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Sunak’s rise is thanks to the Tory Hindu revolution. Labour, look and learn

There is a complex story behind his arrival at No 10. The Conservatives worked hard to erase a hatred that went back to the era of Churchill, says author and broadcaster Mihir Bose

The Guardian - UK

How many times can someone be Prime Minister – and how long can they be in office?

Disgraced Boris Johnson could join the Conservative Party leadership contest once again after Liz Truss threw in the towel just 44 days after she took over as prime minister

Daily Mirror

Which prime ministers have served two terms?

Boris Johnson may make a comeback as the next prime minister

Evening Standard

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Churchill, Gladstone, Johnson? The prime ministers who made comebacks after leaving Downing Street

Winston Churchill returned to No 10 in 1951 after a period in opposition

The Independent UK

Return to power would allow Boris Johnson to emulate his hero

It would also make sense of an obscure reference in his resignation speech

Wales Online

Boris Johnson: The ex-PM who could copy his hero with second stint in Number 10

Boris Johnson has been dogged by scandal throughout his career, but his election-winning record could tempt MPs to gamble on him once again.

The Independent UK

King Charles' role in appointing new Prime Minister - and unusual gesture they'll perform

Following the resignation of Liz Truss, the country needs a new Prime Minister who will be in place by next week - and their appointment will be formally sealed by King Charles with the new leader having to perform an unusual gesture

Daily Mirror

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King Charles set for second prime minister in six weeks

Charles will ask Ms Truss’s successor to form a government – the first time in his reign he has carried out this duty as monarch.

The Independent UK

King Charles' stinging comment to Liz Truss just DAYS before she was forced to resign

King Charles and Liz Truss met just a few times before she tendered her resignation as Prime Minister - and their first weekly audience will always be remembered for the King's awkward comment when greeting her at Buckingham Palace

Daily Mirror

King set for second prime minister early in reign as Liz Truss resigns

Charles greeted Liz Truss with ‘Back again? Dear oh dear’ during an audience last week.

The Independent UK

Here’s my plan for growth, Liz Truss: rejoin the EU and let its citizens work here

It was no good for the PM and Kwasi Kwarteng to dismiss U-turns on their growth plan as ‘distractions’, the damage is done

The Guardian - UK

The 15 Harry Potter stars who have sadly passed away after Robbie Coltrane’s death

The Hagrid actor died on Friday at the age of 72, his agent confirmed.

Daily Record

Tom Watson and Arlene Foster among new peers with seat in House of Lords - see full list

In a list released on a day of chaos for the government, TUC General-Secretary Frances O'Grady and retired Tory MP Nicholas Soames, grandson of Winston Churchill, were appointed to the House of Lords

Daily Mirror

Former Labour deputy leader Tom Watson and Winston Churchill’s grandson to enter House of Lords

A total of 26 figures have been made members of the House of Lords but Paul Dacre was not on the latest honours list

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The Independent UK

Former Labour deputy leader and Winston Churchill’s grandson on peerages list

A total of 26 figures have been made members of the House of Lords as part of the latest honours list.

Daily Mirror

Inside abandoned hotel that claimed woman's life after closing - and is now up for sale

The award-winning hotel Bontddu Hall in North Wales was originally built from stone in 1873 and has hosted famous guests including Winston Churchill and Sean Connery

Daily Mirror

How mastermind behind Queen's funeral planned it - and he's already preparing for Charles

Lt Col Anthony Mather began preparations for the Queen's death in 1999 when Her Majesty was in her 70s and led an enormous team who would regularly revise the plans as the years went on.

The National (Scotland)

Watch Brian Cox demolish Tory excuses for Liz Truss 'mistakes' on Question Time

The Dundee-born Succession star clashed with Wilfred Emmanuel-Jones on the BBC panel show

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The National (Scotland)

Battle of Britain victories have always been sweet for Scottish sides . . . but now they matter more than ever

THE Battle of Britain, as Prime Minister Winston Churchill famously described it during a speech in the House of Commons, in 1940 saw Germany suffer…

Los Angeles Times

The truth behind 'The Woman King': Crew responds to claims of historical revisionism

There's a quote often attributed to Winston Churchill that asserts history is written by the victors.

Daily Record

Inside King Charles' tight inner circle with adored aide, 'hunky' assistant and old friend

As he prepares to enter just the fourth week of his reign following the death of his beloved mother, King Charles already has a team of loyal staff to count on.

Daily Mirror

Inside King Charles' tight inner circle - adored aide, 'hunky' assistant and old pal

As he prepares to enter just the fourth week of his reign following the death of his beloved mother, King Charles already has a team of loyal staff as well as close friends he can count on to help steer him through these early days

Daily Mirror

'I found a name I love for my son - but some think it sounds like a sex toy'

The woman asked for some advice on the baby names she'd chosen for her son, but they received a mixed response, with one person claiming one of her suggestions sounded like a sex toy

The Guardian - UK

100 years of the BBC – the first live FA Cup final and the dawn of true crime

Our series on the most defining moments of the BBC kicks off in the 1920s with a Churchill broadside, quadrant-based football commentary and a mid-broadcast collapse

Financial Times

Why trade couldn’t buy peace

We thought globalisation was immune from geopolitical risk. We were wrong

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