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A constitutional ‘pickle’: how Cameron’s election victory split Buckingham Palace and No 10

The situation posed an awkward point of protocol for mandarins… and their solution would have made Sir Humphrey proud

The Guardian - UK

‘Panicking’ Rishi Sunak in final weekend of campaigning to save his own seat

Rishi Sunak‘s team asked for a hustings to be arranged in his own constituency which was later cancelled as he tries to make sure he saves his own seat

The Independent UK

John Swinney: Postal vote issues risk 'disenfranchising' Scottish voters

THE First Minister has warned the public could become disenfranchised with the crisis surrounding postal votes.

The National (Scotland)

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From Daddy Dragon to AI Steve: The strangest political parties in the general election

From a party named after a pub to one led by a man known as ‘Daddy Dragon’, Jabed Ahmed looks at the fringe candidates providing unusual alternatives during the election

The Independent UK

After the vote: what would happen in the first days of a Starmer government?

Assuming the polls are right, the Labour leader must cram in Nato and European summits while appointing ministers and laying out his plans for parliament

The Guardian - UK

Scottish election officials doing ‘all we can’ amid postal vote delays

Two councils, Edinburgh city council and Fife council, set up emergency centres where residents can cast their vote early

The Guardian - UK

Among the gift shops and Goth daytrippers – meet the ‘Whitby woman’ who could sway the election

Women’s Correspondent Maya Oppenheim talks to undecided, and unimpressed, women voters in the North Yorkshire town about their thoughts on the general election hopefuls

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Is this the end for Jacob Rees-Mogg? ‘I don’t know anyone my age who’s voting for him’

Polls suggest the divisive Tory’s 14-year stint as MP for North East Somerset may be coming to a close – but his mother still backs him

The Guardian - UK

Officials doing 'all we can' as Scots report major delays in receiving postal votes

Officials in Scotland have said they are doing “all we can” to ensure every voter can take part in the General Election amid delays in people…

The National (Scotland)

Which Tory big beasts could lose their seats in the general election?

There may be more than one ‘Portillo moment’ this time, with the chancellor and a former leader among those at risk

The Guardian - UK

Tory deputy chair dismissed sewage crisis as ‘political football’

Angela Richardson accuses campaigners against polluted water of putting Conservative MPs in danger

The Guardian - UK

Security minister Tom Tugendhat fails to rule out Tory leadership bid if Rishi Sunak quits

Tonbridge MP in frame once more as Conservatives look to life after Sunak

Evening Standard

Nigel Farage: I've done more 'than anybody else alive' to combat far-right

NIGEL Farage has claimed that he has done more “than anybody else alive” to combat the far-right in the UK.

The National (Scotland)

From potholes to HS2, transport gets voters going – but some solutions are unsayable

As Labour and Tories promise rail reform and court motorists, many experts think road pricing is inevitable

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Caroline Lucas: Labour must pursue social justice while tackling climate crisis

Outgoing Green MP calls for combined strategy to ensure net zero will not be done ‘on the backs of the poor’

The Guardian - UK

Unpaid UK carers ‘face financial hit that can last decades’

Loss of income, curbs on benefits and soaring bills are piling pressure on people caring for family members

The Guardian - UK

Who could replace Rishi Sunak as Tory leader if he loses the election?

Likely contenders for party’s sixth leader in eight years could depend partly on who survives a big defeat

France 24

'Conspiracy of silence': Why Brexit has been largely absent from UK election campaign

With less than a week to go before the UK's general election, the opposition Labour Party appears on course for a resounding victory. But unlike with the last election in 2019, one word has been almost absent from the campaign trail: Brexit. Why has there been so little discussion of…

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The Guardian - UK

What time will we know who won? Hour-by-hour guide to election night

Want to catch a few results before bed, or see it through to the moment of reckoning? We’ve got you covered

The National (Scotland)

'Indy support not good enough – but Labour government will help', Stephen Flynn says

SUPPORT for independence is not yet high enough to break away from the United Kingdom – but a Labour government at Westminster will “help…

The National (Scotland)

Second place may be SNP's best hope in constituency where Labour look dominant

THE constituencies in which it’s hardest to find much reason for SNP optimism in this General Election are the seven that were actually won by…

The National (Scotland)

In Douglas Ross's successor constituency, Tories' luck may have run out

VOTERS in this new constituency may be rather puzzled as to why the incumbent MP for the predecessor seat of Moray, the Scottish Conservative leader…

The Guardian - UK

John Swinney voices concern over postal vote delays in Scotland

First minister says voters being disfranchised because some ballots yet to arrive with school holidays due to begin

Evening Standard

Ed Davey: Lib Dems are winning back trust after 2010 U-turn on pledge to scrap tuition fees

The Lib Dem leader said he had learned ‘big lessons’ after the backlash following the decision to hike university fees

The Guardian - UK

Lib Dems have regained trust of voters after coalition years, says Ed Davey

Leader tells BBC he was ‘not proud’ of every decision he took in government from 2010 to 2015 and had made sure his party listened to voters again

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