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Sue Gray should not work for Keir Starmer until next year, says ex-watchdog

Peter Riddell says it would reassure senior ministers officials won’t be ‘here today, gone tomorrow’

The Independent UK

'Major mistake' made in 'not listening' to Paisley businesses earlier over axed cycle path plan

The proposal for Causeyside Street was dropped after sustained pressure from town centre traders.

Daily Record

Sunderland elections: Will Labour continue its hold or will there be a major upset?

The elections will take place on Thursday, May 4, and voters will be keen to find out if Labour will keep control

Chronicle Live

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The pledge of allegiance to the king is nonsense – and seems designed to incense everyone

People will give voice to this absurd word salad and a chorus will go up from those of us who have been silent about the royals for years. The only thing I swear? There will be tears after this homage, writes Zoe Williams

The Guardian - UK

South Tyneside local elections 2023: The candidates and what to watch out for

Everything you need to know ahead of the local elections in South Tyneside on May 4 2023.

Chronicle Live

Northern Ireland poll suggests support for DUP is up

Jeffrey Donaldson says findings show his party is “closing the gap and building support in our continuing opposition to the protocol”

Belfast Live

Lee Anderson whines top cop treated him 'like an idiot' as he schooled him on the law

Britain's top police officer Sir Mark Rowley warned the loudmouth Conservative Party deputy chairman he had misunderstood the law as they clashed in the Commons

Daily Mirror

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Safety fears for West Dunbartonshire councillors after 'horrendous' experience

Councillors unanimously backed moves to hold more surgeries online, saying it 'reduced risk' to members as one councillor admitted a recent experience left her feeling 'vulnerable and scared'.

Glasgow Live

Crime outpaces new cops - find out how many offences your local police must investigate

There are around 3,500 more police officers overall than in 2010 but 11 of the country’s 43 forces have seen officer numbers shrink since then and crime is rising. See how your local force is faring using our searchable widget

Daily Mirror

Voter ID laws face legal challenge as rules 'sabotage' democracy

CONTROVERSIAL voter ID laws will be challenged by a legal activist group, it has been announced.

The National (Scotland)

Double-digit vote share in local elections ‘could indicate Labour government’

Polling expert Sir John Curtice said Tony Blair and David Cameron both secured local council vote share wins of more than 10% before becoming PM.

The Independent UK

What are the new rules on voter ID at polling stations for upcoming local elections?

First test of controversial photo requirement will be local elections on 4 May

The Independent UK

Mapped: Dozens of ‘blue wall’ councils being targeted by tactical voters

Exclusive: Research shows there are 39 Tory-held councils in the South where the left-leaning vote outstrips the vote for right-wing parties

The Independent UK

King a ‘force for good’ who will unite Commonwealth, says Commons Speaker

Sir Lindsay Hoyle said Charles will create a ‘new relationship’ between Parliament and the monarchy as he brings his own distinct style to the role.

The Independent UK

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Daily Mirror

Surge in zero hours contracts with North East hit by biggest rise in insecure work

The Tories vowed to tackle precarious zero hours contracts five years ago but the Government has failed to deliver on its promise

The Guardian - UK

Humza Yousaf accused of ‘failure’ over children’s rights delays in Scotland

Children’s commissioner, Bruce Adamson, urges first minister to put UN protections for under-18s into law

Nottingham Post

The key races to watch out for in Nottingham and Nottinghamshire's 2023 elections

The elections on May 4 will determine the political control of councils for the next four years

Daily Mirror

Over HALF of Brits expect Tories to lose seats at the local elections, poll shows

A poll of almost 2,000 people found the majority of the public don't think the Tory party are going to do well at Thursday's local elections but believe Labour are set to make gains

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The Independent UK

55% of people expect Tories to lose seats in local elections, poll suggests

An Ipsos poll found the public expects the Conservatives to lose seats and Labour to make gains in Thursday’s elections.

The Independent UK

Millions turn to ‘DIY security’ as Tories ‘fail to tackle crime’ – Lib Dems

Some people have even bought a dog in order to feel safer at home, according to a poll commissioned by the party.

The Independent UK

Scottish Government demands Cleverly withdraw ‘misleading’ guidance

Holyrood ministers hit back after the UK Government sought to limit their opportunities to promote Scottish independence abroad.

Daily Mirror

'Whatever grip the monarchy had died with the Queen and it's now terrified of scrutiny'

Kevin Maguire examines the growing support for abolition of the monarchy as the coronation of King Charles III approaches, with all the pomp and ceremony it will warrant

Chronicle Live

Newcastle City Council local elections 2023: All the candidates, big issues, and seats to watch

Here is everything you need to know about what's happening in Newcastle on local election day 2023

Manchester Evening News

Elections 2023: What voters think in the town that ‘re-wrote the electoral map’ just a year ago

In 2022, Radcliffe elected eight councillors from the Radcliffe First Party, ahead of next week's poll we asked voters there what the priorities should be for Bury Council

The National (Scotland)

Alex Salmond: Humza Yousaf shouldn't have let Stone of Destiny go to England

FORMER first minister Alex Salmond has criticised Humza Yousaf for allowing the Stone of Scone to be sent to London for the coronation of King…

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