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Metro Mayor on Labour under Starmer, Corbyn and 'scruffy' England

Steve Rotheram calls on party to offer a vision of hope for the UK

Liverpool Echo

Labour urged to work with SNP to block planned strike legislation

The SNP’s Westminster leader Stephen Flynn has urged Labour to help defeat a minimum service level being imposed during industrial action.

The Independent UK

Keir Starmer promises ‘take back control’ bill as Labour embraces Brexit slogan

Labour leader vows to turn Vote Leave message ‘from slogan into solution’

The Independent UK

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Labour still looking for candidates for crunch Liverpool elections

Party urging people to come forward and stand as it faces tough round of all out votes in May

Liverpool Echo

Local polls will be ‘clear indication’ for next general election, experts say

More ‘anti-Conservative’ tactical voting could be likely in next year’s local elections, Professor Sir John Curtice suggested.

The Independent UK

UK’s problems won’t go away in new year, Sunak tells Britons

LONDON — U.K. Prime Minister Rishi Sunak told Britons that the problems bedeviling the country won’t disappear in 2023, a warning that prompted the Labour Party to accuse the government of wrecking the economy.

Tribune News Service

Westminster soap opera shows why Scotland needs to be independent, says Keith Brown

POLITICAL drama in 2022 shows why Scotland should become independent, the SNP’s depute leader has said.

The National (Scotland)

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Political chaos of 2022 highlights need for independence, says SNP depute leader

Keith Brown cited the ‘soap opera’ at the top of the UK Government as a reason why Scotland should go it alone.

The Independent UK

'I didn’t do it for the glory, I did it because I wanted to help the city' - Mayor Anderson on leading Liverpool

Joanne Anderson reflects on the challenges and successes as Liverpool's figurehead

Liverpool Echo

Labour in plan to win celebrity support with 'endorsements manager' role

THE Labour Party are set to try and attract more "high-profile" celebrities to the movement, according to the specifications of a…

The National (Scotland)

Calling politicians 'clowns' is a disservice to clowns – yes, really

A recent Labour party campaign mocked short-lived prime minister Liz Truss and current chancellor Jeremy Hunt as clowns, complete with photoshopped red noses, colourful wigs and oversize bowties. This advertisement echoed years of similar criticisms of former prime minister Boris Johnson and former US president Donald Trump.

The Conversation

Tom Watson apologises in first Lords speech for promoting false sex abuse claims

The former MP apologised to Lady Brittan for championing fantasist Carl Beech who had made false claims about her husband.

The Independent UK

The Specials lead singer Terry Hall dies aged 63 after 'short illness', bandmates confirm

The late musician left The Specials in 1981 to form Fun Boy Three with fellow bandmates Neville Staples and Lynval Golding, bagging another string of hits.

Daily Record

The Specials singer Terry Hall dies age 63 after 'brief illness'

The Specials announced the news of singer Terry Hall's death in an emotional tribute on their official Twitter page tonight

Liverpool Echo

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Liverpool councillor kicked out of Labour Party

City councillor who has received two criminal convictions during his time in office was suspended in 2019

Edinburgh Live

Scottish waitress at pancake restaurant says she was sacked because of tweets

Lauren Harper, 20, worked for Stack & Still when she was abruptly let go, with managers saying her views “did not align with the company”.

Daily Record

Scots waitress sacked by pancake chain for 'tweets about joining trade unions'

Lauren Harper, 20, worked for Stack & Still in Glasgow when she was abruptly let go because her views “did not align with the company”.

Liverpool Echo

'Exasperation' and 'dismay' as Sefton Labour branch remains shut year after bullying claims

Members say they've been left in limbo with no answers as to what the accusations even are

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Ken Loach slams BBC for 'role in destroying Jeremy Corbyn's leadership'

DIRECTOR Ken Loach has accused the BBC of playing an “absolutely shameless” role in the “destruction” of Jeremy Corbyn’s leadership of the…

Reuters

Britain's Labour Party works to become 'the party of business'

After decades funding Britain's governing Conservatives, businessman Gareth Quarry has switched allegiance and started donating to the opposition Labour Party in the belief that it offers more certainty and stability.

The Guardian - UK

‘Absolutely shameless’: Ken Loach says BBC helped ‘destroy’ Jeremy Corbyn

Director says media has ‘rewritten history’ to expunge ex-Labour leader and attacks Starmer regime for ‘manipulating the rules’

Reuters

Labour beats Conservatives to retain UK parliament seat

Britain's opposition Labour Party retained the parliamentary seat of Stretford and Urmston in northwest England, election results showed on Friday.

Asharq Al-Awsat

King Charles Visits UK Parliament to Remember Late Queen Elizabeth

King Charles took part in a visit of remembrance and thanksgiving at Britain's parliament on Wednesday to honor his late mother, Queen Elizabeth, who died in September. As part of the trip, Charles met Prime Minister Rishi Sunak and opposition Labour Party leader Keir Starmer, as well as the speakers…

Daily Mirror

Bombshell poll predicts 314-seat Labour majority - and no Tories north of Lincolnshire

The major Savanta and Electoral Calculus poll projects the Labour Party would win 482 seats if a general election was held tomorrow - more than the 418 under Tony Blair's 1997 landslide

Evening Standard

Labour’s strikes strategy is shifty but simple — let the Tories own the pain

In politics it always pays to watch the money. The most telling recent fact in British politics has been the fact that in the three months to September, the Labour party attracted £2.8 million in business donations, which is the first time Labour has raised more than the Tories since…

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