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‘Let public see the sums’ Labour demands as Hunt orders officials to calculate value of scrapping non-doms

Rishi Sunak defended policy, saying abolising it would ‘cost Britain money’

The Independent UK

The Guardian view on Scotland and the constitution: a crisis is brewing

Editorial: A supreme court ruling against Nicola Sturgeon’s referendum plans clarifies the challenge ahead for unionists

The Guardian - UK

Tasmanian parliament numbers restored, as Peg Putt's camp chair stunt of 1998 comes full circle

Twenty three years ago, Peg Putt dragged a rickety old camp chair out of her garage and smuggled it into the Tasmanian parliament. She did it as a protest for democracy — and this week's victory has left her "quite emotional".

ABC News

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Brits must 'take responsibility' for bills when energy support ends, Jeremy Hunt warns

The Chancellor told MPs on the Treasury Committee that if households reduce their energy usage by 15% they could save £500 per year on bills

Daily Mirror

We will find another lawful way to express will of Scots, says Nicola Sturgeon

Scotland’s first minister sees general election as independence referendum after UK supreme court judgment on second poll

The Guardian - UK

Andrew Tickell: There is no magic legal bullet to win, or stop, independence

IT’S a “no.” Having war-gamed out all the potential outcomes, all the nuances and ambiguities, the Supreme Court gave us a clear and…

The National (Scotland)

Speaker blasts MP after Twitter pile-on following scathing post about Nadine Dorries

Sir Lindsay accused John Nicolson of posting a 'partial and biased' video on Twitter and demanded an apology as the fallout over whether Nadine Dorries should face punishment over remarks made about Channel 4

Daily Mirror

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Michelle Mone’s PPE denials v what we know

Tory peer and husband have repeatedly distanced themselves from company given £200m in government Covid contracts

The Guardian - UK

‘Voice of the Scottish people’ will not be silenced, Sturgeon tells rally

The First Minister addressed hundreds of supporters after the UK’s highest court ruled Holyrood could not legislate for a referendum.

The Independent UK

Jeremy Hunt refuses to deny briefing that government wants Swiss-style ties with EU

Chancellor says he or Treasury was not source of alleged briefing and he did not support ‘moving away’ from Brexit agreement

The Guardian - UK

Votes cast for Scottish Greens 'will count towards indy majority in de-facto poll'

EVERY vote cast for the Scottish Greens at the next General Election will count towards a pro-independence majority, the party has confirmed.

The National (Scotland)

Why I’m joining the university staff strike

Kathleen O’Neill says the future of younger colleagues is at stake and everyone deserves a decent wage

The Guardian - UK

Everything Nicola Sturgeon said today as Scottish Government loses Indyref2 court case

First Minister Nicola Sturgeon made a statement after the case for a second independence referendum, which the SNP hoped would take place next year, was denied by the UK Supreme Court

Glasgow Live

Nitish Kumar going to merge his JD(U) into Lalu Prasad-led RJD, claims former party chief RCP Singh

PATNA: Former JD(U) president Ramchandra Prasad Singh, commonly known as RCP Singh on Wednesday claimed that Bihar CM Nitish Kumar was going to merge his party JD(U) with Lalu Prasad-led RJD.

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Daily Mirror

Jeremy Hunt looking at how much ending non-dom status for super-rich could raise

The controversial status once held by the Prime Minister's wife allows wealthy UK residents not to pay tax on their overseas income

Daily Mirror

Northern leaders laugh as Levelling-Up Minister skips conference and sends wrong video

Bemused attendees of the Great Northern Conference in Manchester were shown a video of Levelling-Up Minister Dehenna Davison which made no mention of the north of England. The right video was later played

The National (Scotland)

Douglas Ross accused of 'leading the charge' in denying Scottish democracy

The Constitution Secretary answered an urgent question tabled by the Scottish Tory leader on Wednesday afternoon following the ruling

Glasgow Live

Glasgow council probe over 'unacceptable' graffiti on door of Tory leader

A council spokeswoman said the abuse was "wholly unacceptable" and confirmed an investigation into the incident is under way.

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Manchester Evening News

Get-set for Stretford and Urmston by-election

Voters urged to check which polling station to go to

Daily Mirror

Supreme Court ruling on Scottish independence explained - and what happens now

Nicola Sturgeon has vowed to fight the 2024 election as a 'de facto' independence referendum after the Supreme Court blocked her from putting the issue to a vote. So will she get her wish? Here's what you need to know

The Guardian - UK

The supreme court’s batting away of Indyref2 leaves Sturgeon more isolated than ever

The five judges’ robust decision leaves the SNP with no choice but to seek independence through a general election, says Guardian columnist Martin Kettle

The Independent UK

Chancellor asks Treasury to look into value of closing non-dom loophole

Jeremy Hunt has come under fire for refusing to abolish the arrangement for those who live in the UK but pay no tax on their offshore income.

Daily Mirror

Tories accused of 'workers rights plot' after scuppering bid to stop them expiring

Tory MPs voted down a move to prevent laws protecting the right to paid holidays, rest breaks and maternity rights from expiring in a 'Brexit bonfire'

The Independent UK

Surge in private gifts to parties gives ‘super-donors’ growing influence on UK politics, report finds

Growing proportion of party cash coming from wealthy individuals, according to researchers

AAP

Anti-corruption laws pass first hurdle

Laws for a proposed national anti-corruption commission have been passed by parliament's lower house, despite issues raised by crossbenchers.

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