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Boris Johnson and mystery of the 5,000 missing Whatsapps as he appears before Covid Inquiry

Former PM gives apology to those who had lost loved ones and suffered during the pandemic

Evening Standard

Susan Hall: Tory mayoral candidate accused of 'weaponising' Tube 'pickpocketing' incident to attack Sadiq Khan

Tory mayoral candidate told LBC: 'I was very lucky. I got my property back. But thousands of people don’t'

Evening Standard

Boris Johnson takes aim at Scottish Government at UK Covid-19 Inquiry

BORIS Johnson was told off by the chair of the UK’s Covid-19 inquiry less than a minute into Wednesday’s proceedings for leaking his evidence to…

The National (Scotland)

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Sunak rules out quitting ECHR as Braverman attacks PM in Commons speech

PM has been warned of rebellion by Tory MPs on both left and right – and possible resignations – over plans to get around human rights law

The Independent UK

Jacob Rees-Mogg: Keir Starmer would be welcomed by the Tories with open arms

The top Tory and arch-Brexiteer said the Labour leader sounded recently like a Conservative minister launching a leadership bid.

The Independent UK

Centrists are out of favour. But as the Netherlands is learning, the alternative is far worse

Longtime PM Mark Rutte was a bulwark against the far right. Now he’s gone – and Geert Wilders’ party can start a wildfire, says Dutch novelist Arnon Grunberg

The Guardian - UK

Why does the spirit of Remain survive? Because it is about so much more than Brexit

Long after the referendum, it describes an allegiance to a liberalism felt by many – but rarely reflected in our party politics, says Guardian columnist Rafael Behr

The Guardian - UK

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English town halls face unprecedented rise in bankruptcies, council leaders warn

Grim forecast comes after Nottingham city council became fourth authority in the past 12 months to declare insolvency

The Guardian - UK

'I'd revel in a straight answer': Stephen Flynn on one year as SNP Westminster leader

STEPHEN Flynn has been the SNP’s Westminster group leader for one year, but he is still waiting to get a straight answer from the Prime…

The National (Scotland)

Scottish Greens co-chair resigns from NEC over ‘increased hostility’ within party

THE co-chair of the Scottish Greens executive committee has resigned citing “increased factionalism, hostility and toxicity” within the party.

The National (Scotland)

Boris Johnson: Where is he now and is he still MP?

The Independent looks at the former prime minister and what he’s been up to lately

The Independent UK

Humza Yousaf calls emergency Cabinet meeting amid Scottish budget concern

HUMZA Yousaf is set to hold an emergency meeting of the Cabinet amid concern about the Scottish budget following the UK autumn statement ...

The National (Scotland)

'So meek': Stephen Flynn hits back as Anas Sarwar names him in Thatcher row

STEPHEN Flynn has hit back at Anas Sarwar after the Scottish Labour leader specifically named him while mounting a defence of party leader Keir…

The National (Scotland)

Boris Johnson’s Covid charge sheet: from Partygate and flip-flopping to ‘letting it rip’

Security is beefed up at the Covid inquiry as the former PM finally faces grilling on decisions he made during pandemic

The Independent UK

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The Conversation

Why did Keir Starmer pen the 'Margaret Thatcher' article for the Telegraph? Our research suggests it may yield votes

Labour leader Keir Starmer has received some criticism from within his own party for publishing an article in the Telegraph, a famously rightwing newspaper, in which he made a direct appeal to voters who have previously supported the Conservative party.

The Guardian - UK

Young and old, leavers, remainers: Britain’s voters are volatile and divided – and it’s not just down to Brexit

The days of predictable voting patterns are gone. But this started long before the 2016 vote, says politics professor Anand Menon

The National (Scotland)

Alex Cole-Hamilton 'must give explanation' for voting from parliamentary bar

SCOTTISH LibDem leader Alex Cole-Hamilton must be ordered to explain why he dialled into a Holyrood debate from outside the parliamentary bar, an…

The National (Scotland)

Anas Sarwar accused of 'misquoting' Alex Salmond amid Thatcher row

ALEX Salmond has launched a furious attack on Scottish Labour’s Anas Sarwar, accusing him of acting “like a wee boy” ...

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Evening Standard

OPINION - He is the sphinx of Kentish Town, so when will we know Labour's real plans under Keir Starmer?

Sir Keir Starmer’s leadership has always dramatised a political paradox. On the one hand, his primary task is to reassure the public that the party it comprehensively rejected in 2019 — Labour’s worst result since 1935 — has changed and can be trusted to govern dependably and without ideological mania.

The National (Scotland)

Anas Sarwar defends Keir Starmer comments but slams Margaret Thatcher’s legacy

ANAS Sarwar has condemned Margaret Thatcher’s legacy in Scotland but defended Keir Starmer’s comments praising her ...

Evening Standard

OPINION - The Standard View: Immigration policy must balance the interests of business, family and public services

The 2024 Conservative election campaign strategy appears increasingly clear: to be able to say they cut immigration. Yesterday, Home Secretary James Cleverly stood at the despatch box and announced measures that he suggests will reduce net migration by 300,000. This follows estimates saying levels had peaked at 745,000 in 2022.

The Independent UK

Senior Tory: I’d love to see Nigel Farage as home secretary

Farage would ‘take no prisoners’, says Jonathan Gullis – who suggests peerage for ex-Brexit Party leader

The National (Scotland)

New Tory immigration plans an 'act of self-harm,' says Humza Yousaf

THE First Minister has labelled the latest Tory immigration policies “an act of self-harm impacting virtually every sector”.

The Guardian - UK

I’ve got news for those who say Brexit is a disaster: it isn’t. That’s why rejoining is just a pipe dream

Many still hanker for how things were: but looking across the Channel, it’s completely illogical to do that, says Guardian columnist Larry Elliott

Evening Standard

Sadiq Khan urged to confirm whether his free school meals programme will continue

A cross-party letter has told the mayor that boroughs need time to be able to plan for an extension to the programme

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