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Farage hits back at fellow Reform MP who said he has ‘messianic qualities’

Rupert Lowe said Nigel Farage needed to ‘learn to delegate’.

Evening Standard

Jess Phillips honours femicide victims and says Government will ‘push harder’

Ms Phillips has read the names of women killed by men every year for a decade – this year being her first as a Home Office minister.

Evening Standard

MP calls for inclusive maternity care as NHS was ‘unprepared for body like mine’

Labour’s Marie Tidball, who has lived with a disability all her life, said she lost her confidence following her experience of pregnancy.

Evening Standard

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Labour MPs 'expecting biggest rebellion yet' over welfare cuts

LABOUR MPs are predicting the biggest rebellion of this Parliament to date over Rachel Reeves’ planned welfare cuts, it has been reported.

The National (Scotland)

MP recalls online abuse as she urges women to continue entering politics

Rosie Wrighting spoke of her own experiences during a debate on International Women’s Day.

Evening Standard

Reform faces split as Farage hits back over ‘messianic’ criticism

Nigel Farage calls Rupert Lowe ‘utterly completely wrong’ after Reform MP criticised his leadership style

The Guardian - UK

Ireland not at point of dropping case on Legacy Act, Harris says

Ireland is still not at the point of dropping its interstate case against the UK over the contentious Legacy Act, the Irish deputy premier has said.

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Tory donations twice as high as Labour’s in last part of 2024

Conservatives raised nearly £2m, Labour £1m and Reform £280,000 from donors in last three months of year

The Guardian - UK

Planned changes to worship in Scottish schools branded 'wholly inadequate'

PLANS to make changes to religious observance in Scottish schools have been branded “wholly inadequate” after MSPs from a variety of parties…

The National (Scotland)

Dining across the divide: ‘I was expecting a staunch Tory, pro death-penalty, climate nihilist’

One is a former conservative voter, the other finds Starmer too rightwing. Can they agree on the death penalty, net zero and taxing the rich?

The Guardian - UK

‘They used us for cover and for sex’: How undercover officers deceived women for decades in chilling Spycops scandal

Five women have told their stories on cameras for the first time, after being deceived into long-term relationships designed to spy on their activism

The Independent UK

Cabinet minister criticised for ‘reheated mish-mash of party political lines’

Shadow Commons leader Jesse Norman accused Cabinet minister Lucy Powell of ‘evasions’ at the despatch box.

Evening Standard

Revealed: peer’s offer to get meetings with ministers for potential client

House of Lords’ Richard Dannatt tells undercover reporters he could make introductions, despite ban on lobbying

The Guardian - UK

‘I’m not calling you a liar’: Reform deputy leader clashes with BBC presenter

REFORM UK Deputy Leader Richard Tice delivered a tense interview on BBC’s Good Morning Scotland when pressed on his party's leadership.

The National (Scotland)

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Survey of senior figures reveals doubts about the impact of ‘super councils’

Officials and senior councillors are more positive about the current Government’s approach, but concerns over finances persist.

The Independent UK

Is Rachel Reeves about to fix Britain’s public finances on the backs of the poorest members of society?

THE INDEPENDENT VIEW: Editorial: As the chancellor prepares to present her plans for social security reforms she must assess whether her cost-cutting measures are unnecessarily punitive, or indeed realistic

Evening Standard

British pint to be protected in law as concession leaves Tories flat

Labour declares ‘The pint is safe with us’ after fears were raised over the future of the imperial measure

Evening Standard

Minister ‘pushing for peace’ in Middle East attended jazz club event, MPs hear

MP Ellie Chowns was told Middle East minister Hamish Falconer did not reply to her urgent question as he was ‘in the region pushing for a peace deal’.

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The National (Scotland)

'Nauseating' Labour PR campaign sees young people hail defence spending hike

Downing Street has been blasted for a “nauseating” film featuring young people hailing Labour’s plans to hike military spending ...

The National (Scotland)

Ian Murray's letter supporting a global ban on nuclear weapons – in full

SCOTTISH Secretary Ian Murray has sparked confusion after backing the UK’s nuclear weapons in the Commons – just weeks after saying he would…

The National (Scotland)

Keir Starmer urged to request extradition of Tate brothers to UK

Liberal Democrats leader Ed Davey has called on the Prime Minister to request the urgent extradition of Andrew Tate and his brother to the UK.

The National (Scotland)

Scottish Labour silent as Rachel Reeves to cut billions in welfare

Scottish Labour have remained silent amid reports that Rachel Reeves is planning billions of pounds of cuts to welfare spending ...

The National (Scotland)

'Relentless disregard': Fury as Westminster AGAIN snubs Scottish city for funding

A Scottish city has been snubbed for UK funding – with Westminster accused of “relentless disregard” for the area ...

The National (Scotland)

Members of Lords involved in 'serious misconduct' at Westminster, watchdog warns

PEERS have been behind serious misconduct against parliamentary colleagues, it has been revealed at Westminster, in the face of a Tory call to gag…

Evening Standard

Swinney hails ‘phenomenal contribution’ of senior ministers set to step down

Finance Secretary Shona Robison and Transport Secretary Fiona Hyslop have both said they will not stand for election in 2026.

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