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Ronald Reagan's Westminster speech: why it is still relevant, 40 years later

Ronald Reagan became the first US president to address both houses of parliament on June 8 1982. His Westminster speech created a stir at the time. It marked the start of the evolution of the Reagan doctrine, his approach to foreign affairs that sought to support freedom and roll back…

The Conversation

Scottish households paying MORE for energy bills than those in England

SCOTTISH households are paying more for their gas and electricity bills compared with England and Wales, fresh figures suggest.

The National (Scotland)

Boris Johnson’s letter to Conservative MPs in full as he faces confidence vote

The Prime Minister has written to Conservative parliamentarians as he looks for their support as he battles for survival at a crunch vote on Monday evening

Evening Standard

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Boris Johnson in 11th hour plea to MPs ahead of no-confidence vote

He appealed to Tory MPs to back him in a crunch vote so he and the party could ‘draw a line’ under partygate

Evening Standard

Explained: Douglas Ross's flip-flopping position on Boris Johnson

AS Boris Johnson faces a no-confidence vote from Tory MPs, it’s worth looking back and seeing where Scottish Conservative chief Douglas Ross…

The National (Scotland)

Boris Johnson resignation: Who could replace PM? Latest odds

Embattled PM still under fire over Partygate as his own MPs demand resignation

The Independent UK

Only independence can save Scotland from Conservative cuts, says SNP

THE SNP has said that independence is the only way to protect the people of Scotland from the impact of Tory cuts.

The National (Scotland)

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SNP MSP blames Westminster for imposing 'brutal cuts' to Scottish Government budget

Union bosses have warned as many as 30,000 public sector jobs in Scotland are at risk of being cut.

Daily Record

Scots households paying higher energy bills on average than those in England and Wales

EXCLUSIVE: The UK Government has been blamed for households in Scotland paying higher bills as the cost of living soars.

Daily Record

Tories drag SNP Westminster deputy leader into college 'scandal'

The SNP’s deputy Westminster leader is under pressure to say what she knew about historic accusations of fraud and intimidation at a college…

The National (Scotland)

Renfrewshire's SNP hail Holyrood's social security provision

Politicians hit out at "Tory made" cost-of-living crisis but UK Government says Scotland has "significant" welfare powers

Daily Record

Borgen review – this antidote to real-life politics is like The West Wing 2022

The Danish political drama is a breath of fresh air, given the unbearableness of Westminster. How lovely to have it back

The Guardian - UK

Boris Johnson forced to deny he's a 'habitual liar' in brutal Mumsnet Q&A

Boris Johnson defended himself again from Partygate criticism by claiming it would not be 'responsible' for him to quit Downing Street

Daily Mirror

Nicola Sturgeon defends £20m IndyRef2 spending during cost of living crisis as 'really good investment'

The First Minister was challenged why her government had allocated another £20 million for an independence referendum at a time families are struggling to pay bills.

Daily Record

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The National (Scotland)

Nicola Sturgeon defends £20m indyref2 budget in fiery answer to Douglas Ross

FIRST Minister Nicola Sturgeon has defended allocating £20 million to holding a second independence referendum in her first public appearance after…

The Independent UK

Boris Johnson says it would be irresponsible to quit over ‘miserable’ partygate

Mr Johnson is under increasing pressure from Tory MPs to consider his position in the wake of Sue Gray’s report on lockdown parties in Downing Street.

The National (Scotland)

Support for independence and the Union neck-and-neck in latest survey

SUPPORT for Scottish independence and the Union is split down the middle as work ramps up to secure a referendum in 2023.

Daily Mirror

Boris Johnson faces threat of Tory no confidence vote - but could he survive?

Speculation is mounting that Boris Johnson could face a vote of no confidence next week, once the Queen's Platinum Jubilee festivities have ended

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The Independent UK

Raab says PM’s ‘unintentional’ Covid law breach did not break ministerial code

The Justice Secretary says he does not believe the Prime Minister will face a confidence vote next week.

Daily Record

Dominic Raab hits back over claims Boris Johnson could face no confidence vote next week

The Deputy Prime Minister hit back at reports that Johnson could face a vote of no confidence in his leadership following the Queen's Platinum Jubilee.

Daily Mirror

Boris Johnson won't face no confidence vote and speculation is 'Westminster froth', says Raab

Deputy Prime Minister Dominic Raab insisted Boris Johnson would fight the next election as Tory anger over Partygate mounts

The Independent UK

‘Westminster froth’: Boris Johnson will not face any leadership vote, insists Dominic Raab

Deputy PM also plays down speculation about early general election

Wales Online

PM’s leadership under fresh pressure as ethics chief questions Partygate response

But Boris Johnson digs in, claiming his Fixed Penalty Notice did not breach the Ministerial Code as there was 'no intent to break the law'

The National (Scotland)

UK Government urged to ditch 'obsession' with nuclear power and focus on renewables

THE UK Government has been urged to end its “obsession” with nuclear power and focus on renewable energy.

The Independent UK

PM’s leadership under fresh pressure as ethics chief questions partygate response

Lord Geidt has suggested that Mr Johnson’s fixed penalty notice may have breached the Ministerial Code.

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