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Labour MPs will push Burnham to back voting reform in first 100 days

Exclusive: Nearly 100 Labour MPs support commission on changing the system used for Westminster election

The Guardian - UK

How political life in Britain became so dangerous

The life of the average British MP is not luxurious or lavish. It is stressful and strange. And sometimes, it can be dangerous.

The Conversation

Labour accused of backing foreign gas imports over Scottish jobs with new plans

LABOUR’S proposals to import more gas from abroad have sparked fury as Westminster was accused of backing “higher carbon” overseas fossil…

The National (Scotland)

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Larry the Cat 'Dead'? No 10 Cat Alive Despite False Reports as Chief Mouser Responds To Hoax on X

Larry the Cat, Downing Street's Chief Mouser, is alive after false death reports. He humorously debunked the rumours with a Mark Twain quote.

International Business Times UK

What Kemi Badenoch’s 70-minute Fringe interview didn’t say about Scotland

“I FEEL a pull to Scotland”, said Kemi Badenoch - who took 114 days after becoming Tory leader to actually cross the border for a visit ...

The National (Scotland)

How Westminster limits what Scotland can do with wealth taxes

IMPLEMENTING a wealth tax in Scotland would require “careful navigation of constitutional constraints”, a new report has said.

The National (Scotland)

Andy Burnham wields axe to Whitehall jobs as civil servants moved to offices of regional mayors

‘The days of Westminster hoarding power are over,’ says Burnham’s close ally, Cabinet minister Louise Haigh, as cull of Whitehall posts starts

Evening Standard

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Tory MP who oversaw Westminster staff names removal fails to say he employs wife

A TORY MP who oversaw the removal of the names of 2000 Westminster staff from an official transparency register has been forced to apologise for…

The National (Scotland)

I put myself in the prime minister’s shoes – and learned some uncomfortable lessons

On the political survival game everyone in Westminster’s playing, I discovered an unnerving reflection of our country’s atmosphere of mistrust, says Guardian columnist Zoe Williams

The Guardian - UK

Scottish politics has a dullness problem. Here's what we need to do about that

Parliament does not need to become louder. It needs to become more purposeful.

The National (Scotland)

Social housing tenants facing homelessness after London council 'blunder' saw homes sold for private rent

Social housing tenants living in a block of flats in central London are facing homelessness because a council “blunder” has seen them sold off for private rent.

Evening Standard

Westminster in 'absolutely bloody pathetic' bid to block Palestine Action review

THE UK Government has been accused of presenting “absolutely bloody pathetic” arguments as a judge deferred ruling on demands for a review of…

The National (Scotland)

GCSE results 2026: How good were grades in your London area?

How does your local borough rank in London and the UK for top GCSE results? Check our full list

Evening Standard

Labour challenged as Chinese investment ‘allowed in England but blocked in Scotland’

LABOUR must explain why they blocked a Chinese firm’s £1.5 billion investment in the Highlands while supporting a “multitude of Chinese-backed…

The National (Scotland)

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The Guardian - UK

What has Burnham promised since he became PM, and when will it happen?

From cutting household bills to moving power out of Westminster, how will the measures announced unfold?

The National (Scotland)

Greens motion pledges fiscal autonomy for Holyrood and Senedd

A GREEN Party motion has set out how the party would “not obstruct Scottish independence” and would grant full fiscal autonomy to Holyrood if…

Evening Standard

Nearly £300,000 wiped off average house price in central London in 25% slump, shock figures reveal

The average property price plunged in Westminster from £1,145,000 in June 2025 to £854,000 a year later, according to the Office for National Statistics

The National (Scotland)

SNP members to push for de facto indyref2 debate at party conference

SNP members are pushing for a debate at the party's upcoming conference on whether the next Westminster election should be used as a de facto…

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The Independent UK

Decision on Jackdaw and Rosebank could be ‘life or death’ in North Sea – Tories

Labour ministers must decide whether drilling should go ahead.

Evening Standard

Flynn reveals he resigned as Westminster leader weeks before Holyrood election

Former Westminster leader Stephen Flynn made the comments at Edinburgh Fringe event Political Party with Matt Forde.

Evening Standard

Sturgeon’s SNP book comments were a ‘mistake’, says Flynn

The former Westminster leader was asked about the comments at the Edinburgh Fringe event the Political Party with Matt Forde.

The Guardian - UK

Westminster council threatens Charing Cross soup kitchen with closure

Conservative authority says site is not safe for vulnerable people charity serves or general public

Evening Standard

‘My Soho flat feels like a hostel because of short-term lets’

The resident said he sometimes roams the streets of Westminster at night because of the noise coming from the flat above him

The National (Scotland)

From independence to Andy Burnham: What we learnt from our exclusive polling

THIS week The National has run a series of exclusive polls in which we asked questions most corners of the Scottish press ...

The Times of India

Nigel Farage beats ‘space warrior trashcan’ rival in UK bypoll he triggered

Nigel Farage claimed a decisive win in the Clacton parliamentary by-election, following his resignation amid controversies surrounding his financial dealings. His nearest rival, the comedic character Count Binface, surprisingly garnered a considerable share of support. Meanwhile, prominent parties in Westminster chose to abstain from the election, deeming it a mere…

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