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Tories’ 14 years in power will be remembered for Brexit, cuts and chaos

After David Cameron and austerity came four more PMs, near civil war in the party, and in the end a sense of nothing working any more

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UK’s summer election: what effect will the timing have on voters?

Street campaigners will welcome a July poll – and Rishi Sunak may be hoping for a Euro 2024 and Wimbledon feelgood factor

The Guardian - UK

What is the UK’s infected blood scandal?

More than 3,000 people died and many others were left with lifelong health problems after being given contaminated blood

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Infected blood scandal: who failed the victims, and who fought for them

Key people and groups involved in perpetuating and covering up the public health disaster, and those who brought it to light

The Guardian - UK

Infected blood scandal: 1,000s of victims knowingly exposed to 'unacceptable' risks, scathing report reveals

Tens of thousands of patients ‘knowingly exposed to unacceptable risks of infection’ in biggest treatment scandal in NHS history

Evening Standard

Monday briefing: The history of the contaminated blood scandal; Iranian president confirmed dead

In today’s newsletter: After years of failure to recognise how badly the victims were treated, their stories are finally being heard. But is it enough for the families who have fought for years?

The Guardian - UK

Mapped: All the MPs standing down at general election as Michael Gove and John Redwood join the exodus

More than 120 MPs have decided to quit ahead of the next general election - including likes of Angela Leadsom and Theresa May

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Theresa May mocks Liz Truss and Boris Johnson at parliamentary lunch

The former PM has had a humour upgrade

Evening Standard

Theresa May doesn’t want Trump hand-holding and Brexit failure to be her legacy as she mocks Truss and Johnson

Theresa May joked that Boris Johnson’s memoirs would be about ‘current affairs’ and said Liz Truss’s new book should be labelled ‘sci-fi or fantasy’

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May warns against rising populism – and says Farage is no Tory

Former Conservative prime minister who is standing down as an MP at next election gently mocks successors in speech

The Guardian - UK

The end is nigh and Labour MPs just want to have fun. At the Tories’ expense

Keir Starmer doesn’t even prep for PMQs any more. Rish! is sunk but doesn’t see he’s in self-destruct mode

The Guardian - UK

UK politics: I never called for rainbow lanyard ban, claims Esther McVey – as it happened

‘Common sense minister’ denies plan to Channel 4 News despite saying earlier this week that lanyards should be a ‘standard design’

The Guardian - UK

‘Tories are woeful’: Lib Dems a whisker away from Wokingham majority

Tactical voting delivers only a near-victory for party in council election in the traditionally Conservative Berkshire stronghold

The Guardian - UK

Lies, confections, distortions: how the right made London the most vilified place in Britain

Our capital has many problems, but it is time to push back against attacks from those who neither know nor understand it, says Guardian columnist Aditya Chakrabortty

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Rishi Sunak's adidas Samba-gate — and the worst political fashion blunders ever

Rishi Sunak’s Samba-gate is merely the last in the long line of fashion trends given the death knell by Westminster, says Victoria Moss

Evening Standard

Scrapping the bonus cap has only widened the City’s gender inequality

City Comment: This year’s bonus round in the City was the first for a decade when bonuses were uncapped

Evening Standard

So many senior Tory MPs quitting at general election that they could fill all the top Cabinet posts

Former PM Theresa May, ex-Chancellor Kwasi Kwarteng, former-Foreign Secretary Dominic Raab and ex-Home Secretary Sir Sajid Javid are all leaving the Commons

Evening Standard

Candlelight vigil to be held in Brixton six years on from Windrush scandal

A candlelight vigil is to be held in Brixton to commemorate the sixth anniversary of the Windrush Scandal emerging.

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Gary Lineker, Theresa May and David Nicholls join the Hay festival 2024 lineup

This year’s festival promises to be a ‘civic platform’, with a new series of daily news analysis, a debate about the Israel-Gaza war and an appeal to the younger generation

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Celebrating Top Female Politicians Shattering Glass Ceilings Globally

Explore the achievements of influential female leaders like Kamala Harris, Angela Merkel, and Ellen Johnson Sirleaf.

The Guardian - UK

UK anti-Islamophobia body has not met for four years despite hate crime rise

Exclusive: Chair of working group raises concerns over Michael Gove’s failure to restart body that last met in 2020

The Guardian - UK

Sunak’s record on appointing female peers from party worst since Major, analysis finds

Unlock Democracy report notes that path to gender equality in Lords has slowed in recent years

Evening Standard

OPINION - The day Theresa May lost her temper with a stunned Sammy Wilson

Theresa May doesn't get angry – she gets to work. Like the rest of us, the former prime minister has doubts, ideas, emotions and ambitions, but for decades she kept them something of a secret. May managed to become leader of a nuclear-armed, permanent member of the UN Security Council…

Evening Standard

How long was Theresa May prime minister, and why is she standing down as an MP?

Theresa May joins 94 other MPs who are standing down at the next election – but why?

Evening Standard

OPINION - The Standard View: Sexism in the City of London is holding women back

International Women’s Day is not only an opportunity to celebrate the economic, cultural and political achievements of women. It must be a call for action to accelerate gender parity and shine a light on places not doing enough.

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