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'Paying strike-breaking nurses is a bit rich - what a pity we can't sack the Tories'

The £40 per hour inducement to cross picket lines at York Hospital is unlikely to be the only instance of lucrative deals being dangled before the eyes of replacement staff

Daily Mirror

Health bosses warn NHS strikes could become ‘war of attrition’ as nurses walk out

Strike action underway in 55 trusts across England in bitter pay dispute

Evening Standard

Personalised 'Jenga' lectern used by Liz Truss during 49 days as PM cost taxpayers £4,000

Downing Street has revealed that £4,175 of public money was spent on the higgledy-piggledy lectern that was specially made for Liz Truss, before she was forced to quit

Daily Mirror

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The Guardian view on a deal for Northern Ireland: Sunak must face down his ultras

Editorial: Brexit maximalists must not be allowed to derail progress in easing barriers to trade across the Irish Sea

The Guardian - UK

I worked for Matt Hancock and I say this: ministers need to pay-up and end the NHS strikes

The government should quickly accept it cannot win this dispute, but it can end it, says Richard Sloggett, a former adviser to Matt Hancock at the Department of Health

The Guardian - UK

FACT CHECK: Does Tory strike legislation bring the UK into line with Europe?

Was Oliver Dowden right about anti-strike legislation?

The National (Scotland)

Ryanair launches six new routes from London airports after record bookings

Ryanair has announced six new routes from London airports in 2023, with flights to Asturias, Belfast, Cornwall, Edinburgh, Klagenfurt and Leipzig,

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Blocking Scotland’s gender bill is no anti-woke crusade. But it’s not a democratic outrage either

Some may suspect Rishi Sunak of trying to start a culture war, but there is a real legislative problem here, says Guardian columnist Martin Kettle

The Guardian - UK

UK to ban conversion therapy for all - after U-turn on exclusion of trans people

The Government will publish draft legislation setting out its plans for a ban on conversion therapy, which forces people to change or deny their sexuality

Daily Mirror

How the world's top newspapers covered Westminster blocking Scottish gender reform

THE UK Government has announced they will use a Section 35 Order to block the Gender Recognition Reform (Scotland) Bill from becoming law.

The National (Scotland)

Poorer people in UK feel system ‘rigged against them’, says Penny Mordaunt

Democracy and capitalism hang in balance as UK faces huge challenges, leader of Commons tells thinktank

The Guardian - UK

Iran says Harry killing Taliban ‘like chess pieces’ means UK in ‘no position to preach’ over execution

Duke of Sussex dragged into row as Tehran attempts to deflect blame for execution of British-Iranian national

The Independent UK

Rishi Sunak urged to reunite Afghans refugees with their families

Afghans ‘left behind’ have been ‘abandoned and trapped’, one charity says

Evening Standard

Ministers compromise on jail for rogue social media bosses to avoid Tory revolt

Culture Secretary Michelle Donelan said the Government’s proposals would cover social media managers who ‘consented or connived’ in ignoring rules.

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The National (Scotland)

'They don't care about us': Scots react as PM mulls axing Rosyth warship order

SCOTS have reacted to the news Rishi Sunak is considering axing plans to build new warships at a Fife shipyard and said such a move would prove the…

The National (Scotland)

'Chief propagandist': Dan Wootton launches attack on STV's Colin Mackay

A GB News presenter has launched an attack on Scottish media, labelling an STV journalist a “chief propagandist”.

Reuters

Tech bosses could face jail after UK govt backs down over online harm

Tech bosses could be jailed in Britain if their platforms fail to protect children from online harm after the government agreed to toughen a proposed law to avoid the prospect of a first parliamentary defeat for the prime minister.

The Guardian - UK

Mixed signals from No 10 and education secretary over gender change age

Downing Street appears to dismiss Gillian Keegan’s comments on Scottish bill that 16 is old enough to decide

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UK government blocks Scotland's gender recognition bill

The UK government on Monday took the unprecedented step of preventing a law passed by the Scottish Parliament from coming into force. The controversial Gender Recognition Reform Bill, approved by Holyrood in December, makes it easier for people to legally change their gender and was a long-running demand of trans…

The Independent UK

16-year-olds old enough to decide on gender ID change, education secretary suggests

‘I could make decisions for myself at 16’, says Gillian Keegan

Daily Mirror

Rishi Sunak bows to Tory revolt over tougher punishments for social media bosses

The Prime Minister caved to Tory pressure on the Online Safety Bill after an amendment to make tech chiefs criminally liable if they do not block minors from seeing damaging content garnered dozens of signatures

The Independent UK

UK suffering from ‘catastrophic’ impact of Brexit, says Asda boss

‘Trust me – I can smell it – we have suffered’, says Tory peer Stuart Rose

The Independent UK

Rishi Sunak ‘bows to Tory rebels’ over prison sentences for social media bosses who fail to protect children

Fifty MPs backed a change to the Online Safety Bill

Evening Standard

Rishi Sunak bows to Tory rebels to boost online safety for children

Fifty MPs backed a change to the Online Safety Bill that would see tech bosses jailed for failures to protect minors

The Times of India

Rishi Sunak bows to demands to make tech chiefs liable for online harm

LONDON: Prime Minister Rishi Sunak is set to accept the demands of party rebels to make directors at major technology firms liable to greater penalties if they fail to protect children from dangerous online content as he seeks to avoid a damaging defeat in parliament, according to two people familiar…

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