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‘Monarchy is in great hands’ - three former PMs heap praise on King Charles III

Three former prime minister’s have heaped praise on King Charles III as he takes to the throne following his mother’s death on Thursday.

Evening Standard

Lend me your ears! The art of political speechwriting

The politicians deliver the words but who writes them? We talk to the experts whose job is to come up with the memorable phrases

The Guardian - UK

Vince Cable reveals he had a stroke when Liberal Democrat leader

Former business secretary reveals in memoir that he tried to keep health issues a secret and carry on working

The Guardian - UK

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Letters: growing up learning another language helps free the mind

Speaking both Welsh and English imbues life with a richness lost to those who know only one tongue

The Guardian - UK

Alex Salmond claims Queen said David Cameron should get 'six of best' after Indy Ref 'purring'

The former PM was heard on a microphone claiming Her Majesty the Queen 'purred' down the phone after the 2014 result.

Daily Record

King Charles will be a brilliant monarch, says former Prime Minister David Cameron

The former PM said the new monarch has served the ‘longest apprenticeship in history’

Evening Standard

Charles will be a brilliant King, says Cameron

The former PM said the new monarch has served the ‘longest apprenticeship in history’.

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Secret of the Queen’s soft power – across seven decades and 15 prime ministers

Elizabeth II got on well with PMs of widely differing politics and backgrounds and played a key role in the background of British politics

The Guardian - UK

Viewers criticise David Cameron for wearing blue suit during King Charles' proclamation

The former Prime Minister opted not to don a black suit like his colleagues

Bristol Post

Former PMs join Prince of Wales and Queen in solemn Accession Council ceremony

Five former prime ministers including Sir Tony Blair and Sir John Major were among the Privy Counsellors who heard Charles proclaimed as the new King.

The Independent UK

All six living ex-Prime Ministers together for first time at King's accession council

Boris Johnson, Theresa May, David Cameron, Gordon Brown, Tony Blair and Sir John Major appeared at the solemn event, to see King Charles proclaimed the new head of state

Daily Mirror

Inside Queen's beloved Balmoral home where she died surrounded by family

Balmoral Castle is said to have been the Queen's happiest place and was the backdrop to her most joyful private family occasions

Daily Mirror

What the Queen really thought of her 15 Prime Ministers - including one who made her cry

Her majesty has lived through 15 different powers of parliament. The Queen befriended some in high regards, such as James Callaghan and Harold Wilson, and some not so much, such as David Cameron and Tony Blair

Daily Mirror

The Queen and the 15 Prime Ministers who served under her

She succeeded to the throne in 1952 when Winston Churchill was running the country

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"There was that twinkle in the eye...": Past Prime Ministers give rare glimpse into the real woman behind the crown

She was adored by so many, but so few ever had the privilege of knowing her like the country's past Prime Ministers

Daily Record

The 15 prime ministers to serve under the Queen during her 70-year reign

The Queen held weekly meetings with the prime minister of the time throughout her long reign.

ABC News

From Winston Churchill to Liz Truss, here are the 15 UK prime ministers who served during Queen Elizabeth's reign

From Winston Churchill to Liz Truss, Queen Elizabeth ll worked with 15 British prime ministers in her 70-year reign. Here are some key moments that give insight into their relationships with the Queen.

Wales Online

The world leaders, presidents and prime ministers the Queen outlasted

She has ruled for 70 years

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Daily Mirror

Final pic of The Queen as she dies at Balmoral Castle, aged 96, surrounded by family

Her Majesty, aged 96, has died at Balmoral Castle, Buckingham Palace has announced. She was the nation’s longest-reigning monarch, serving as head of state for more than 70 years

The Guardian - UK

Tom Scholar, permanent secretary to the Treasury, sacked by Liz Truss

Government likely to seek replacement amenable to its plans of economic growth through tax cuts

The Guardian - UK

Lord Ashcroft and Sun political editor to publish Liz Truss biographies

The peer, known for 2015’s Call Me Dave, promises an ‘open-minded’ study of the new PM’s first year in power, while Out of the Blue by Harry Cole and James Heale is slated for 8 December

The Independent UK

‘Prayers of the nation’ with the Queen as UK leaders share ‘deep concern’

Prime Minister Liz Truss said ‘the whole country will be deeply concerned’ regarding the news that the Queen is under medical supervision at Balmoral.

The Guardian - UK

The rise of Kwarteng, Badenoch and Cleverly must change the face of Labour

For too long, the progressive party has done too little to show its black members they can reach the top. There can be no more excuses, says former journalist and publisher Michael Eboda

Daily Mirror

Inside Queen's Balmoral home as she shares rare snap - priceless art and secret hideaway

Historic pictures of the Queen meeting new Prime Minister Liz Truss offered a glimpse into her holiday home of Balmoral - and here we look at what life is really like on the Scottish Highlands estate

Evening Standard

Liz Truss vs Keir Starmer at PMQs: the return of ideology

Dividing lines are back. Amid the usual jokes, grandstanding and planted questions, Liz Truss and Keir Starmer engaged in a ding-dong tussle over economic policy. Namely: who should pay for the things we want?

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