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UNBELIEVABLE: 4 - Caught on Camera

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 Guardian - UK

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…

The National (Scotland)

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

Evening Standard

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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…

The National (Scotland)

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

Labour ministers must decide whether drilling should go ahead.

The Independent UK

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.

Evening Standard

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Westminster council threatens Charing Cross soup kitchen with closure

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

The Guardian - UK

‘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

Evening Standard

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 National (Scotland)

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…

The Times of India

Parliamentary probe into Nigel Farage’s £5m gift resumes after Clacton victory

The investigation by Westminster’s standards watchdog now automatically running again after Nigel Farage was returned as MP for Clacton.

Evening Standard

Nigel Farage declares ‘fairly convincing’ victory in Clacton by-election

The Reform UK leader said he would not attend the count after advice from Essex Police.

Evening Standard

Rivals say Clacton by-election result won't make Nigel Farage donation questions stop

UK political parties have responded as the count gets underway for the crucial Clacton by-election pitting Nigel Farage against Count Binface.

The National (Scotland)

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Rivals say Clacton result will not make Farage donation questions stop

Labour and the Conservatives said scrutiny will continue as polls closed in the Clacton by-election.

The National (Scotland)

Voters head to the polls in Clacton by-election triggered by Nigel Farage

Polls have opened in the Clacton by-election after Reform UK leader Nigel Farage quit to trigger a contest in protest against scrutiny over…

Evening Standard

Voters go to polls in Clacton by-election triggered by Farage

Nigel Farage faces 33 opponents despite the main Westminster parties boycotting a contest which they view as a stunt by the Reform UK leader.

The Independent UK

Farage set for Count Binface showdown in Clacton by-election as he aims for Westminster return

The Reform UK leader quit as an MP to trigger the contest in protest at media and parliamentary scrutiny of donations from his backers

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Evening Standard

Farage hopes to return to Parliament as Clacton votes on his future

Nigel Farage is widely expected to win the by-election he triggered, with the main Westminster parties boycotting the contest.

The National (Scotland)

Why the latest Westminster polling in Scotland is a setback for Andy Burnham

THE Westminster voting intention numbers in The National's new full-scale Scottish poll from Find Out Now are the first meaningful…

The National (Scotland)

First Scottish Westminster poll of Andy Burnham premiership – see the results

THE SNP would win a comfortable majority in Scotland if a snap Westminster General Election was called tomorrow, The National can reveal.

The Guardian - UK

Terry Lewis obituary

Dissident leftwing Labour MP who served in the Commons for 22 years and was known as a member of the ‘awkward squad’

The National (Scotland)

How many Scots back declaring independence without a vote? More than you'd think

FOR some on the SNP payroll, a unilateral declaration of independence is something of an inside joke.

The National (Scotland)

Poll reveals voters' verdict on declaring Scotland independent without referendum

ALMOST half of Scots would back the Scottish Government declaring independence without a referendum or Westminster's permission, The National…

The Conversation

In a more devolved UK, should London still be in charge of broadcasting?

What we watch on television, hear on the radio and see on our screens is shaped by decisions that are still largely made in Westminster. That includes the rules governing broadcasters, how public service media are funded and regulated and how the UK’s nations and regions are represented.

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