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Theresa May says she regrets using term ‘hostile environment’

Memoir blames Windrush scandal on Home Office staff and previous governments including Clement Attlee’s

The Guardian - UK

Rishi Sunak excels in his summer job of making Tories look unelectable

PM’s autumn agenda will be one of desperate hope after months of one bad headline after another

The Guardian - UK

Grant Shapps: The Rishi Sunak ally with a penchant for TikTok

(But who one Tory wouldn’t buy a used car from)

The Independent UK

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Home Office interest in migrant records dates back to Theresa May

A memorandum of understanding published in 2016 required the NHS to hand over non-clinical records

The Guardian - UK

Theresa May reveals her ‘guilty pleasure’ that doesn’t involve running through a wheat field

The former prime minister is a self-described ‘goody two shoes’

The Independent UK

Theresa May attacks Boris Johnson for ‘shattering’ public trust in MPs

Former PM also reveals who she blames for failure to achieve Brexit deal

The Independent UK

British prime ministers on holiday - in pictures

Rishi Sunak is back at his desk after a summer holiday in sunny California, visiting Disneyland and spending time on the beach.

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Here’s the flaw in Sunak’s poisonous strategy: voters don’t believe migrants cause all their problems any more

The Conservatives’ enduring habit of blaming others for their own failures has served them well but it may be running out of road, says Guardian columnist Owen Jones

The Guardian - UK

Rishi Sunak takes taxpayer-funded flight inside UK every eight days

Frequency of PM’s RAF jet and helicopter trips outstrips every recent prime minister

The Independent UK

After Brexit, desperate Tories needed a new crusade. They think dumping ‘human rights’ could be it

Rightwingers hope a nasty debate about the European convention on human rights will revive nativist passions, says Guardian columnist Polly Toynbee

The Guardian - UK

OPINION - It’s the job they all want, so who will Rishi Sunak pick to replace Ben Wallace?

Have you heard the one about Private Pike and the MoD? It was the nickname given to Gavin Williamson when he was defence secretary in the Theresa May government. Allies of the then-chancellor Philip Hammond briefed the Dad’s Army jibe to the press in return for the young Williamson allegedly…

Evening Standard

Lace ruffles and gold trousers: Britain’s most strikingly dressed prime ministers

Leaders who dared to make style statements, from Disraeli’s purple trousers to May’s gold leather trousers

The Guardian - UK

Rishi Sunak’s green backtracking contrasts strongly with previous prime ministers’ efforts

UK prime minister Rishi Sunak appears to be wavering on “net zero by 2050” that Theresa May successfully passed through parliament with barely a cough of disapproval in 2019.

The Conversation

Welcome to ‘asbo Britain 2.0’ – the new Tory plan to turn voters against vulnerable people

A reboot of the defunct New Labour policy would increase on-the-spot fines and give the police terrifying new powers, says journalist Daisy Schofield

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Evening Standard

Liz Truss tops the list of PMs ‘who left Britain worse off’

Truss resigned after 45 days with the country in economic meltdown following her the 2022 mini budget

The Independent UK

Scholarships, Glastonbury and No 1 albums: Stormzy turns 30

In honour of the Croydon-born rapper turning 30, we look back on some of the highlights of his career to date

Evening Standard

Former Theresa May adviser Nick Timothy to run as Tory candidate in Matt Hancock seat

Nick Timothy, a key adviser to the former prime minister, was confirmed as the Tory parliamentary candidate for the constituency on Sunday evening

The Guardian - UK

Architect of Theresa May’s 2017 election failure selected for Hancock’s seat

Nick Timothy chosen as Tory candidate in West Suffolk constituency set to be vacated by former health secretary

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The Independent UK

Theresa May’s former chief of staff to run as Tory candidate in Matt Hancock’s seat

Nick Timothy, a key adviser to the ex-PM, was confirmed as the Tory candidate for the constituency on Sunday evening

The Independent UK

Former Theresa May adviser to run as Tory candidate in Matt Hancock seat

Nick Timothy, a key adviser to the former prime minister, was confirmed as the Tory parliamentary candidate for the constituency on Sunday evening.

The Guardian - UK

From Thatcher to Sunak – toxic divide and rule has always been the Tory weapon of choice

Consider the aliens bill of 1904 and then Theresa May’s claims about a migrant’s cat, and you see a long, ignoble tradition, says Guardian columnist Owen Jones

Evening Standard

OPINION - Why Nigel Farage has done Keir Starmer a favour

Why did the 2017 and 2019 general elections produce two starkly different results? Both took place in the shadow of the EU referendum, both times Labour put up Jeremy Corbyn as its candidate for prime minister, and even when the Tories switched from Theresa May to Boris Johnson, they in…

The Guardian - UK

MPs launch inquiry into prosecution of Norton Motorcycles pension fraud

Regulators to be asked about how £10m scam was investigated, as Guardian Today in Focus podcast raises fresh questions about case

The National (Scotland)

Philippa Whitford: Leaving Parliament gives me time to return to Yes activist roots

LEAVING Parliament will, Philippa Whitford hopes, leave her more time to get back to the work that got her into politics in the first place –…

The Conversation

How the UK's new immigration law will put more people at risk of modern slavery

The UK’s illegal migration bill is set to become law after going back and forth between the two houses of parliament. The final sticking point, which the House of Lords tried to address in a series of amendments, was about the bill’s treatment of people who have experienced modern slavery.

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