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Angus Robertson urged to clarify indyref2 plan after 'official opposition' remark

CONSTITUTION Secretary Angus Robertson has been urged to clarify the Scottish Government’s indyref2 position following his comments on the…

The National (Scotland)

DWP benefit claimants issued warning as MPs suggests payments may not rise with inflation

Those who receive DWP benefits such as Universal Credit, Job Seekers Allowance and Pension Credit have been issued a warning as UK Government ministers suggest that payments may not rise with inflation rates.

Glasgow Live

What Liz Truss said to every BBC radio station during car crash round of interviews

The Prime Minister attempted to address concerns surrounding her mini budget in the House of Commons last week.

Daily Record

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Tories threaten to cut benefits and the state to pay for tax cuts for the rich

As post-mini-Budget chaos engulfs Britain, Treasury minister Chris Philp refused to rule out a real-terms cut to DWP Universal Credit, asked for 'efficiency savings' and said 'I'm not going to apologise'

Daily Mirror

Economic storm tests UK's new leader, alarms Conservatives

Britain’s new Prime Minister Liz Truss is under pressure to reverse announced tax cuts that have triggered a financial crisis in an already struggling economy

The Independent UK

Plunging pound impact will be felt 'deeply' by households, warn SNP

Market confidence in the pound has plunged following the announcement of the Government’s new economic plans on Friday last week

The National (Scotland)

Truss will be no more honest than Johnson, Bryant warns

The Standards Committee chairman branded the former PM a ‘disgrace’, but says he does not think his successor will be any better ‘on the lying front’.

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The class war is upon us – and Holly and Phil were the final straw

I’m not saying This Morning has started a revolution, but maybe we’ve had our fill of a few getting ahead while the many line up for scraps, says Guardian columnist Frances Ryan

The Guardian - UK

Mel B and Giovanna Fletcher among stars backing our campaign to end period poverty

The Sunday Mirror's End Poverty Now campaign is calling for England and Wales to be brought in line with Scotland by making sanitary products free to those who need them

Daily Mirror

Labour deputy leader Angela Rayner reveals what was on note passed to her to inform of Queen’s health

On The News Agents podcast, Angela Rayner revealed that the note was 'simple'

Wales Online

Tory MP Charles Walker expected to join Partygate committee

Exclusive: Walker is to be involved in the inquiry into whether Boris Johnson misled MPs

The Guardian - UK

Fish and chip shop owners 'let down' by Mini-Budget as they take battering amid crisis

Andrew Crook, president of the National Federation of Fish Friers, said the new Mini-Budget announced by the government today helps 'bankers, not bakers and financiers, not fish friers'

Daily Mirror

New budget will ’embed unfairness’ across the UK, says Welsh finance minister

One charity has called Chancellor Kwasi Kwarteng’s plans to cut taxes for the wealthy ‘grotesque’.

The Independent UK

Mini-Budget winners and losers - from fat cat bankers to Universal Credit claimants

Kwasi Kwarteng has delivered his Mini-Budget in the House of Commons, with tax cuts, a shake up of stamp duty and the removal of a cap for bankers' bonuses all confirmed

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Manchester Evening News

Tax cuts, bankers bonuses and energy bills: Eight key announcements Kwasi Kwarteng made in today's mini-budget

A raft of tax cuts were announced in this morning's mini budget.

Manchester Evening News

What the government's mini-budget means for you

The government has introduced a wide range of new economic policies which will affect your personal finances

The National (Scotland)

Watch Tories CHEER as the bankers' bonus cap is scrapped

CONSERVATIVE MPs cheered as the Chancellor confirmed that the cap on bankers' bonuses will be removed during an announcement in the House of Commons.

Daily Mirror

Tories SCRAP cap on multimillion pound bonuses for wealthy bankers as millions struggle

Announcing his mini budget in the House of Commons, Chancellor Kwasi Kwarteng opened the door for unlimited payments to be dished out again - as millions struggle to make ends meet

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The Guardian - UK

Kwasi Kwarteng’s mini-budget: key points at a glance

The chancellor has delivered his mini-budget – here are the main points, with political analysis

Daily Mirror

What's in Chancellor's red box and why Kwasi Kwarteng won't use it for Mini-Budget

The history of the government’s red box goes back well over a century. But the new Chancellor of the Exchequer, Kwasi Kwarteng, hasn't yet brought it back out as per tradition – here’s what’s inside

Birmingham Post

Mini-budget: Chancellor Kwasi Kwarteng set to reveal plans for ‘new era focused on growth’

Chancellor poised to confirm billions in spending and plans for tax cuts

Daily Mirror

Health Secretary waited 9 HOURS at A&E only to be told to come back next day

Today Dr Therese Coffey told the House of Commons that she had sought treatment at an unnamed hospital in the summer, but was unable to get help - prompting her to go to another three miles away where she was treated

Al Jazeera

Who is Kwasi Kwarteng, the UK’s first Black chancellor?

And how does he plan to save the UK’s imperilled economy?

The Guardian - UK

Truss tax cuts will hand big banks and insurers £6.3bn, study says

Figures compiled by House of Commons Library measure impact of freezing corporation tax and cutting banking surcharge

Daily Mirror

Dishevelled backbencher Boris Johnson 15th MP in line to swear allegiance to King

The ousted Prime Minister, with characteristically ruffled hair, held the King James Bible as he swore his allegiance to the new king as the House of Commons returned following the Queen's funeral

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