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People who do not ‘look like’ typical judge have lowest trust in judiciary

Exclusive: survey of more than 5,000 adults across Great Britain appears to validate attempts to increase judicial diversity

The Guardian - UK

Schools need to start teaching AI as demand for tech skills will boom 40%

The research comes as Amazon launches the inaugural Alexa Young Innovator Challenge

Wales Online

Labour candidates jostle to face Boris Johnson in his Uxbridge seat

LABOUR candidates are battling for the chance to challenge Boris Johnson for his Uxbridge and South Ruislip seat at the next election. He’s been MP for the north-west London constituency since 2015, but a recent poll by YouGov suggests it could fall to Labour.

Evening Standard

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What businesses should do if making staff redundant

One in 10 companies in the South West are expected to make job cuts next year, a new survey has found

Birmingham Post

Zero per cent of Scots believe Rishi Sunak will be a 'great' PM, poll finds

SCOTS are the least likely in Britain to think Rishi Sunak will succeed in Number 10 – with a grand total of zero agreeing he will be a…

The National (Scotland)

In closing campaign pitches, Democrats lean on their star: Obama

PHILADELPHIA — On Saturday, with just days left to campaign ahead of Tuesday’s midterm elections, three presidents converged on Pennsylvania in a last-ditch effort to lock down a must-win Senate race for their parties.

Los Angeles Times

One in six people in the UK not confident they can afford to feed their families

A YouGov poll also suggested that a fifth of people believe they are more likely to need a foodbank than they were a year ago

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One in six Britons not confident they can afford to feed their families – YouGov

A fifth of the public (22%) believe they are now more likely to need a foodbank than they were a year ago, the survey suggests.

The Independent UK

Nearly 2m public sector workers close to quitting over pay, says TUC

Frances O’Grady says YouGov survey shows key workers who got UK through Covid face more ‘pay misery’

The Guardian - UK

We are a tinderbox’: Political violence is ramping up, US experts warn

In San Francisco’s tony Pacific Heights neighborhood, an intruder broke into House Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s home and violently attacked her husband. In a New York courtroom, a man pleaded guilty to threatening to kill California Democratic Rep. Eric Swalwell. In Washington, federal law enforcement warned that violent domestic extremism posed…

Los Angeles Times

Public support for NHS workers going on strike on rise - 65% of Brits back nurses walkout

The number of Brits who support nurses going on strike has increased by around five percent over the last three months, according to new data released by YouGov

Daily Mirror

Labor retains large lead in Victorian Resolve poll four weeks from election; also leads in NSW

The Victorian state election will be held in four weeks, on November 26. A Resolve poll for The Age, conducted October 20-24 from a sample of “more than 800”, gave Labor a 59-41 lead over the Coalition.

The Conversation

Election Now: The Independent’s petition calling for general election hits 450,000 signatures

Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer and Scotland’s first minister Nicola Sturgeon have called for public vote

The Independent UK

Charities and community groups seeing drop off in donations as demand spikes

Nearly one in 10 people (9%) said they held back from donating last month, according to figures from the Charities Aid Foundation.

The Independent UK

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The most important midterm elections to watch ahead of Election Day

Nevada’s Senate race could go either way. Ron DeSantis and Greg Abbott likely to cruise to re-election. And John Fetterman still leads in Pennsylvania, Eric Garcia writes

The Independent UK

Five things to watch in Pennsylvania Senate debate between Dr Oz and John Fetterman

From crime to residency to John Fetterman’s health, the sole debate between John Fetterman and Doctor Oz will have fireworks.

Daily Mirror

Rishi Sunak takes power without winning single vote as fears grow over return to austerity

Rishi Sunak won the race to become the next leader of the Conservative party the Prime Minister of the country after his last standing opponent Penny Mordaunt dropped out the race

The National (Scotland)

These graphs track Sunak's route to No 10 - and how his popularity plummeted

WITH multi-millionaire Rishi Sunak set to take over the job of prime minister after being handpicked by Tory MPs, just how popular is he with the…

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The Guardian - AU

Almost half of Australians support sending military to help defend Taiwan, poll suggests

YouGov survey finds people in Australia more likely to favour sending troops than people in Japan and US

The Guardian - UK

Sharp fall in China’s global standing as poll shows backing for Taiwan defence

Survey finds pro-China sentiment has collapsed in many nations while positive opinion of US has rebounded

Al Jazeera

UK’s Sunak ‘qualifies’ for PM race as Johnson eyes comeback

Boris Johnson cuts short his holiday apparently to join the PM race, as ex-chancellor leads in Tory leadership contest.

The National (Scotland)

Scottish independence support up four points in latest YouGov poll

YOUGOV has recorded a boost in Scottish independence support, with backing for Yes up four points in its latest polling.

Al Jazeera

Liz Truss gone: Who will become the UK’s new prime minister?

Truss, the shortest serving prime minister in British history, resigned following a controversial tax-cutting budget.

The National (Scotland)

Just ONE PER CENT of voters say Liz Truss was a 'good' Prime Minister

JUST one per cent of the UK public thought Liz Truss did a good job as Prime Minister, according to a new YouGov poll.

The Independent UK

The most important midterm elections to watch ahead of Election Day

Nevada’s Senate race could go either way. Ron DeSantis and Greg Abbott likely to cruise to re-election. And John Fetterman still leads in Pennsylvania, Eric Garcia writes

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