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The Latest Breaking News from Margaret Thatcher

Police investigation launched after Margaret Thatcher's old HQ hit by suspected arson attack

The building currently serves as the constituency office of Tory MP Mike Freer

Evening Standard

‘Sliding door’: Man who questioned Thatcher as boy says it changed his life’s path

Ernest Owusu says encounter with Iron Lady on TV in 1980 gave him confidence to ascend class ladder

The Guardian - UK

Caution might get Keir Starmer into No 10, but brave ideas will be needed to govern

It’s not enough to say ‘time for a change’ – voters want clear policies on the NHS and welfare reform

The Guardian - UK

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Tony Blair Institute rakes in $140 million in revenues despite criticism

FORMER prime minister Tony Blair’s institute is set to make $140 million in annual revenues after providing advice to more than 40 governments…

The National (Scotland)

What does your choice of Christmas bauble say about you?

Be it fish and chips or a cake mixer, mini versions of household favourites to eat, drink and do are now a festive bestseller

The Guardian - UK

Keir Starmer channels Thatcher with military photo op

Labour leader offers nod to ‘Iron Lady’ by posing in combat fatigues in Estonia

The Independent UK

Keir Starmer mocked as social media users point out bizarre Christmas card detail

KEIR Starmer seems to have struggled to get much right these past few months.

The National (Scotland)

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Mark Drakeford: ‘I hope people will see we did challenging and radical things’

Outgoing Welsh first minister reflects on his achievements before stepping down in spring

The Guardian - UK

Jordan Peterson claims Labour would make UK 'Venezuela for 20 years'

THE UK will be like “Venezuela for 20 years” if Labour are elected, controversial academic Jordan Peterson has claimed ...

The National (Scotland)

Former Tory minister Rory Stewart says he would serve in Keir Starmer's government

FORMER Tory cabinet minister Rory Stewart has said he would serve in a Labour government led by Keir Starmer.

The National (Scotland)

Sunak accused of toxic rhetoric after warning of ‘overwhelming’ migration to Europe

Prime minister makes controversial remarks at Rome conference organised by Giorgia Meloni’s party

The Guardian - UK

Migration being ‘used as weapon’, Rishi Sunak tells far-right allies in Rome

CHANGES to global refugee rules could be needed to tackle illegal migration, Prime Minister Rishi Sunak has claimed, adding that migrants could…

The National (Scotland)

OPINION - I'm addicted to old BBC election night broadcasts — this is what I've learnt

On reflection, David Owen was probably too “leading man handsome” to help the SDP break the mould of British politics. That’s right, I’ve been re-watching old BBC election night broadcasts again. This time, it’s back to the Seventies and Eighties for Ted Heath’s miscalculation, Jim Callaghan’s sunny (albeit misplaced) optimism…

Evening Standard

Every episode of The Crown – ranked!

From devastatingly poignant drama about unforgettable events to ghost Diana and a breakdancing Prince Charles – the royal saga has been a rollercoaster ride. Here are the highs and lows

The Guardian - UK

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Sunak denies he is ‘tetchy’ under pressure amid Tory infighting over immigration

PM dismisses dissent among his MPs over his Rwanda bill as ‘debating society’ behaviour

The Guardian - UK

Why the outcome of the Rwanda bill mattered for Sunak – and the Conservatives

The immigration legislation has cleared its first hurdle but the PM still faces a bumpy road if it is to become law

The Conversation

Rishi Sunak's Rwanda bill: how much trouble is the prime minister really in as MPs threaten a parliamentary rebellion?

The legislative process in Britain consists of a series of discrete stages, each with its own purpose and function. A bill’s second reading is the discussion of, and vote on, the principle of the legislation. As Erskine May, the so-called bible of parliamentary procedure, puts it: “Its whole principle is…

The Guardian - UK

Donald Tusk’s second coming: can returning PM remake Poland?

Known by friends for his courage and ‘monstrous stubbornness’, Tusk will aim to deliver reform in the face of a divided electorate and a hostile president

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The National (Scotland)

What does Keir Starmer actually stand for after Thatcher praise row?

KEIR Starmer has carried out the “worst possible” move to try to win back Labour voters in Scotland by praising Margaret Thatcher...

The National (Scotland)

The real legacy of Margaret Thatcher

THE Scottish founder of the Labour Party is probably turning in his grave at his namesake’s praise of former Tory prime minister Margaret…

The National (Scotland)

‘We want our buses back’: campaign to end deregulation ‘chaos’ introduced by Thatcher

CAMPAIGNERS are calling for buses to be taken into public control and end the “chaos” of deregulation of services by Margaret Thatcher’s…

The Independent UK

Starmer accuses Tories of ‘fighting like rats in a sack’ as Sunak faces Rwanda rebellion

Tory psychodrama is ‘cultural stain’ running through the party, Labour leader will say in big speech

The Guardian - UK

The week in audio: Naga Munchetty; The Reith Lectures; Help, I Sexted My Boss; Now You’re Asking– review

From the surreal return of Boris Johnson at the Covid inquiry to sex etiquette at the theatre, it’s been a strange old week

The Guardian - UK

Jesse Darling blaming Margaret Thatcher for arts cuts is as inaccurate as it’s outdated

Turner prize winner’s speech pointed finger at former prime minister, but there are culprits far more deserving of our ire

The Guardian - UK

Boris Johnson is gone for good, but his brand of empty populism is still very much alive

There’s no coming back from the Covid inquiry for the former prime minister. But something more sinister may be brewing in his wake, says journalist and author Peter Oborne

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