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Why do some people hate Matt Hancock?

Controversial former health secretary has drawn tears as well as confrontation in the jungle

The Independent UK

Tory who helped do Aussie trade deal blasts it as 'not very good' and 'failure'

George Eustice, who was the Environment Secretary, said the post-Brexit deal was 'not actually very good' and 'gave away far too much for far too little in return'

Daily Mirror

Cheshire Cheese Company owner sells up after huge Brexit costs leaves firm 'unviable'

Simon Spurrell has previously said Brexit directly cost his company £250,000

Manchester Evening News

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Businessman who Boris Johnson called 'that bloody cheese man' sells company after Brexit woes

Co-founder Simon Spurrell will retain a stake in the business and remain as managing director

Birmingham Post

Rishi Sunak risks angering Tory MPs by backing down on Liz Truss defence pledge

Prime minister announces £4.2bn contract for new navy warships

The Independent UK

Rishi Sunak DITCHES Tory promise to hike defence spending to 3% of national income

The Prime Minister refused to commit to either Boris Johnson’s promise to increase overall defence spending to 2.5% of national income by 2030 or Liz Truss’s proposed hike to 3% by the same date

Daily Mirror

Flagship post-Brexit Australia trade deal ‘not actually very good’, MPs hear

Former minister George Eustice tells Commons senior civil servant in charge of negotiations should be replaced

The Guardian - UK

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Rishi and Emmanuel go from flirting to committed – in a week!

A deal in which the UK gives France £62m to keep more of an eye on boats leaving its coast for England heralds a new amity among neighbours

The Guardian - UK

Boris Johnson speaks in Commons for first time in two months - to protest cuts

The holiday-loving former PM addressed MPs in the chamber for the first time since September 22, calling for a police station in his constituency to stay open but trying to deflect blame to London Mayor Sadiq Khan

Daily Mirror

Here's how much Baroness Ruth Davidson has claimed in just one year in the Lords

Baroness Davidson, who stood down at the last Holyrood election to become a life peer, has only attended 34 days in 11 months

The National (Scotland)

The real ‘black hole’ in the UK’s finances is HS2 – let’s kill off this monstrosity for good

Successive prime ministers have lacked the courage to end this vanity project. Is Rishi Sunak any different, asks Guardian columnist Simon Jenkins

The Guardian - UK

Billionaire hedge fund boss who donated millions to Tories takes place in House of Lords

Australian-born businessman Sir Michael Hintze, 69, was appointed to the unelected upper house after being put forward by former PM Boris Johnson

Daily Mirror

‘More of the same’: UK-French deal fails to address causes behind crossings

Enforcement-focus agreement ignores lack of safe and legal routes for people to apply for asylum in UK

The Guardian - UK

Matt Hancock says being I'm A Celeb camp leader 'makes up for' failed Tory leadership bid

He won out over Mike Tindall to take control of the jungle camp, with Charlene White as his deputy

Nottingham Post

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The National (Scotland)

'He made the job easy': Political cartoonist talks Boris Johnson and independence

AN independence-supporting political cartoonist has released a new collection of her work which takes aim at Boris Johnson.

Daily Mirror

Matt Hancock says becoming I'm A Celeb leader makes up for losing against Boris Johnson

Former Health Secretary Matt Hancock and Mike Tindall were made potential leaders, with Charlene White and Sue Cleaver being made deputies to the respective heads

Evening Standard

Matt Hancock: Being voted camp leader on I’m A Celebrity makes up for Tory leadership loss

The former Health Secretary was bit by a scorpion in the episode telling campmates: ‘It was so painful’

The Independent UK

Matt Hancock: Being voted jungle camp leader makes up for Tory leadership loss

The former health secretary, 44, faced his fifth consecutive challenge on I’m A Celebrity on Sunday night.

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Daily Mirror

Kevin Sinfield puts pressure on Government to deliver £50m promised MND funding

Former Leeds Rhino player Kevin Sinfield - who is running more than 300 miles this week in aid of MND research - is calling on the Government to deliver the £50million Boris Johnson pledged to fight the disease

The Guardian - UK

The Guardian view on Britain’s electric vehicle industry: slow-motion car crash

Editorial: The struggles of a flagship battery manufacturer point to a wider malaise

Wales Online

'Everyone will have to pay more tax' warns Chancellor Jeremy Hunt

The government is making an autumn statement laying out tax and spending plans on Thursday, November 17

Daily Mirror

BBC's David Dimbleby makes subtle Boris Johnson dig during Remembrance Day coverage

BBC viewers claim presenter David Dimbleby got Boris Johnson's name wrong on purpose while the former Prime Minister appeared at the Cenotaph in London – and suggested it could be down to him being a secret rock fan

The National (Scotland)

Alister Jack denies claims he paved the way for disastrous premiership of Liz Truss

ALISTER Jack has flatly denied claims made in a book detailing the rise of Liz Truss to Prime Minister that he paved the way for her to take over…

The Guardian - UK

The British right’s hostility to climate action is deeply entrenched – and extremely dangerous

With voters increasingly fearful about fires, floods and extreme temperatures, can the Tories find a way back towards reality, asks Guardian columnist John Harris

Daily Mirror

Seven former Prime Ministers line up at Cenotaph for first time - including Liz Truss

Liz Truss, Boris Johnson, Theresa May, David Cameron, Gordon Brown, Sir Tony Blair and Sir John Major attended the national Remembrance Sunday service - though Ms Truss did not lay a wreath during her 49-day premiership

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