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'Energy crisis makes me proud to be British - we don't know how lucky we are'

Mark Steel on the basic freedoms Britain affords - such as the freedom to own a gas company and charge people double whenever we fancy, because it's far better to pay the thief than stop them...

Daily Mirror

Moment mum told monsters who abused lad who lost both legs will STAY locked up

Deputy Prime Minister Dominic Raab phoned Paula Hudgell, campaigner and mum to Tony, with the news he had blocked the planned release due to a law change

Daily Mirror

Boris Johnson and allies plotting return to No10 before next election if next PM 'implodes'

A Westminster insider claims the lame-duck PM Tory leader is determined to make a comeback - and he and his supporters are "delusional" about his prospects of winning another General Election

Daily Mirror

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Labour attacks ‘jobs for mates’ as bill for Tory special advisers rises to record £12.7m

Exclusive: ‘More advisers than ever – but no plan to tackle the cost of living crisis,’ says Angela Rayner

The Independent UK

Boris Johnson's government employs most political advisers of any in history

The outgoing Prime Minister was accused of charging taxpayers for "bad advice" - as Angela Rayner said his “inefficient, jobs-for-mates Government, with no plans to tackle the cost of living crisis despite the huge resource to do it”

Daily Mirror

Boris Johnson only PM I’ve worked with who has disgraced the office – Sturgeon

Appearing at a panel event at the Edinburgh Fringe on Saturday, Ms Sturgeon tackled a number of issues.

The Independent UK

Jacob Rees-Mogg: Boris Johnson’s demise was ‘triumph’ for Remainers

The Brexit Opportunities Minister said there are “still a lot of people” who resent leaving the EU in the UK

Evening Standard

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First Cabinet Minister Switches Sides To Back Truss In Race For No10

Welsh Secretary Sir Robert Buckland has become the first Cabinet minister to publicly switch sides in the Tory leadership contest, coming out in support of Liz Truss.Sir Robert had initially backed Rishi Sunak in the race to succeed Boris Johnson. He cited his ability to lead the country through “challenging…

Evening Standard

Met Police Covid fine for ‘partying’ while sitting at desk was ‘slap in face’, says cleared office worker

Gregory Vooght was accused by the Metropolitan Police of flouting the pandemic restrictions, but told a court he was sitting at his desk working when officers arrived.

Evening Standard

Writers and politicians condemn attack on Salman Rushdie

As author remains on a ventilator, messages of support champion free speech and talk of his ‘extraordinary resilience’

The Guardian - UK

Dominic Raab denies Rishi Sunak betrayed Boris Johnson for leadership bid

Deputy prime minister instead insists Liz Truss had been laying groundwork for her campaign

The Guardian - UK

There’s a gaping hole at the centre of British politics where ideas used to be

Ideas once animated politics. Now our political class is rudderless at a time of crisis, says writer William Davies

The Guardian - UK

Businesses and wealthy people ‘handed £36bn tax cuts under Rishi Sunak’

Tax Justice UK calculates at least £35.8bn handed to businesses in tax cuts

The Independent UK

Brexit: Bringing down Boris Johnson was ‘triumph’ for Remainers, says Rees-Mogg

Brexit minister also calls on Labour MP to ‘stand down’ as chair of Partygate inquiry

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The Independent UK

Boris Johnson used ‘rude words’ when I told him to quit, says Douglas Ross

Scottish Tory leader reveals PM’s anger – and says he was ‘shocked’ by attack from Jacob Rees-Mogg

The Guardian - UK

‘The world is my oyster’: Nicola Sturgeon on feminism, her last push for independence and life after politics

Scotland’s first minister is one of the most capable, if divisive, politicians of her era. Could her record-breaking reign conclude with the end of the union?

The Independent UK

Tory members’ ballot an ‘undemocratic’ way to choose next PM, say voters

Exclusive: Some 41 per cent of voters unhappy with way next PM is being chosen, poll finds

The Guardian - UK

I had babies in Germany 10 years apart. This is what I learned about healthcare, motherhood and race

My son was born soon after we moved to Berlin to open a bookshop. Last year I had twins – and things went far less smoothly

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The Guardian - UK

Now our ‘menopause allies’ really know how we suffer. Isn’t that right, Iain Duncan Smith?

Wearing a gilet to feel a hot flush has opened his and others’ eyes, so they claim. Hmmm

The Guardian - UK

Daily Mail calling? Boris Johnson weighs offers for his return to journalism

Outgoing PM expected to find new home for his old trade as journalist after Telegraph cools on his qualities

The Independent UK

First Cabinet minister switches sides to back Truss in race for No 10

Welsh Secretary Sir Robert Buckland said the Foreign Secretary’s plans offered the ‘best shot’ for the economy.

The Guardian - UK

Liz Truss’s plans to help lowest earners pay energy bills ‘insulting’, says Labour

Analysis of tax proposals shows a full-time employee on national minimum wage would gain £1 a week

The Independent UK

Salman Rushdie: Boris Johnson and JK Rowling among those who reacted to author’s stabbing

The author was stabbed in the neck while on stage at a literary event, according to New York Police

Daily Record

Sir Keir Starmer calls Boris Johnson rude nickname at Edinburgh Fringe

The Labour leader also said it is "nonsense" to claim his party has not been leading on the cost-of-living crisis.

Daily Mirror

Keir Starmer brands Boris Johnson a 'bulls*****r' who 'never intended to keep promises'

Speaking at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival, the Labour Party leader rubbished claims he had not been leading on the cost-of-living crisis, while launching an extraordinary tirade against the outgoing PM

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