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Police order to tackle anti-social behaviour in West Bridgford extended to ponds and green spaces

'Anti-social behaviour is never acceptable', said one resident. Rushcliffe Borough Council has given Nottinghamshire Police more power to fight crime in the area

Nottingham Post

Tory minister sacked after ‘inappropriate behaviour’ claim has whip restored

Conor Burns accuses Liz Truss government of ‘stitch-up’, alleging he was ’thrown to the wolves’

The Independent UK

Tunisia's UGTT union says elections expected this month 'have no colour or taste'

Tunisia's parliamentary elections later this month "have no colour and taste" and are a result of a constitution that does not enjoy national unanimity, said the leader of the powerful UGTT Union on Saturday, in his clearest comments rejecting the vote to date.

Reuters

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Tory MP rape claims must be properly investigated before party takes action, minister says

Business Minister Kevin Hollinrake said it is important to establish the facts after a senior MP was reportedly accused of a series of assaults

The Independent UK

Tory MP rape claims must be properly investigated, minister says

Business Minister Kevin Hollinrake said it is important to establish the facts after a senior MP was reportedly accused of a series of assaults.

The Independent UK

Liz Truss took ‘Spinal Tap approach’ to running the country, says former aide

Ex-PM was determined to ‘turn it up to 11 and, only if necessary, turn it down again’ – just like spoof ‘loudest band’

The Independent UK

Sinn Fein leader Mary Lou McDonald will not rule out forming government with Fine Gael despite 'long shot'

The Sinn Fein president made the remarks on RTE’s The Late Late Show

Irish Mirror

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Kirsten Oswald to step down as SNP deputy leader at Westminster

KIRSTEN Oswald has announced she will step down as the SNP's deputy Westminster leader.

The National (Scotland)

Tory MP who declared ‘God save the King of Bahrain’ in speech received £10k in hospitality from regime

‘Lavish trips’ funded by autocracies are ‘seriously damaging to our democracy’, parliamentarians say

The Independent UK

COVID-19 'complicated' Liberals' SA election campaign but not sole factor in loss, review finds

An internal review has found the former South Australian government's handling of the COVID-19 pandemic was not the sole factor that lost the Liberal Party the state election.

ABC News

Keir Starmer promises 'change within Scotland' as he rejects SNP referendum call

EXCLUSIVE: In a joint interview with the Record, Starmer and Scots Labour leader Anas Sarwar addressed the independence question and spoke of the plan for greater powers for Holyrood.

Daily Record

MP in line to be next SNP Westminster leader had 'concerns' with energy giant windfall tax plan

MP for Aberdeen South Stephen Flynn claimed a stand-alone tax could hit jobs.

Daily Record

Liberal Party dumps conservative Noel McCoy for Castle Hill pre-selection over COVID criticisms

The NSW government is facing another pre-selection debacle after the far-right lawyer expected to replace the Transport Minister was dumped in a shock move by the Liberal Party.

ABC News

'I've had **** poured over my head over affair,' says Hancock as he goes back to work following £400,000 TV appearance

Disgraced former minister bemoans consequences of his rule-breaking affair and says he wants 'forgiveness' from the public

Wales Online

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The Independent UK

Prince William and Biden’s Boston meeting encounters rail worker protests

Their meeting took place at the John F Kennedy Presidential Library before Earthshot Awards

ABC News

Brisbane councillors trade allegations over inappropriate behaviour in chambers

Brisbane City Council meeting standards have been called into question after one councillor repeatedly turned his back on others in the chambers.

ABC News

How David Littleproud's electorate reacted to his Voice to Parliament announcement

Traditional custodians in the seat of Maranoa say they were expecting the Nationals leader to give them a call, but the phone never rang.

The Guardian - UK

‘Enough is enough’: wave of strikes led by ‘fantastic’ women, says Frances O’Grady

As she steps down, outgoing TUC general secretary says female workers’ jobs are undervalued

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All the MPs standing down at the next general election as Matt Hancock pursues ‘new possibilities’ - OLD

Matt Hancock is to stand down as he looks to “influence the public debate” outside Parliament

Bangkok Post

The rise and fall of the minnow parties

Now the charter court has issued a ruling on the election system, all political parties are effectively gearing up for the next poll. With all in place, some pundits even entertain the idea that Prime Minister Prayut Chan-o-cha might call for a House dissolution at any time.

The Independent UK

Michael Gove says he will not stand down amid rumours he would quit next general election

Tory MP says he is ‘addicted to public service’ and will not follow in footsteps of Sajid Javid and Dehenna Davison

The Independent UK

Rishi Sunak urged to say what senior Tories knew about MP sexual assault and rape claims

MP facing the allegations has not been suspended by the party

Chronicle Live

North East mayor talks: Path clearing for Durham to join multi-billion pound devolution deal

Levelling up secretary Michael Gove is understood to be keen on having County Durham join six of its northern neighbours in a deal to reshape the region's political landscape

Daily Mirror

'The main change of the year? The talentless Tories are now openly trolling us'

Brian Reade has been quiet since August, but he's back... and has three choice words for the broken Government

The National (Scotland)

Supreme Court ruling 'not the end of the road' for Scottish independence, expert says

Professor Nicola McEwen, an expert in constitutional issues, said the Supreme Court ruling simply kicked the issue back into the political sphere.

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