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Shameless Health Secretary Steve Barclay heckled at £150-a-head NHS birthday meal while skint nurses forced to live off food banks

There were loud shouts and boos as former Prime Minister Theresa May arrived as large numbers of police officers kept protesters away.

Daily Mirror

The Guardian view on the Tories and London: in a blue funk

Editorial: The Conservatives could not have made a worse start in the mayoral race for the capital

The Guardian - UK

Get ready for a reprise of the Enemies of the People show: it’s all Sunak has got left

Their plans in disarray, the Tories will fight the next election pointing blame yet again at judges, clerics and ‘leftie lawyers’, says Guardian columnist Martin Kettle

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Northumberland councillor expelled from Labour slams party after being told her appeal will not be heard

The councillor has been backed by North of Tyne Mayor Jamie Driscoll

Chronicle Live

Workers in Parliament speak out over 'predatory' culture that persists in Westminster

Unions demanded a 'step change in the culture of behaviour' after one parliamentary aide alleged a male MP had pressured her to sit on his lap

Daily Mirror

HS2 'isn't going to change' to give Wales a financial share, minister says

Wales has missed out on £5bn but it doesn't look like that will be changing anytime soon

Wales Online

Patrick Harvie 'proud' to speak at rally giving republicans 'a voice'

SCOTTISH Greens co-leader Patrick Harvie said he was “proud” to speak at an anti-monarchy rally on Wednesday stressing that royalists “will…

The National (Scotland)

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OPINION - West End Final: Uxbridge by-election – Labour candidate speaks out against Ulez expansion

One of my favourite political genres is when a British prime minister attends a global summit at a grand castle to hammer out issues of great import, and at the obligatory press conference – replete with huge flags – the first question from the BBC’s political editor is about some…

Evening Standard

Met Police boss grilled over ‘jingle and mingle’ Partygate probe - as Shaun Bailey sits in silence nearby

Shaun Bailey was sitting next to his colleagues on the London Assembly, as they raised questions about the Met’s probe into the so-called ‘Shaun Bailey for London Holiday Party’

Evening Standard

MP calls for law change as parents forced to pay rent after student’s death

Labour MP Helen Hayes hit out at the ‘abhorrent’ situation as she raised the matter at PMQs.

The Independent UK

Mhairi Black mocks Tory Deputy Prime Minister over election chances

The SNP Deputy Westminster leader said she was 'pretty sure' that her and Oliver Dowden would be leaving parliament at the same time.

Daily Record

SNP’s Mhairi Black jokes Deputy Prime Minister will lose his Commons seat

The MP, who has announced plans to step down at the next election, said Oliver Dowden is likely to be ‘leaving at the same time’.

The Independent UK

UK worst in G7 at curbing inflation, analysis finds

THE UK is the least successful country in the G7 at curbing inflation, new analysis has concluded.

The National (Scotland)

MP owns Oliver Dowden with savage joke about losing his seat at next election

The hilarious exchange began as Deputy Prime Minister told SNP MP Mhairi Black he was 'sorry to hear' she will be standing down at the next election

Daily Mirror

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Evening Standard

OPINION - Why is dawn breaking in America, while economic gloom gathers in Britain?

If Britain reported a “misery index” — the US term for a collection of data that made voters feel depressed — the results would make unsunny reading for the Prime Minister. A number of events in the past week have crystallised unease as bad news pelts the PM.

The National (Scotland)

Watch Mhairi Black's hilarious reaction to King Charles's 'mini-coronation'

MHAIRI Black shook her head in disgust at an invitation to join in celebrations for the King’s “second coronation” in Edinburgh at PMQs.

The Independent UK

Patients could be fined for missing GP appointments, health minister warns

Maria Caulfield says ministers ‘not ruling out’ fines for patients who miss GP and hospital appointments

The Independent UK

Parliamentary aide says MP pushed her to sit on his lap amid fresh sleaze claims

Ellie Varley said she is ‘angry’ with the sexual harassment in the rooms and corridors of power.

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Manchester Evening News

Will DWP cost of living payments be made after spring 2024?

Concerns are being raised as to whether more support will be offered for vulnerable households next year

Evening Standard

Why did Boris Johnson resign as prime minister? Looking back one year on

Friday, July 7 marks the first year anniversary of Mr Johnson’s resignation following a Partygate investigation

Al Jazeera

‘The SNP is in crisis’: Scotland’s Humza Yousaf’s first 100 days

Humza Yousaf took over the Scottish ruling party following the shock resignation of former leader Nicola Sturgeon.

The Week

New Conservatives: the northern MPs outflanking Sunak on migration

A new group of Tory MPs drawn from the Red Wall has launched an audacious bid to force Rishi Sunak to adopt a much tougher line on migration ahead of the next election.

Daily Record

SNP MP accuses chief whip of 'bullying' after Westminster bust up

Angus MacNeil made the claims against Brendan O'Hara after a public falling out between the pair in the division lobbies.

Wales Online

By-election set to take place after councillor who hadn't attended for six months steps down

It came after a bitter dispute between members of the council over the absence of a member from meetings

The National (Scotland)

Westminster staff share stories of 'predatory culture' in Commons

WESTMINSTER staff have said a "predatory culture" still exists at the House of Commons.

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