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How the Michelle Mone scandal unfolded: £200m of PPE contracts, denials and a government lawsuit

Conservative peer made multiple denials of any association between her and PPE Medpro

The Guardian - UK

Former Tory minister Rory Stewart says he would serve in Keir Starmer's government

FORMER Tory cabinet minister Rory Stewart has said he would serve in a Labour government led by Keir Starmer.

The National (Scotland)

David Cameron says ‘heat and anger’ gone from UK-EU relationship

Foreign secretary tells Lords committee that Brexit has enabled UK to be ‘big enough to matter, but small enough to be nimble’

The Guardian - UK

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Watch: David Cameron questioned by Lords committee for first time as foreign secretary

Watch as David Cameron is questioned for the first time as foreign secretary in front of a Lords committee on Thursday, 14 December.

The Independent UK

The Guardian view on secondary education: the Lords are right – one size doesn’t fit all

Editorial: An overly prescriptive and narrow curriculum is failing too many pupils at English schools

The Guardian - UK

Rishi Sunak's Rwanda bill: how much trouble is the prime minister really in as MPs threaten a parliamentary rebellion?

The legislative process in Britain consists of a series of discrete stages, each with its own purpose and function. A bill’s second reading is the discussion of, and vote on, the principle of the legislation. As Erskine May, the so-called bible of parliamentary procedure, puts it: “Its whole principle is…

The Conversation

Jofra Archer’s appearance in Barbados school game surprises England chiefs

Archer continues his rehabilitation from the latest setback in his right elbow

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Peers call for urgent overhaul of secondary education in England

Lords report says there is too much learning by rote and many key Tory changes should be reversed

The Guardian - UK

Jofra Archer bowling haul in Barbados school game surprises England chiefs

Archer continues his rehabilitation from the latest setback in his right elbow.

The Independent UK

Jofra Archer plays for old Barbados school team – without telling the ECB

Jofra Archer has stepped up his recovery from injury by playing for his old school team in the Barbados Championship – without telling the ECB that he was doing so

The Guardian - UK

Next UK election set to be most unequal in 60 years, study finds

Voter turnout gap between top and bottom earners growing since 60s, says IPPR thinktank

The Guardian - UK

High court challenge to ‘constitutionally unprecedented’ UK anti-protest law

National Council for Civil Liberties brings civil case to quash ‘back-door’ regulations making it easier for police to stop protests

The Guardian - UK

Migrant age assessment plans ‘certainly not scientific’ – Lord Winston

Home Office ministers faced questions about the accuracy and safety of new migrant age assessment plans.

The Independent UK

Powerful Lords committee damns Bank of England over inflation forecasts

Report says lack of ‘intellectual diversity’ at senior level and too wide a range of priorities led to errors and fall in public confidence

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Bank of England has relied on ‘inadequate’ forecasts, Lords report says

The report recommended that ‘the Bank’s remit should be pruned by HM Treasury’.

Evening Standard

Bikes should have number plates to stop cyclists being a danger on London’s streets, former Met chief says

Lord Hogan-Howe pushed the idea during a debate in the Lords on regulating pedicabs in the capital

The Independent UK

Top judge Lady Hale gives first speech in Lords 20 years after accepting peerage

Lady Hale is a former president of the Supreme Court, who became known for finding Boris Johnson’s prorogation of Parliament in 2019 to be unlawful.

The Independent UK

David Cameron jokes wife is ‘furious’ at his new title as he takes seat in Lords

Lord Cameron previously sat in the Commons for 15 years, including five years as leader of the opposition and six years as prime minister.

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The National (Scotland)

David Cameron has 'serious questions to answer' after joining Lords

DAVID Cameron’s appointment as Foreign Secretary must be investigated following his induction into the House of Lords, the LibDems have insisted.

The Independent UK

David Cameron takes seat in House of Lords after Foreign Secretary appointment

The former prime minister will now be known as Lord Cameron of Chipping Norton.

The National (Scotland)

Worst of Westminster: You're in trouble if bringing back David Cameron is a win

National readers may have felt exhausted reading this week’s news.

Evening Standard

OPINION - Lord Chartres is right: an education without culture is no education for a human at all

It is the fate of many speeches by bishops in the House of Lords to escape notice but it would be our loss if we didn’t take on board a really important contribution this week by Lord Chartres, the former bishop of London. In a contribution to a discussion on…

The Guardian - UK

Digested week: A win for the posh boys and some shameful I’m a Celebrity dosh

As David Cameron returned, Nigel Farage headed for the jungle and Spurs crumbled, there was no invite for the launch of The Plot

The Guardian - UK

Sunak rejects Braverman’s claim he does not have proper plan for making Rwanda deportations happen – as it happened

Prime minister says he ‘will do whatever it takes’ as senior Tory criticises former home secretary’s hardline proposals

The Guardian - UK

Peers and MPs pledge to block Sunak’s Rwanda plan as Braverman labels it ‘magical thinking’

Fast-track bill, following supreme court ruling barring deportation flights, “will be wildly unpopular legislation” says Tory peer

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