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Audience laughs at Keir Starmer as Labour leader repeatedly ducks question

FIONA Bruce repeatedly challenged Keir Starmer over his previous statement that Jeremy Corbyn would make a great prime minister...

The National (Scotland)

Fiona Bruce slated for 'blatant attempt' to shut down John Swinney on Brexit

FIONA Bruce interrupted First Minister John Swinney around 20 times during his half-hour grilling on Question Time.

The National (Scotland)

Jeremy Corbyn, John McDonnell and Diane Abbott among dozen of Leftwingers standing in London at election

Ex-Labour leader Mr Corbyn is close to pulling off a shock win in Islington North, according to a poll

Evening Standard

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John Swinney gets applause from Question Time audience with indyref2 argument

JOHN Swinney drew applause from a live TV audience when he set out why he believed in the right to fight for a second referendum...

The National (Scotland)

How to see off the threat of Reform? I found one answer on the streets of Boston and Skegness

In the leave-voting Lincolnshire towns, I witnessed a rare sight: a Tory unafraid to stand up to Farage’s party, writes Guardian columnist Gaby Hinsliff

The Guardian - UK

Polling for Greens suggests party could take two rural seats from Tories

Exclusive: Green co-leader Adrian Ramsay says poll shows party is moving beyond traditional urban strongholds

The Guardian - UK

Party leaders grilled by public in election Question Time – experts dissect the key issues

In one of the last in a string of special election broadcasts, Prime Minister Rishi Sunak, Labour leader Keir Starmer, Liberal Democrat leader Ed Davey and Scotland’s first minister, the SNP leader John Swinney, have faced questions from a live audience on BBC Question Time.

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Jeremy Corbyn would have been better PM than Boris Johnson, says Keir Starmer

Sir Keir was grilled on BBC Question Time over whether he believed Corbyn would have made a ‘great’ prime minister

The Independent UK

Former Tory minister vows to vote Labour over party’s climate failures

Exclusive: Chris Skidmore, ex-energy minister, says Rishi Sunak’s bid to turn net zero into culture war issue is ‘greatest tragedy of his premiership’

The Guardian - UK

Labour pledge to ‘relight fire of regions’ with 10-year R&D budgets

The party said it would support 650,000 ‘new high-quality jobs’.

The Independent UK

UK PM Sunak 'Angry' After Party Figures Ensnared In Election Betting Scandal

Prime Minister Rishi Sunak said Thursday he was "incredibly angry" after more Conservative Party figures were put under investigation over alleged bets placed on the UK general election date.

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Rishi Sunak in live TV grilling over claims Tory candidates bet on election date

Rishi Sunak backed the “full force of the law” being thrown against any Tory figures if they were found to have illegally bet on the election day as the row threatened to inflict another blow on his struggling campaign.

Evening Standard

Hip-hop mimes and breast jokes win Farage a valuable gen Z following

Reform leader’s strategy to engage with young voters online pays off as he hits 776,000 TikTok followers

The Guardian - UK

Islington North Labour chair quits after being spotted campaigning for Corbyn

Sources say Alison McGarry hid behind a hedge when seen by party activists who threatened to report her

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Polls predict a Labour win, but what does this mean for voter turnout?

With result appearing to be sure thing, voters may decide to stay home or wavering Tories could drive changes in turnout

The Independent UK

Sunak warned he has two weeks to persuade Tory voters back from Reform or face humiliation

Sunak is on the ropes as one poll puts Reform ahead of the Tories and a second sees gap close again

The Guardian - UK

Rishi Sunak says he is ‘incredibly angry’ about betting allegations in BBC Question Time election special – as it happened

Prime minister says suspects must face ‘full force of law’ if found guilty; Labour, SNP and Lib Dem leaders speak during programme

The National (Scotland)

Are the Tories running the worst General Election campaign of all time?

It’s hard to fathom how a political party could do any worse at electioneering...

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The Guardian view on the climate and the election: a gulf divides science from policy

Editorial: Politicians must raise their ambitions. The rising threat from high temperatures means the green transition cannot be delayed

The National (Scotland)

Tory candidate 'considering legal action against BBC' amid election betting scandal

THE betting scandal engulfing Rishi Sunak’s faltering campaign intensified when a Tory candidate said she “will be co-operating with the…

The Independent UK

All bets off on trust for the Tories as election gambling scandal engulfs campaign

A new poll has put Reform UK ahead as the Tories go into meltdown about the betting scandal linked to Rishi Sunak’s inner circle

The Independent UK

Who are the five Reform UK candidates predicted to win their seats?

The shock YouGov poll also predicts the Tories would drop to just 108 seats, losing 257 of the seats they won in 2019

The Conversation

Nigel Farage’s Reform is in line for hundreds of thousands in public funding if it wins seats in the election

Nigel Farage’s party, Reform UK, has a reputation for being chaotic and even unprofessional. But winning seats in the House of Commons would be a significant step on the road to becoming a political party akin to all the others.

The Conversation

How the UK’s social security system stopped tackling poverty

The cost of living is the most important issue for many voters this election. It’s no surprise why. In 2022, nearly 4 million people in the UK experienced destitution, meaning they could not meet their basic physical needs such as having enough to eat and staying warm.

The Guardian - UK

Polls mask many ‘undecideds’ and fuel Labour worry about mobilising voters

Candidates say situation is more volatile than numbers suggest but no pollsters detect swing back to Conservatives

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