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EU’s Sefcovic ‘demonstrating flexibility’ in Northern Ireland Protocol dispute

Taoiseach Micheal Martin was responding to the EU chief Brexit negotiator’s suggestion that border checks could be cut to a ‘couple of lorries a day’.

The Independent UK

Simon Case keeps job as UK’s top civil servant after PM changes mind

Controversial cabinet secretary was in charge during Partygate scandal and had been expected to be replaced

The Guardian - UK

Britons’ energy bill debts soar to £2.1bn ahead of price hike

Liz Truss must ‘write off’ arrears to help struggling families survive winter, campaigners demand

The Independent UK

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World leaders to travel to Queen's funeral by bus as state cars, helicopters and private jets banned

Royals, presidents and prime ministers heading to London for the state funeral on September 19 have been asked to take commercial flights instead of private jets.

Daily Record

Newcastle board game café calls for clarity over Government's energy support after bills set to soar fivefold

Meeple Perk said that without targeted help they could face having to close by Christmas after their energy bills were predicted to increase fivefold

Chronicle Live

Lloyd’s boss: Liz Truss watchdog merger ‘would be distraction’

Lloyd’s chairman Bruce Carnegie-Brown also complained businesses were being hampered by delays to the process of approving new company directors.

Evening Standard

10 ways to reduce daily energy usage to help save money on heating bills this autumn

Building habits now could reduce your energy bills over the colder months.

Daily Record

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Why is Liz Truss sacking top civil servants? Because she wants to suppress dissent

This is government Trump-style, says Guardian columnist Simon Jenkins

The Guardian - UK

The reign of Charles III begins in circumstances much like those of 1952

Like the start of his mother’s reign all those years ago, King Charles III’s reign has begun in the middle of a war. Today, it is the war in Ukraine. In February 1952, it was the Korean War.

Evening Standard

How to be a CEO podcast: Zoopla’s Charlie Bryant on surviving stormy markets

His advice to new PM Liz Truss, and why hybrid working is here to stay

Evening Standard

Coronation Street star slams Jedward over controversial Queen comments

Jedward have faced criticism after they called for King Charles to 'hand back' the six counties just days after the Queen died

Dublin Live

Liz Truss likely to visit US and hold mini-budget next week

PM expected to attend UN meeting after Queen’s funeral, with ‘fiscal event’ likely to follow before end of next week

The Guardian - UK

EU suggests Northern Ireland checks could be cut to ‘a couple lorries a day’

Statements from Prime Minister and the EU's chief negotiator sound a promising note

Insider UK

Britain still planning fiscal event this month - PM's spokesman

Britain's government still plans to make a fiscal statement this month to explain how an unprecedented package of support for energy bills will be funded, but no date has been set and it will not be held in recess, Prime Minister Liz Truss's spokesman said.

Reuters

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DWP making six major changes for millions who claim Universal Credit ahead of Christmas

The Department for Work and Pensions is urging claimants to be aware of what the changes are and how they could be impacted

Daily Record

King Charles III’s new duties and powers explained as he takes to the throne

As King, Charles will have a number of new duties and powers, including formally approving all bills passed by Parliament.

Daily Record

National minute silence to be held on Sunday to mark Queen's death

Downing Street announced the one minute silence as economists warn the mourning could tip the country into recession.

Daily Record

Nicola Sturgeon hails the Queen as the 'anchor of our nation'

The First Minister will later meet Charles III when the new king visits Holyrood.

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Reuters

Britain to hold minute of silence for Queen Elizabeth on Sunday

Britain will on Sept. 18 hold a national moment of reflection - a one minute silence - Prime Minister Liz Truss's spokesman said on Monday following the death of Queen Elizabeth last week.

The Independent UK

Parliament gathers in Westminster Hall for first address from King Charles

The King heard tributes to his mother, Queen Elizabeth II, from the Speakers of both the Lords and the Commons.

The National (Scotland)

Senior Tory calls for Parliament to return to tackle cost-of-living crisis

A SENIOR Tory has called for the UK Parliament to reconvene to tackle the cost-of-living crisis.

Irish Mirror

Coronation Street star launches foul mouthed tirade at Jedward over controversial Queen comments

Former X Factor twins Jedward have faced criticism after they called for King Charles to 'hand back' the six counties just days after the Queen died. Coronation Street's Charlie Lawson is among those reacting angrily.

Daily Record

Quickly check for unclaimed benefits, discounts or top-ups within minutes online to boost your income this winter

Cost of living is rising and energy bills will still go up in October, so make sure you are not missing out on extra help.

The Independent UK

King Charles III vows to uphold ‘parliamentary traditions’ in address to MPs and peers

King vows to ‘faithfully follow’ precious principles of constitutional government

Manchester Evening News

Martin Lewis reveals prices of gas and electricity standing charges that will affect millions of homes

It follows the Prime Minister announcing plans to tackle soaring energy costs

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