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'All fears lead to Rome:' What does far-right victory in Italy mean for Europe?

IN THE PRESS – Tuesday, September 27: We look at reactions from the European and world papers after Italy elected its first far-right leader. We also look at British reactions to the plummeting of the pound. Finally, we see how Twitter has revived debate over a year-old poll by British…

France 24

Labour argues ‘cavalry is coming’ after ‘reckless’ Tory economic strategy

The opposition was buoyed by polling giving Labour a huge lead over the Conservatives.

The Independent UK

Labour surges to largest poll lead over Conservatives in over two decades

A new YouGov survey suggests Labour has opened up a 17-point lead over the Conservatives - the greatest since the firm began polling in 2001.

Daily Record

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Labour take biggest lead for 21 YEARS in YouGov poll - and Boris Johnson could lose seat

If the results of a YouGov poll were repeated at a General Election, Labour would win a 182-seat majority after Tory support plummeted following Friday's mini-budget

Daily Mirror

Starmer takes aim at Tories as Labour buoyed by promising poll

The Labour leader will quote Sir Tony Blair to dub his party the ‘political wing of the British people’.

The Independent UK

Labour surges to largest poll lead over Tories in more than two decades

The 17-point lead represents a level of support Labour had not had since 2001

The Independent UK

‘Coming back to finish the job’: Starmer aims to reclaim centre ground

Leader will promise ‘fresh start’ for UK after turbulence of successive Conservative governments in keynote address to conference

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Latest political polls in Wales show how people feel about Liz Truss

Most people in Wales don't trust Liz Truss to make good decisions and the Tories face electoral collapse

Wales Online

Not just morbid interest: True-crime podcasts can bring elusive justice

Several high profile true-crime podcasts have helped spark renewed investigations and inquiries into murder convictions and cold cases.

The New Daily

Britain may look united in grief – but polling shows a growing generational divide

New figures reveal that despite the monarchy’s recent boost in popularity, discontent is simmering among younger people, says Matthew Smith, head of data journalism at YouGov

The Guardian - UK

King Charles and the future of the monarchy

Can Britain’s new line of kings hold the Union and Commonwealth together?

Financial Times

Fifa compensating migrant workers with World Cup revenue gains fan support

Almost three quarters of football fans across 15 countries would back the move, a new Amnesty International poll has revealed

The Independent UK

Consumer confidence sees steepest decline since early stages of pandemic

Research reflects rising inflation, largely driven by energy price rises, piling pressure on ahead of winter

Insider UK

Half of British women have cried over the Queen's death, survey suggest

A survey also reveals that Conservative supporters are the biggest tear-jerkers

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The Conversation

Listeria: how the cost of living crisis could increase the risk of food poisoning

More than half the people in the UK say that their health has been negatively affected by the rising cost of living, according to a YouGov poll. Rising energy and food prices can certainly harm people’s health in many ways – but there’s one way that hasn’t been much discussed.…

The National (Scotland)

Support for monarchy at 'new low' as Charles takes crown, John Curtice says

CHARLES has taken over as king at a time when support for the monarchy has fallen to a “new low”, Professor John Curtice has said.

Reuters

Britons back new King Charles, so long as he keeps quiet

King Charles has enjoyed a surge in support since he succeeded Queen Elizabeth as Britain's new monarch, a poll has shown, but some of those mourning his late mother warn he must follow her example and keep his views to himself.

The Independent UK

Almost half of Britons say they have cried over Queen’s death

Poll also finds majority back cancellation of sports and cultural events

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Daily Mirror

Why Walkers is the only crisp brand whose cheese and onion bags are blue - not green

The real reason why Walkers cheese and onion crisp bags are blue has been revealed - and it all dates back to the people standing in solidarity with the Leicester-based brand

The Guardian - UK

‘King Charles is a different kettle of fish’: Britain’s republicans believe their time will come

Since the Queen’s death, support for ending the monarchy and a desire to debate its relevance have both grown stronger

The Guardian - UK

King Charles’ in-tray: Harry’s memoir, poll ratings and threats to the union

One of the monarch’s charities is also under police investigation, and what to do about Prince Andrew?

The Independent UK

Liz Truss energy bills plan is not enough help, public says

Poll finds majority say policy is not enough as charities warn 2.2 million will be plunged into poverty

The Conversation

Cost of living crisis: the health risks of not turning the heating on in winter

People in the UK might be tempted to keep their heating turned off to offset the large increases in energy bills this winter. A recent YouGov poll, revealed that 21% of respondents would not turn their heating on until at least November. Could the health of these people be endangered?

Daily Record

Charity calls on UK Government to rethink deductions taken from benefit payments during cost of living crisis

Four in 10 people on Universal Credit skipped meals during the summer to keep up with rising costs.

The New Daily

Cheers and boos: Harry and Meghan’s non-royal tour divides Britain

A YouGov UK poll taken after Meghan's podcasts and magazine cover, has revealed 65 per cent of Britons have no sympathy for the couple as they visit UK.

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