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Most UK voters still back strikes by nurses and ambulance crews

Public support for industrial action by health workers remains strong in the face of government claims it is putting lives at risk

The Guardian - UK

Senior Tories back amendment giving MPs more say over scrapping of EU laws

The MPs have joined a cross-party group calling on ministers to declare which Brussels-made rules will be removed from British statute books.

The Independent UK

Plot to restore Boris Johnson as prime minister splits warring Tories

Rival camps fall out over the best way to restore Johnson to power but are working ‘to keep the flame alive’

The Independent UK

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Boris Johnson put £4,445 dinner in New York on government credit card

Mr Johnson took his entourage of 24 out for a meal plus booze while attending the United Nations General Assembly on 21st September 2021

Daily Mirror

Loopholes let ex-advisers 'fly under the radar' as most get jobs as 'shadow lobbyists'

More than half of the 521 Special Advisers who left Whitehall between 1997 and 2017 got jobs in advocacy or lobbying for corporate firms or interest groups

Daily Mirror

Workers protest over 'undemocratic legislation' outside Northumberland MP's office as part of national campaign

Members of the RMT, Fire Brigades Union, and Public and Commercial Services Union all showed up outside the Blyth Valley MP's office in an attempt to stop the Government from "rushing through anti-strike legislation"

Chronicle Live

SNP could fight next Holyrood election as de facto independence referendum

Scotland’s First Minister Nicola Sturgeon said there is a ‘cast-iron democratic mandate for a referendum’.

The Independent UK

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Tommy Sheppard: why don’t we use both elections in fight for independence?

With support for independence rising, how can we allow people to express their views?

The National (Scotland)

SNP NEC agrees indyref2 strategy resolution to be debated at conference

SNP National Executive Committee has unanimously agreed the wording of a draft resolution to be debated at the party’s Special Democracy…

The National (Scotland)

Alba call for Holyrood to be dissolved for special de facto election in October

THE Alba Party has called for a special Holyrood election in October, which would act as a de facto referendum and break the “impasse”…

The National (Scotland)

UK sanctions Iran's Prosecutor General after Akbari execution

British foreign minister James Cleverly said on Saturday Britain had imposed sanctions on Iran's Prosecutor General after the execution of British-Iranian national Alireza Akbari.

Reuters

Boris Johnson’s Partygate testimony to be shown in full on live TV

Former PM’s comeback plans are under threat as MPs stage televised interrogation over claims he misled parliament

The Guardian - UK

DUP writes to watchdog over Sinn Fein MPs not including party wages on register of interests

None of Sinn Fein's seven MPs include details of their party wages in their Westminster register of financial interests

Belfast Live

Nicola Sturgeon 'to make major change to de facto referendum plan'

THE SNP may be set to roll back plans for a de facto independence referendum at the next General Election with major changes to the proposals at a…

The National (Scotland)

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NSW Liberal Party won't confirm if Dominic Perrottet disclosed Nazi costume in vetting process

The party will not be drawn on whether the premier told them about the Nazi costume during his preselection vetting process in 2010, saying the process is "confidential".

Belfast Live

Brendan Hughes: Labour leader Keir Starmer's Brexit NI Protocol offer highlights Tory divisions

Beyond the criticisms of the Tory government's mismanagement of Brexit, Sir Keir was making a significant offer to the Prime Minister

Reuters

UK condemns 'barbaric' execution of British-Iranian national

Britain on Saturday called the execution by Iran of British-Iranian national Alireza Akbari a barbaric act, and imposed sanctions on Iran's prosecutor general in response.

The National (Scotland)

Alba special conference to chart 'way ahead' for Scottish independence referendum

ALBA is set to hold a special conference in Edinburgh on the “way ahead” for a Scottish independence referendum.

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Nottingham MP calls out Prime Minister after 95-year-old constituent spent 41 hours in A&E

The constituent spent 29 hours in a bed in a hospital corridor

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NSW Labor leader Chris Minns says Dominic Perrottet's Nazi uniform apology is 'sincere'

New South Wales Labor leader Chris Minns does not think Premier Dominic Perrottet should have to resign as leader after it was revealed he wore a Nazi uniform to his 21st birthday party.

The Independent UK

Kim Leadbeater MP says she ‘never’ holds open surgeries after sister’s murder

MPs Jo Cox and Sir David Amess were killed while arriving at or holding constituency surgeries.

The Independent UK

Sunak bids to ‘tangibly and visibly’ show how UK Government can benefit Scots

While in Inverness, Rishi Sunak was asked about an apparent uptick in support for Scottish independence.

The Independent UK

‘Can’t be right’ that ministers enjoy looser rules on financial interests, says standards chief

Kathryn Stone urges ‘equality’ in accountability with end to loophole used by Boris Johnson and Priti Patel

Daily Record

Kind-hearted Perthshire kid hailed for gritting pavements in his village

Ten-year-old Charlie is Perth and Kinross Council's youngest self-help pathway gritting volunteer

The Guardian - UK

Cross-party MPs launch fightback against bill to tear up 4,000 EU laws

Amendment seeks to give MPs not ministers the power to decide which Brussels-derived laws are abolished

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