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Royals cashing in on gifts – surely that’s unseemly for a modern monarchy?

The perception of corruption is undermining Britain. King Charles should lead by example, says Duncan Hames, director of policy at Transparency International UK

The Guardian - UK

Sunak: I can’t be sure small boats will be stopped before election

PM calls fulfilling Channel crossings pledge ‘complicated’ in wide-ranging ConservativeHome interview

The Guardian - UK

Boris Johnson downfall was ‘not my doing’, says Rishi Sunak

PM says clash with Boris was about economic policy – and insists UK still ‘foreign policy superpower’ after Brexit

The Independent UK

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Rishi Sunak refuses to rule out Boris Johnson joining his cabinet

Rishi Sunak swerved a question on whether the door was closed to Boris Johnson joining his cabinet in an interview by ConservativeHome's editor Paul Goodman this afternoon

Daily Mirror

OPINION - I was shocked by Labour’s nasty ad with its inadvertent racial sub-text

I knew “those adverts” had achieved “cut-through” when one of my aunties from India asked me on WhatsApp if Labour seriously thought Rishi Sunak supported child abusers. The good news is that Labour’s advertising campaign has gone global. The bad news is that lots of people think Labour is calling…

Evening Standard

OPINION - The SNP are learning exactly where arrogance and leadership cults lead

Bankcrupties, as Ernest Hemingway put it, happen “in two ways — gradually and then suddenly”. That quip captures the tragi-farce playing out in the SNP. The party which rode the high horse of Scottish nationalism as the governing party at Holyrood since 2007 also captured support south of the border.…

Evening Standard

Playing twins gave Rachel Weisz the appetite to eat 16 burgers on set

‘I felt not brilliant after’ said the actress

Evening Standard

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Tory MP announces he won’t be standing in Boris Johnson’s old Oxfordshire seat

Former PM’s spokesman denies any plan to switch to safer seat as John Howell departs

The Independent UK

Boris Johnson's old Tory safe seat becomes vacant - fuelling rumours of cowardly swap

The ex-PM has faced speculation he could attempt to switch to Henley, where he used to be the MP, after his majority in Uxbridge and South Ruislip dipped at the last election

Daily Mirror

Henley MP latest Tory to announce exit at next general election

There has been speculation that Boris Johnson considered running for the Oxfordshire seat he represented between 2001 and 2008.

The Independent UK

The Good Friday agreement showed how decent British politics can be – but Sunak and Starmer have other plans

Trivia, historical amnesia and dirty tricks have become the new norm. Neither party leader has the courage to buck that trend, says Guardian columnist Rafael Behr

The Guardian - UK

Sturgeonism is dead but the independence cause is not. Westminster beware

Despite the troubles facing the SNP, a revolution would be needed to remove it from power. Its core demand still stirs so many hearts, says Guardian columnist Simon Jenkins

The Guardian - UK

Labour’s advert attacking Rishi Sunak is a new low for the party

Letters: Readers are unimpressed by Keir Starmer’s strategy of personal attacks against the prime minister

The Guardian - UK

How Boris Johnson – and Brexit – almost unravelled the Good Friday Agreement

The former prime minister’s reckless suggestion that the Irish border would not be a problem as he sought to ‘get Brexit done’ came close to causing irreparable damage, writes Sean O’Grady

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The Guardian - UK

Thanks to Brexit, 25 years on, the Good Friday agreement faces its toughest test

More challenges to the peace process are on the horizon, says Peter Hain, former secretary of state for Northern Ireland

The Guardian - UK

Harry, Gwyneth... even Wagatha: we can learn so much from ‘media circuses’

Witnessing equality before the law is surely reason enough to have had Donald Trump on camera

The Guardian - UK

The Observer view on the dangers of exploiting child sex abuse for political gain

Suella Braverman’s false claims about ethnic grooming gangs is not only abhorrent, but reduces awareness of who the real perpetrators are

The National (Scotland)

Westminster sleaze and scandal emulates infamous dining society, new book finds

THE sleaze and scandals at Westminster in recent years are the result of a “Bullingdon Club” mentality among the country’s elite who are…

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Evening Standard

Tory mayoral hopeful pledges referendum on Khan’s Ulez expansion

Samuel Kasumu said outer London boroughs could vote in or out

The Guardian - UK

The Guardian view on House of Lords reform: an irresistible case

Editorial: Britain’s upper house is too big, unworthily appointed, and does not work. Reform has become inevitable, whether the political parties like it or not

The National (Scotland)

Labour posts second 'revolting' ad despite heavy criticism from own party

LABOUR have released a second “revolting” attack ad despite receiving heavy criticism across the political spectrum for the first.

The Guardian - UK

‘I could barely speak. I felt like a ghost inside my own skin’: the month that shook the CBI

Since the Guardian first revealed allegations of unchecked misconduct at the business lobbying outfit, current and former female staff have told of their experiences

The Guardian - UK

What was that dreadful thud? The sound of Keir Starmer falling off his high horse

‘Civility in politics’? Starmer may have to stable that nag after Labour’s ‘paedo protector’ attack ad on Rishi Sunak, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

Wales Online

Lord Speaker: Upper House needs more independent peers and experts, amid honours row

Lord McFall has said an ‘eagle eye’ must be kept on ensuring the House does not have too many 'cronies' and party donors

The Independent UK

Lord Speaker warns upper chamber needs more independent peers amid honours row

Lord McFall told The Guardian an ‘eagle eye’ must be kept on ensuring the House does not have too many politicians.

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