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Talking Point: Is Matt Hancock’s political career over?

After receiving 22 per cent of the final vote, Matt Hancock left the jungle in third place

Evening Standard

Alister Jack rejects SNP plan to use general election as 'de facto' referendum on Scottish independence

The Tory minister insisted Scotland remained part of a "voluntary" union despite the Supreme Court ruling against Nicola Sturgeon's government last week.

Daily Record

Morrison to face rare parliamentary action

Federal parliament is set to invoke a rare censure motion against former PM Scott Morrison over the way he secretly appointed himself to ministerial portfolios.

AAP

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Liberal chief quits after state poll loss

The director of the Victorian Liberals has stepped down after the party's election defeat, as the contenders to replace leader Matthew Guy canvass support.

AAP

Anti-corruption watchdog enters final leg

The Senate will debate the government's anti-corruption commission model with the legislation set to pass parliament this week.

AAP

Prominent Vic crossbencher could lose seat

Full results from the Victorian election are still days away but Reason's Fiona Patten is poised to lose her upper house seat.

AAP

Nationals MPs break ranks to support voice

An outspoken Nationals MP and the WA party have reaffirmed support for the Indigenous voice to parliament, despite the federal party opposing the referendum.

AAP

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The chaos behind the Greens' controversial Three Waters amendment

Law academic who unintentionally inspired Green Party amendment to protect Three Waters assets from privatisation is now leading the charge against it, writes political editor @jo_moir

Newsroom.co.nz

Tory MP secures Commons debate on conduct of SNP's John Nicolson

A TORY MP has successfully secured a debate on the actions of SNP MP John Nicolson in the House of Commons.

The National (Scotland)

Chief civil servant urged to check legality of using £20m funds on indyref2 push

The Scottish Tory letter comes as the Supreme Court ruled Holyrood could not legally legislate on a Scottish independence referendum.

The Independent UK

Nicola Sturgeon should agree IndyRef2 defeat means accepting devolution for 30 years

Daily Record Political Editor Paul Hutcheon says the Supreme Court provided welcome clarity on Holyrood's powers - but the decision should not stop the Scottish and UK Governments from agreeing a path for a future referendum

Daily Record

Tories attack SNP councillor for liking 'inappropriate' anti-Union tweet

A SNP councillor has been slammed for liking a tweet which showed a cartoon image of a woman being gagged, blindfolded and pinned down by two men…

The National (Scotland)

Caroline Cayeux quits French government over spat about personal wealth

France's minister for territorial cohesion, Caroline Cayeux, said on Monday she had resigned from the government after a public watchdog said she had under-reported her personal wealth in official declarations.

Reuters

Federal Labor removes gag on legal aid centres that banned political advocacy

Exclusive: Community legal centres at coalface of social issues can once again take part in public debate

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Guardian Essential poll: Anthony Albanese heading to the holidays on a high note

Survey shows voter disapproval of Peter Dutton remains 10 points higher than for the prime minister

The Guardian - AU

Teal named Macquarie Dictionary’s word of the year – ‘an emblem of Australia’s political landscape’

Colour of independent candidates chosen as 2022 winner, while runner-up word ‘truth-telling’ represents year to come, committee says

Daily Mirror

Councils completely unprepared for forcing voters to show photo ID, survey finds

All voters in Britain will have to show photo ID to vote from May 2023 - despite fears the 'show your papers' policy could mean thousands are turned away on polling day

Daily Mirror

Dominic Raab 'blew £23k on taxpayer-funded private jet for hour-long flight'

The Deputy Prime Minister was accused of 'ferrying himself around the world in first class at the taxpayers’ expense' after chartering a private plane back from the Hague earlier this year

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Bahrain King Appoints Shura Council Members, Ali Saleh Al-Saleh as Head

Bahrain’s King Hamad bin Isa Al-Khalifah issued a royal order appointing 40-members of the Shura Council and Ali bin Saleh al-Saleh as head of the Council. Bahrain voted in a parliamentary and local election on November 12, electing 40 lawmakers and 30 members for the municipal council. In a first,…

The Guardian - UK

Dear PM, if Scots want closer links with Europe, why not? Let’s have a Scottish protocol

Rishi Sunak has gloated at the supreme court’s rebuff to Nicola Sturgeon. He’d be better off fashioning a proper devolution deal, says Guardian columnist Simon Jenkins

Evening Standard

Tory quitters are a stark verdict on the last 12 years — and Rishi Sunak

Imagine an occupation with no job description. There is no support system and no human resources department. The pay isn’t up to much for someone who has to live both in London and in another part of the nation, even though it is almost impossible to suggest that you should…

Daily Record

Veteran councillor John Hood's Labour resignation sparks calls for party inquiry

Councillor Hood, a representative for Johnstone South and Elderslie, recently quit the party.

Daily Record

Scots left 'destitute' as DWP claws back £250 from claimants each month in sanctions on average

EXCLUSIVE: A total of £2.3 million was taken from benefit claimants in Scotland in just one month - an average of around £250 per household.

Daily Mirror

All the Tory MPs stepping down as party fears election wipeout under Rishi Sunak

Miserable Tory MPs are already turning their eyes to the possibility of a Labour victory - and even a 29-year-old is stepping down rather than face the music in 2024

The National (Scotland)

Ex Labour councillor facing indecent images charge now sits as independent

A FORMER Labour councillor who is facing charges of taking and possessing indecent images of children is now sitting as an independent on West…

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