills crisis, and no major party is prepared for it

The UK is heading into the greatest cost of living crisis in living memory. Looming energy price rises are going to drive huge swathes of the population into fuel poverty, and none of the proposals being put forward by our political parties at Westminster or in Scotland or Wales are…

The National (Scotland)

SNP demand Lord Frost not given government job if Liz Truss becomes PM

The SNP have urged Tory leadership frontrunner Liz Truss to rule out offering a return to government for “anti-devolution” peer David Frost.

The National (Scotland)

SNP and Tories fight it out on what GERS figures mean for independent Scotland

THE release of the annual Government Expenditure and Revenue Scotland (GERS) figures has once again sparked a fierce debate on Scottish independence…

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