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Boris Johnson ally slammed for defending Prince Andrew in column

A BORIS Johnson ally has been slated for coming out in defence of Prince Andrew in a newspaper column.

The National (Scotland)

Michael Pascoe: There’s a quantifiable cost to George Pell’s style of climate denial

There are no Pellsian climate deniers in the insurance industry, haven’t been for many years as the dollar cost of climate change is counted.

The New Daily

Paul Johnson obituary

Prolific journalist and historian who shifted allegiance from the left of Labour to become an ardent Thatcher supporter

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The Thatcherites hounding Sunak over strikes forget one thing: she picked her battles

MPs want the prime minister to win the health and rail disputes. But his options are limited, says Katy Balls, political editor of the Spectator

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Rishi Sunak hires friend and journalist James Forsyth as key political aide

Forsyth, The Spectator’s political editor, will join Downing Street as the PM’s political secretary

The Independent UK

Rishi Sunak hires friend James Forsyth as key political aide

Mr Forsyth, The Spectator’s political editor, will join Downing Street as the PM’s political secretary.

The Independent UK

Kyiv slams Kissinger over call to negotiate with Russia for peace

‘For all its propensity to violence, Russia has made decisive contributions to the global equilibrium’: Henry Kissinger.

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Will Boris Johnson stage a comeback? Sunak may only have five months to find out

If the prime minister can’t close the gap on Labour, many Tory MPs predict the ‘wild’ return of his rival, says the Spectator’s deputy political editor, Katy Balls

The Guardian - UK

Jeremy Hunt says Boris Johnson’s £840-a-roll ‘gold’ wallpaper already peeling

‘Handcrafted’ wallpaper was part of a make over of Downing Street flat inspired by upmarket eco designer

The Independent UK

Keir Starmer wins Politician of the Year at right-wing Spectator magazine awards

LABOUR leader Sir Keir Starmer won Politician of the Year at the Spectator awards on Monday evening.

The National (Scotland)

Britain had a far-right terrorist attack a week ago. Why the failure to call it by its true name?

The perpetrator of the firebombing in Dover openly expressed hatred of Muslims. Yet reaction has been muted, says campaigner Miqdaad Versi

The Guardian - UK

'Truly shocking': Spectator magazine under fire for migrant cartoon

THE Spectator has been accused of using “vile” imagery to promote an article about immigration in Britain.

The National (Scotland)

Unionist troll Effie Deans pens Spectator column on how Sunak will crush SNP

A PROLIFIC Unionist blogger has claimed Rishi Sunak makes the SNP “archaic” in her first piece for The Spectator.

The National (Scotland)

A ‘shock and awe’ campaign is under way to revive Johnson, but a win isn’t in the bag

The former prime minister’s supporters may be shouting the loudest, but plenty of nervous MPs still won’t back him, says Katy Balls, the Spectator’s deputy political editor

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Five quotes about Scotland Boris Johnson would like us all to forget

SUPPORTERS of Boris Johnson are backing the former prime minister to make an extraordinary political comeback following the dramatic resignation…

The New Daily

Graham Norton cancels social media after ‘misstep’ towards JK Rowling

UK TV host Graham Norton quits Twitter after cancer culture and JK Rowling comments on trans issues sparks heated debate.

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‘It feels like this week or next’: this latest U-turn has only ramped up plots to depose Liz Truss

Now Trussonomics is dead, even the prime minister’s supporters are wondering: what’s the point of her government? says the Spectator’s deputy political editor, Katy Balls

The Guardian - UK

Wednesday briefing: How much time will Conservative MPs give Liz Truss?

In today’s newsletter: Liz Truss gives her first PMQs since the fiscal statement that blew up her premiership and may hope to calm colleagues. But from benefits cuts to despairing backbenchers, she has a lot to deal with

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‘Omnifactional warfare’: the view from within the fractured Truss-era Tory party

The phrase ‘my enemy’s enemy is my friend’ explains some of the curious coalitions that are forming, says the Spectator’s deputy political editor, Katy Balls

The Independent UK

Home Secretary has ‘reservations’ over relaxing immigration for India trade deal

The UK is currently negotiating a trade agreement with India

The Guardian - UK

Suella Braverman speaks out against likely UK trade deal with India

New home secretary objects to increasing visas for Indians and critiques predecessor’s attempt to return overstayers

The Guardian - UK

What do Tory MPs think of Liz Truss? A ‘toxic bomb’ that could sink the party

Less than a month in, the PM’s political capital is draining away. And party conference is unlikely to offer any relief, says Spectator deputy political editor Katy Balls

Evening Standard

Dame Hilary Mantel: the pivotal works of the celebrated author, from Every Day is Mother’s Day to Wolf Hall

A workaholic her entire life, Mantel produced some of this century’s greatest historical novels

The Independent UK

Melanie C: ‘Was Thatcher the first Spice Girl? Absolutely not’

Sporty Spice is telling it like it is in her new memoir, which details the true gruelling reality of being in the world’s biggest girlband. She looks back at it all, and what she’s learned, with Jessie Thompson

The Conversation

Ukraine: how the UK press reported the Nazi invasion 1941-45

During the second world war there were notable exceptions to the at times slavish patriotic devotion the press showed to the government line. Weekly political titles such as New Statesman and Nation, the Spectator and the Economist challenged government policy more consistently than daily newspapers.

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