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Migrant hotels bill climbs to £8m a day, according to Home Office accounts

The figure is higher than the £6 million daily cost cited by Home Secretary Suella Braverman in the Commons on Monday.

The Independent UK

SNP councillor hopes to become Scotland's first refugee MP

A GLASGOW councillor is gunning to become Scotland’s first MP to have arrived in the country as a refugee, according to leaked internal documents.

The National (Scotland)

SNP slam Labour shadow cabinet member for 'mirroring Tory policy' on benefits

THE SNP have insisted Labour’s new work and pensions secretary must clarify the party’s position on “cruel” Tory social security policies…

The National (Scotland)

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OPINION - The Standard View: Rishi Sunak may be facing an electoral sea-change of his own

There are occasions when governments — even those that appear long in the tooth — still have the capability and fight to win from behind. A cursory glance at 20th-century British political history suggests that, much of the time, and practically whatever the prevailing conditions, the Tories find a way…

Evening Standard

Right-wing book launch draws PM’s cabinet rivals

Author and MP Danny Kruger has said he wants to turn the clock back

Evening Standard

OPINION - Where the Ed Miliband comparison ends for Sir Keir Starmer

Starmer’s Labour faces a very different Conservative Party to the one Miliband faced in 2015

Evening Standard

Labour poll lead rises to 20% — grim for Rishi Sunak but it’s not all good news for Keir Starmer

Prime Minister’s satisfaction rating plumbs depths – but there’s no groundswell of support for the Labour leader either, exclusive Ipsos survey for the Evening Standard finds

Evening Standard

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The Lib Dems are struggling when they should be flying: should they leap in where Labour fears to tread?

The party needs a radical approach if it wants to be seen as any more than a tactical vote to get rid of the Tories, says Guardian columnist Polly Toynbee

The Guardian - UK

Sir Keir Starmer: I’ll build stronger ties between Britain and France if I become PM

He described talks with French president Emmanuel Macron in Paris as ‘very constructive and positive’

Evening Standard

Sadiq Khan says hundreds of thousands spent on anti-Ulez Twitter manipulation

Mayor of London expected to tell social media firms of campaign and urge them to ‘bear down on the attempts to distort truth’

The Guardian - UK

The brave victims of Russell Brand’s misogyny deserve full support. This time, let’s get it right

The new claims made me think about the media’s treatment of the woman he famously humiliated on Radio 2, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

The Guardian - UK

Daring or delusional? Starmer seeks to woo Europe with talk of new Brexit deal

Labour leader to meet Emmanuel Macron amid his international tour to test appetite for closer ties to EU

The Guardian - UK

‘Where the coast goes, England follows’: Tories risk ‘tidal wave’ if they ignore seaside towns, says thinktank

Exclusive: Report highlights growing gap between declining coastal communities and rest of the country

The Guardian - UK

Westminster ‘still adjusting to realities of devolution’ after 25 YEARS, report finds

WESTMINSTER is still adjusting to devolution in Scotland 25 years on from the re-convening of the Scottish Parliament, according to a review of the…

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Parliamentary constitution committee needed to restore trust – report

The Institute for Government has completed an 18-month review of the UK’s constitution.

The Independent UK

Starmer to meet Macron as experts say his Brexit deal bid looks ‘challenging’

The Labour leader will hold talks with the French head of state on Tuesday, during which post-Brexit relations are expected to feature prominently.

The Independent UK

Boris Johnson’s conduct questioned as review calls for constitutional reform

A report concluded that constitutional weaknesses were exposed by a tumultuous period in politics that damaged the UK’s reputation.

The Independent UK

Ministers accused of ‘rail betrayal’ as they refuse to confirm HS2 to Manchester

A leaked photograph suggested the Government is weighing up scrapping the second phase from Birmingham to the North West.

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The Guardian - UK

Keir Starmer wants to rewrite the Brexit deal? Good – and he shouldn’t hold back

The Labour leader wants a ‘closer’ trading relationship with the EU. I recommend a return to the customs union, says Guardian columnist Simon Jenkins

The National (Scotland)

Expert: Keir Starmer's plans for 'better Brexit' are vague and insubstantial

KEIR Starmer’s claims he could secure a better Brexit deal for the UK are insubstantial and vague, according to the head of a leading think tank.

The Guardian - UK

Unfortunately for the Tories Liz Truss is the gift that keeps on giving

Almost a year after her disastrous mini-budget, ex-PM says she was right and the economy and everyone else was wrong

Evening Standard

OPINION - Liz Truss has learned nothing, still blames everyone else

That was weird. Five days short of the one-year anniversary of her disastrous ‘mini-Budget’, Liz Truss stood behind a podium at the Institute for Government (IfG) and blamed all her problems on other people.

The Independent UK

UK Labour leader Keir Starmer says he'll seek closer ties with the EU if he wins the next election

British opposition leader Keir Starmer says he will seek a closer relationship with the European Union if his Labour Party wins a national election that’s due by the end of next year

The Guardian - UK

Dehenna Davison resigns as minister, citing struggle with chronic migraine

MP touted as rising star in Tory party says condition makes it ‘difficult, if not impossible to keep up with the demands’ of role

The National (Scotland)

'They'd have gone up anyway': Liz Truss shrugs off mortgage rates hike

LIZ Truss has refused to apologise for the impact of her disastrous mini-budget and claimed that interest and mortgage rates would have “gone up…

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