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The worrying rise of divisive MPs like Kemi Badenoch

Letter: Paul McGilchrist deplores the dogmatic, tin-eared stridency that has become the hallmark of some politicians. Plus letters from Dr Anthony Isaacs and Paula Jones

The Guardian - UK

Green party’s ‘progressive politics’ leaves members out in the cold

Letters: Readers respond to a piece by Neal Lawson on the party’s decision to expel activists who united to oust Jeremy Hunt

The Guardian - UK

Labour MP tweeted about giving drunk homeless man in London's Covent Garden 'massive elbow to the ribs'

Lauren Edwards was forced to apologise after old Tweets resurfaced

Evening Standard

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‘Like a submarine’: Tories criticise Kemi Badenoch’s low profile during riots

The Conservative leadership candidate has been described as ‘missing in action’, despite role as shadow communities secretary

The Guardian - UK

Man, 69, given prison sentence for violent disorder in English riots

Retired welder William Morgan thought to be oldest person charged as a result of recent unrest

The Guardian - UK

Humza Yousaf: I f***** up by sacking Scottish Greens from government

Former first minister Humza Yousaf has said he “f***** up” in his sacking of the Scottish

The National (Scotland)

OPINION - What are the culture wars? Allow me to explain...

People who like to look on the bright side of life are starting to say the culture wars are over now because they didn’t seem to play much part in the last election.

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Suspended Labour councillor arrested over video ‘urging people to cut throats’

Ricky Jones arrested after video showed him apparently calling for violence against ‘Nazi fascists’

The Guardian - UK

Labour donor awarded plum job in Treasury after £5000 gift to Chancellor

A BANKER who donated more than £20,000 to Labour and worked for the party in the lead up to the General Election has been awarded a plum job in…

The National (Scotland)

Dining across the divide: ‘Sometimes to be more environmentally friendly you have to sacrifice green land’

They agreed it’s important to build communities and houses people want to live in, but what happened when they discussed renting v buying?

The Guardian - UK

Scottish Tory MP warns against 'blue-on-blue' attacks while criticising Murdo Fraser

A SENIOR Scottish Tory has urged party members not to engage in “blue-on-blue attacks” after criticising a leadership candidate’s proposal to…

The National (Scotland)

Labour MP ignores 'orders from party' and attends anti-fascist protest

A LABOUR MP has attended an anti-fascist demonstration despite reports senior party figures had instructed its MPs not to do so...

The National (Scotland)

Nursery cuts Labour councillor banned from meeting after berating colleague

A LABOUR councillor has been rapped by the standards watchdog for “intimidating” a colleague – after he was challenged over voting to cut…

The National (Scotland)

Met Police arrest ten suspects in Whitehall far-right disorder in dawn raids

Homes raided across the capital after violence by thugs in Whitehall on July 31

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Final child injured in Southport attack discharged from hospital, as family criticise riots – as it happened

In a statement released by police, the family said: ‘We were deeply saddened by the recent disorder and the attacks on our police force’

The Guardian - UK

Reform UK chair was member of Conservatives until last week

Exclusive: Zia Yusuf’s membership remained active until last week, when it was revoked after being pointed out by the Guardian

The National (Scotland)

SNP members urged to back 'using devolved tax powers to the max' at conference

THE SNP government must “press further in the creative use of existing land and tax powers” to combat the impact of austerity, according to…

The Guardian - UK

We must be tough on the rioters, and tough on the causes

Letters: The far-right demonstrations require a firm law-and-order response, but also a positive plan for renewal, writes Nick Forbes. Plus letters from Tufail Hussain of Islamic Relief UK and Raj Parkash

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First Minister and Police Scotland brief party leaders on far-right threat

JOHN Swinney and Police Scotland have held a briefing with party leaders in Scotland following days of far-right violence in England and Northern…

Evening Standard

OPINION - Why it doesn't really matter who the vice president is (until the president dies)

Political attacks are difficult to get right, because there is often a yawning chasm between the messenger and the target audience. You may believe – with every fibre of your being – that your opponent is cruel, evil, a danger to all people everywhere. But so what?

The Guardian - UK

Simon Burall obituary

Campaigner who sought to remedy democratic deficits by embedding the voices of ordinary citizens in institutions

The Guardian - UK

Politicians: there’s an easy remedy to the violence we’re seeing across the UK. Start telling the truth

Governments were scared to look soft on asylum seekers. In that vacuum, lies flourished, says Guardian writer Diane Taylor

The Guardian - UK

Robert Jenrick criticised for saying people shouting ‘Allahu Akbar’ should be arrested

Tory leadership candidate’s comments around far-right protests described as nasty, divisive and ignorant

The National (Scotland)

Tory leadership hopeful says people shouting 'Allahu Akbar' should be arrested

A TORY leadership contender has said people who shout “Allahu Akbar” should be “immediately arrested” by police.

The Guardian - UK

Here’s the real crisis facing the Tories: their older voters are dying off, and nobody’s replacing them

People used to shift rightwards with age. But the Conservatives have destroyed that prospect, and there’s no easy way out, says sociology lecturer Phil Burton-Cartledge

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