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Pictures from the independence rally on Buchanan Street following Supreme Court's ruling

Thousands gathered on Buchanan Street after the UK Supreme Court decided that a second independence referendum could not be held without permission from Westminster

Glasgow Live

PM admits submitting receipts inappropriately

Prime Minister Fumio Kishida admitted Thursday morning to having submitted receipts that were missing required information when they were attached to a report on income received and expenditures incurred in his campaign for last year's House of Representatives election.

The Japan News/Yomiuri

Top Tory Michael Gove admits he has used private healthcare like Rishi Sunak

The Levelling-Up Secretary said he has 'on occasion' paid to go private rather than use the NHS - where GP waiting times have spiralled and experts warn of a funding crisis

Daily Mirror

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'C***' graffitied on Scots Conservative councillor's office

A probe is underway after "c***" was scrawled on the office door of a Conservative councillor in Glasgow’s City Chambers.

The National (Scotland)

Grattan on Friday: David Pocock has only just arrived in the Senate and now he's negotiating with the PM

He wouldn’t relish the comparison, but at the start of the Albanese government Senate crossbencher David Pocock finds himself with the sort of pivotal power independent Brian Harradine enjoyed during the early Howard years.

The Conversation

Starmer ignoring concerns of Black and Asian communities, members warn

Exclusive: Members say the party risks alienating voters by failing to address key issues

The Independent UK

New poll finds half of Scots would vote SNP for independence at next general election

The First Minister announced on Wednesday that her party would use the next election as a de facto referendum on Scottish independence.

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Supreme Court Questions ‘Lightning Speed’ In Appointment Of Arun Goel As Election Commissioner

"What was that prevailed upon the government to initiate the process in a manner that everything has to be done within the shortest possible time and super fast?" asked the bench. Read on for details:

Dynamite News

Keir Starmer wins Politician of the Year at right-wing Spectator magazine awards

LABOUR leader Sir Keir Starmer won Politician of the Year at the Spectator awards on Monday evening.

The National (Scotland)

'Almost hilarious': Douglas Ross STILL says UK is a voluntary Union

AN interview in which Scottish Conservative leader Douglas Ross insisted the UK is a voluntary Union has been described as “almost hilarious”.

The National (Scotland)

Victoria’s major parties look to contingency funds as part of election commitment costings

Both Labor and the Coalition claim they could achieve forecast surpluses after releasing their costings

The Guardian - AU

The Leader podcast: Is indyref2 dead?

Scotland's First Minister Nicola Sturgeon plans her next move

Evening Standard

Only time will tell if the Nacc will be the ‘big broom’ promised to sweep through our corridors of power

While some still have faith in politics’ ability to self-correct, others hope greater disruption will bring stronger trust

The Guardian - AU

Former Met PC convicted of assaulting woman would have been thrown out of force, says panel

Ex-Met PC Jack Greenaway was convicted of actual bodily harm after assault on woman in south London

Evening Standard

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Labor, Coalition promise billion-dollar surpluses in three years as pre-election costings revealed

Labor claims it can return the budget to a surplus exceeding $1b by 2026, while the Coalition says under its plan that figure would be $11.3b. Both parties are relying on raiding contingency funds.

Reuters

Quotes- Reaction to Anwar Ibrahim's appointment as Malaysian prime minister

Malaysia's king appointed long-time opposition leader Anwar Ibrahim as prime minister on Thursday, ending five days of unprecedented post-election crisis after inconclusive polls.

ABC News

Liberal candidate Bill Tilley denies using aggressive language against independent in Benambra seat stoush

The Liberal Party candidate for the seat of Benambra has been accused of using "threatening and intimidating language and behaviour" towards another candidate for the seat.

The Independent UK

Half of Scots would vote SNP for independence at next general election – poll

The snap poll was carried out after the UK Supreme Court said the Scottish Parliament does not have the power to legislate for another indyref.

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The Guardian - UK

Thursday briefing: Nicola Sturgeon’s bid for a second Scottish referendum isn’t over … yet

In today’s newsletter: the UK supreme court shot down a legal attempt to force another vote. But that doesn’t mean the SNP is out of options

The Guardian - AU

Afternoon Update: Labor, Coalition team up on anti-corruption bill; ABC reboots Mother and Son; and a heartbreaking paramedic response

Legislation on federal anti-corruption body has passed lower house without amendments to strengthen its powers

The National (Scotland)

What the polls say about Nicola Sturgeon's de-facto referendum plan

IN the hours after yesterday’s UK Supreme Court ruling found that Holyrood cannot legislate for a second independence referendum, the First…

Liverpool Echo

Liverpool Council spending "appalling" £100,000 extra a month on senior interim roles

Opposition leader describes situation as "appalling"

The Guardian - AU

Labor orders investigation into government contracts linked to Stuart Robert

Bill Shorten tells parliament that using public office to ‘enrich private mates’ is corruption following newspaper report on Coalition MP

Daily Record

Nicola Sturgeon insists 'Scottish democracy won't become a prisoner of Westminster' following Supreme Court verdict

The First Minister said she would 'seek to find a way in which the people of Scotland can express their views' after the Supreme Court verdict.

Daily Record

Independence issue cannot be left, it must be addressed by UK Government now

Record View: A new agreement must be reached that respects the right of the Scottish people to choose our future.

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