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The big idea: why we need to stop former prime ministers cashing in

Ex-PMs once ran cricket clubs and bred cattle, but the role is now a trampoline to self-enrichment

The Guardian - UK

David Lammy must raise Jagtar Singh Johal case during India trip, urges brother

THE brother of a Scot who has been detained in an Indian jail for more than six years is urging the Foreign Secretary to raise the issue during an…

The National (Scotland)

'What are you waiting for?' Labour slammed for continuing Israeli arms sales secrecy

THE Foreign Secretary has been called out for continuing Tory secrecy over official legal advice on arms sales to Israel – amid demands he ban…

The National (Scotland)

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UK to resume funding to UN agency for Palestinian refugees

New Labour government says UNRWA ‘absolutely central’ to humanitarian aid, commits to providing $27m.

Al Jazeera

David Lammy pushes back publishing Israeli arms sales legal advice

THE Foreign Secretary has backtracked on his position that arms sales to Israel must be halted and that the Government should publish its legal…

The National (Scotland)

David Cameron failed to foist new houses on rural areas. Why does Keir Starmer think he’ll succeed?

Labour’s bonfire of planning regulations will stir up the shires and let down those most in need – but the construction lobby will be happy, says the Guardian columnist Simon Jenkins

The Guardian - UK

Hunt to Hancock: six politicians in the frame in Covid inquiry report

While many of the failings are seen as institutional, the report names some politicians for their role in the crisis

The Guardian - UK

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Covid Inquiry report exposes 'fatal strategic flaws' that meant pandemic cost more UK lives

‘Never again can a disease lead to so many deaths and so much suffering,’ chairwoman Baroness Hallett said

Evening Standard

UK Covid-19 inquiry: report ‘does not go far enough’ say bereaved families – as it happened

Group says it is ‘relieved’ at many of report’s recommendations but calls for more measures to tackle inequality and improve capacity of public services

The Guardian - UK

Verdict due on impact of Brexit and austerity on Covid-19 response

David Cameron, George Osborne and Matt Hancock to face criticism about priorities in years running up to pandemic

The Guardian - UK

Mr Bigstuff review – Danny Dyer does the business

The ex-EastEnder is all charisma and comedy chops in this patchy sitcom about two wildly different brothers. The show leans heavily on his talent … and he delivers

The Guardian - UK

Wife of jailed Putin critic Vladimir Kara-Murza calls for West to step in now after prison hospital transfer

British-Russian dissident Vladimir Kara-Murza is desperate to return to his ‘punishment cell’ only a few metres long and wide, with his wife Evgenia deeply concerned about what will happen to him. Tom Watling speaks to her about facing days not knowing where or how he was before a lawyer was…

The Independent UK

Has a prime minister ever faced an assassination attempt?

Only one UK prime minister has been assassinated, but others have faced close calls

Evening Standard

Chief Mouser Larry and the surprising power of political pets

General elections in Britain throw up some predictable news stories. For those, like myself, with an interest in animal history, some of the best are the familiar photo features of pets at polling stations. This is a recent tradition, now firmly established, that has proven handy for news outlets that…

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The Independent UK

Tributes pour in for Kirsty Wark after she presents BBC Newsnight for the last time

Host is longest-serving presenter of the current affairs programme in BBC history

The Guardian - UK

A fight for the soul of the Tory party is inevitable. Rishi Sunak staying on may make it worse

Without a timetable for the leadership race, the current uneasy truce might hold for a while, says Katy Balls, the Spectator’s political editor

The Guardian - UK

Labour will rightly be judged by how it fixes our problems. But never forget who left the UK in such a rotten state

Although Cameron and Osborne have been rebranded as Tory moderates, look back to 2010 and you’ll see how much devastation they truly caused, says Guardian columnist Polly Toynbee

The Independent UK

Nato pledges F-16s and billions in finance to Ukraine during historic summit

Ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelensky says there will decisions on more F-16 pledges ‘very soon’

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The Guardian - UK

New leader of backbench Tory MPs holds the party’s future in his hands

Bob Blackman, picked as the 1922 Committee chair, will play a major role in shaping the contest to replace Rishi Sunak

The National (Scotland)

Rishi Sunak names new shadow Scotland secretary in reshuffled Tory frontbench

RISHI Sunak has appointed an “interim” top Conservative team to shadow the new Labour government ...

The Guardian - UK

David Cameron quits Tory frontbench as Sunak names interim top team

Andrew Mitchell becomes shadow foreign secretary and Kemi Badenoch moves to communities in new lineup

Evening Standard

David Cameron and Richard Holden quit shadow cabinet after election mauling

Party announces reshuffle ahead of leadership contest

The Guardian - UK

Labour unlikely to rush into proscribing Iran’s Revolutionary Guards

Exclusive: Lammy said to be looking at creating new category of state-sponsored terrorism to allow restrictions to be imposed

The Guardian - UK

Cleaning up our fetid politics is Keir Starmer’s toughest task yet. Here’s how he can do it, fast

Venality, bribery, bullying, sexual and financial disgrace: all these must be swept away to win back voters’ trust, says Guardian columnist Polly Toynbee

The Guardian - UK

A shoe-fixing, key-cutting radical: why Labour’s new prisons minister is perfect for the job

James Timpson hires ex-offenders and thinks many prisoners shouldn’t be in jail, says Simon Hattenstone

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