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After a historic deal in Northern Ireland, what next? Old political battles on a reshaped field

Both the details and the repercussions of the new Northern Ireland plan will be aggressively contested, says Guardian columnist Martin Kettle

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Sturgeon admits errors in handling of ‘incredibly stressful’ Covid crisis

Former first minister of Scotland admits to inquiry that she failed to properly record key discussions

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More than 30,000 UK asylum seekers on bail under Rwanda deportation threat

Home Office reveals 33,085 will not have claims examined while government tries to remove them

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Scotland's Ex-leader Sturgeon Defends Pandemic Response

Scotland's former first minister Nicola Sturgeon fought back tears on Wednesday as she defended her leadership style and record during the Covid pandemic at a highly anticipated public inquiry appearance.

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Brexit: The people’s damning verdict four years on

57% believe Brexit has been more of a failure than a success, according to exclusive Ipsos poll for Standard

Evening Standard

Tories fret about a nanny state – but with decay all around, voters want politicians who step in

The prime minister’s anti-smoking crusade is panicking his party, even as it meets with enthusiasm among the public, says Guardian columnist Rafael Behr

The Guardian - UK

Beleaguered Rishi Sunak on a wing and a prayer – and now a fasting regime

PM battling to salvage his party from predicted electoral obliteration but Tories carry on plumbing the depths

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Why Boris Johnson – and other men like him – love the idea of conscription

War memorials might be set in stone, but the debate to bring back conscription only serves those who shamelessly peddle the sacrifice of others as their own writes Zoe Williams

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Sturgeon ‘jumped the gun’ in banning mass gatherings early, Gove tells Covid inquiry

UK cabinet minister during pandemic adds that he was not inclined to believe Scottish first minister was acting maliciously

The Guardian - UK

University friend of Liz Truss and alleged Remainer Olly Robbins tipped to run Keir Starmer's government

Olly Robbins is rumoured to become one of the most powerful men in Britain

Evening Standard

TV tonight: Boris Johnson, Volodymyr Zelenskiy and others recall the day the war started

There are frank reminiscences from those who had to deal with Vladimir Putin’s invasion of Ukraine. Plus, a mummified body must give up its secrets. Here’s what to watch this evening

The Guardian - UK

Nadine Dorries to repay nearly £17,000 wrongly received as severance pay

Government mistakenly paid former Tory MP, who did not qualify due to being aged over 65

The Guardian - UK

Nadine Dorries pledges to hand back nearly £17,000 mistakenly received as severance pay

Nadine Dorries received the money following her tenure as culture secretary under Boris Johnson, but under current rules it should not have been paid.

Evening Standard

‘If we win, we have to be ready’: Labour prepares for first 100 days as Tories slide into chaos

In the week an unruly former Conservative minister was slapped down for suggesting yet another change of leader, the opposition was readying itself for government under Starmer’s rigid control

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Boris Johnson pledges to fight with British Army in war with Russia

Former PM says in Mail column he would not hesitate to join - even if his history shows his inabilities

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‘We can’t engineer our way out of this’: how to protect flood-hit Severn Valley

Tens of millions have been spent on human-made defences over the years, but the impact of the climate crisis means flooding is inevitable

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Tory donors deny funding poll for group working to oust Sunak

Donors close to Boris Johnson and hedge fund boss behind GB News say they had no involvement in polling

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Crumbling hospitals cause over 100 care disruptions a week, NHS figures show

Exclusive: 27,545 incidents in five years in England because of fires, leaks and infrastructure problems

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Stop badgering the Tories to run the country. They’re plotting and putsching, and really don’t have the time

You’d think failing public services merit some attention. But when a poll this bad lands, they must know who’s behind it, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

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The endgame looms for Sunak and the Tories. ‘Rwanda’ will be the epitaph on their political grave

If he has any concern for his reputation, the PM will shelve this doomed mistake and do everything to rescue public services, says Guardian columnist Simon Jenkins

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Nicola Sturgeon called Boris Johnson a clown, UK Covid inquiry hears

Then first minister criticised PM’s ‘utter incompetence’ in WhatsApp exchange with chief of staff

Evening Standard

Nadine Dorries’ Friday night TalkTV show 'axed' after less than a year on air

The programme has not been aired since December 15 last year but Ms Dorries insisted it 'did great'

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The Guardian view on the Tory right and Trump: a moral abyss and an electoral dead end

Editorial: If Conservatives seek salvation in a more radical rightwing agenda, they will hasten their already steep decline

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Faithless Tories feign loyalty to Rish! with all the plausibility of a Nadine Dorries story

After Simon Clarke proposed yet another leadership switch, most Tory MPs looked the other way – but Nadine sees deeper intrigue

The Guardian - UK

The Trump revival will force Starmer to acknowledge the sheer folly of Brexit

It’s hard to imagine the vindictive despot and the former human rights lawyer enjoying a ‘special relationship’, says Guardian columnist Rafael Behr

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