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Jeremy Corbyn to make acting debut in UK comedy film releasing later this year

Jeremy Corbyn is set to appear in Sumotherhood along with other notable names such as Ed Sheeran, Jennifer Saunders and Peter Serafinowicz

The National (Scotland)

Lost in the political wilderness, the Tories have no core values left

Letters: The party is an anachronism, with a rapidly shrinking support base, writes Dr Dominic Horne, while Colin McCulloch says it is clear a change of government is needed. Plus letters from David Reed and Judith A Daniels

The Guardian - UK

From Mitch McConnell to Joe Biden: are US politicians older than in the UK?

Are US politicians so much older? Should there be an upper-age limit in the UK?

Evening Standard

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Labour costs pass £500,000 in hearing over leaked antisemitism report

Exclusive: Spending on case against five former staffers is rising, causing concern among some in party

The Guardian - UK

Jeremy Corbyn to star in rapper Adam Deacon’s film Sumotherhood

‘Allow it, wasteman’

Evening Standard

Theresa May attacks Boris Johnson for ‘shattering’ public trust in MPs

Former PM also reveals who she blames for failure to achieve Brexit deal

The Independent UK

Jeremy Corbyn hopes to see indyref2 'soon' and says Labour should support it

JEREMY Corbyn has said he hopes there is a referendum on Scottish independence “soon” and that a future Labour government would support…

The National (Scotland)

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Corbyn: I hope indyref2 will happen soon and Labour should support it

The former party leader was speaking at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe.

The Independent UK

The Tories have become too pungent for a country that likes its politics plain

Labour’s unthreatening blandness doesn’t set pulses racing, but it beats a government peddling more rage and division, says Guardian columnist Rafael Behr

The Guardian - UK

OPINION - The Standard View: Inner or outer? Support for Sadiq Khan depends on where you live in London

London leans Labour. Even in 2019, burdened by Brexit fatigue and the calamitous leadership of Jeremy Corbyn, the party secured 49 of the capital’s 73 seats. But when it comes to mayoral contests, it is very much a tale of two cities.

Evening Standard

The 1973 coup against democratic socialism in Chile still matters – there, in Britain and beyond

It happened 50 years ago, changed the course of world history – and revealed just how authoritarian conservatives are, says Guardian columnist Andy Beckett

The Guardian - UK

OPINION - What does Keir do with Angela?

Deputy leader of the Labour Party is a curious position. First, because the holder is not appointed by the leader but is instead elected by party members. This introduces some immediate ‘creative’ tensions (see: Jeremy Corbyn and Tom Watson). Second, and often relatedly, the deputy is not guaranteed a senior…

Evening Standard

Jeremy Corbyn-shaped problem in looming London selection battles

Jeremy Corbyn has strongly hinted that he will run against his former party in Islington North at the next election

Evening Standard

OPINION - Could voters see Rayner as a Trojan horse for the Left?

Starmer’s deputy isn’t his Prescott — the self-described ‘socialist’ could yet be his Gordon Brown

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The Guardian - UK

In our polarised politics, there are no truly independent MPs – and Westminster is poorer for it

For voters, the choice is still between the established parties. A more rational politics remains tantalisingly out of reach, says Guardian associate editor Martin Kettle

The Week

The heir to Blair: does former Labour leader hold the answers for Keir Starmer?

Keir Starmer’s appearance at Tony Blair’s Future of Britain conference has been heralded by commentators as the political rehabilitation of Labour’s three-time election winner and an indication of the style of politics that may be on the way if Starmer wins the next general election.

The Guardian - UK

This narrow, win-at-all-costs strategy could take Labour to victory, but not to power

Without bold, transformative ideas, success will simply tie the party’s hands, says Compass director Neal Lawson

Evening Standard

OPINION - Anne McElvoy: Jeremy Corbyn is back and has much in common with Farage

Guess who’s back? As predictable as rain squalls in a London August, Jeremy Corbyn is on the march — to annoy mainstream politics and especially a moderate Labour leader who might actually run the country. An article in the (ideologically aligned) local paper declares the need to make Islington North…

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Sadiq Khan relaxed about potential Corbyn challenge for ‘best job in the world’

London Mayor says ‘let’s wait and see how many people put their names forward’ after Jeremy Corbyn hints at running

The Independent UK

Khan relaxed about potential Corbyn challenge for ‘best job in the world’

London Mayor Sadiq Khan said ‘let’s wait and see how many people put their names forward’ after Jeremy Corbyn hinted at running.

Evening Standard

Jeremy Corbyn gives strongest hint yet he will stand as an independent against Labour in Islington North

Jeremy Corbyn gave his strongest hint yet on Monday that he will stand as an independent against Labour in Islington North.

The Independent UK

Corbyn says he will ‘have a think’ about standing to be mayor of London

Former Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn was speaking to an audience at the Edinburgh Fringe on Saturday.

The National (Scotland)

Festival season: Everything Scottish politics fans need to know

Humza Yousaf, Nicola Sturgeon and more have dates lined up.

The Guardian - UK

Dining across the divide: ‘When he mentioned the economic benefits of the EU, my response was: for whom?’

They are both on the left, but could they agree on Brexit, Jeremy Corbyn’s leadership qualities or whether Keir Starmer is an eel?

Evening Standard

OPINION - Why Nigel Farage has done Keir Starmer a favour

Why did the 2017 and 2019 general elections produce two starkly different results? Both took place in the shadow of the EU referendum, both times Labour put up Jeremy Corbyn as its candidate for prime minister, and even when the Tories switched from Theresa May to Boris Johnson, they in…

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