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The Latest Breaking News on UK Politics

Labour’s pro-business lullaby sends movers and shakers into a blissful sleep

Toxic Tories have run themselves out as Starmer brings out the big hitters for a day at the Oval

The Guardian - UK

To build trust with voters, Keir Starmer must be honest with them

Letters: The Labour leader must have the courage to make clear the link between taxes and robust public services, writes Peter Riddle. Plus letters from Martin Wicks, Dr Stefan Hawlin and Bernie Evans

The Guardian - UK

It’s time for Labour to kick back against the Tory attacks. This is where it should start

Why is £28bn of green spending endlessly scrutinised while the Conservatives get a free pass on their new round of painful austerity, asks Guardian columnist Polly Toynbee

The Guardian - UK

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OPINION - Labour is the 'party of business' declares Keir Starmer (and every leader before him)

Labour is the party of business. Don't take my word for it, Keir Starmer said it this afternoon. Addressing Labour's Business Conference (sponsored by Bloomberg, in a declaration of message discipline), the leader talked of a new partnership with business, creating the conditions for it to succeed and support sustainable…

Evening Standard

Of course Nicola Sturgeon cried at the Covid inquiry – her fatal flaws have been exposed

From shocking levels of secrecy to control-freakery, her handling of the pandemic speaks to serious problems with her leadership, says journalist Dani Garavelli

The Guardian - UK

Dining across the divide: ‘We have to get over the public school obsession that Britain is something great’

One is happy the UK left the EU, the other thinks Brexit only empowered the wealthy elite. Guess which one reckons the climate crisis is solvable?

The Guardian - UK

OPINION - The Standard View: There is no room for violence and threats in our politics

It would be to overlook the tragic murders of outstanding public servants such as Sir David Amess MP and Jo Cox MP, or the stabbing of Stephen Timms MP, to suggest that Britain has been free of political violence in recent years.

Evening Standard

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Sir Ed Davey says sorry to Horizon victims for 'not seeing through Post Office lies'

Davey has been repeatedly targeted by Tory MPs since the Post Office scandal returned to the headlines

Evening Standard

Labour rules out raising corporation tax above 25% in next parliament

Shadow chancellor Rachel Reeves tells business summit of measures to boost investment, productivity and certainty

The Guardian - UK

Labour makes surprise 25% corporation tax pledge in new City charm offensive

Party also vows to get more women into boardrooms, saying financial services can't thrive by 'ignoring the talents of half of the workforce'

Evening Standard

Horizon scandal: Ed Davey sorry he ‘did not see through Post Office lies’

Lib Dem leader, who was business minister from 2010 to 2012, apologises for first time over his role in scandal

The Guardian - UK

Mike Freer on quitting as MP: I narrowly avoided David Amess killer

Justice minister explains to BBC why he is standing down from London seat at next election over safety fears

The Guardian - UK

With UK PM under pressure, is Labour on track for a landslide election win?

Polling suggests a huge defeat for the Conservatives later this year. Professor Tim Bale says it’s too early to predict.

Al Jazeera

Starmer says Labour would level up workers’ rights in way not attempted for decades – as it happened

Labour leader tells conference that reforms ‘may not please everyone in room’

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Jeremy Hunt plays down talk of spring budget tax cut after IMF warning

Chancellor says less room now for spring giveaway despite being widely thought to be gearing up for cuts

The Guardian - UK

Frustration in Labour ranks over Reeves’s refusal to reinstate bankers’ bonus cap

Shadow chancellor is warned that decision will be unpopular with voters, including those in ‘red wall’ seats

The Guardian - UK

Overhaul UK ministers’ ethics system, cross-party commission urges

Group draws up 100 proposals, including that ministers swear oath to uphold a new code of standards

Evening Standard

City Hall public meeting moved online due to fears for Sadiq Khan's safety

The London Assembly’s Tory group accused the mayor of 'running scared of scrutiny'

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International Business Times

UK Govt Publishes N.Ireland Deal Aimed At Ending Deadlock

The United Kingdom government on Wednesday outlined its proposals to get the Northern Ireland assembly back up and running after a political deadlock of nearly two years caused by divisions over post-Brexit trade rules.

The Guardian - UK

Northern Ireland: what does the new post-Brexit deal mean?

Trade rules aim to alleviate DUP opposition to the Irish Sea border and restore power sharing

The Guardian - UK

Nicola Sturgeon at the Covid inquiry: by turns defensive, lawyerly and very raw

Trust in Scotland’s former first minister has ebbed since the height of the pandemic, as evidence reveals a presidential leadership style that came to exhaust her

The Guardian - UK

Don’t worry, little people. Nicola Sturgeon can run this Covid inquiry for you

What about these missing WhatsApp messages? Who better to decide what is relevant than the former first minister herself?

The Guardian - UK

DPP appeals to supreme court in case of protesters who called MP ‘Tory scum’

Exclusive: Move follows high court ruling that it was reasonable for them to have called Iain Duncan Smith the term

The Guardian - UK

The Guardian view on customs borders: Northern Ireland deal highlights broken Brexit promises

Editorial: Whether in the Irish Sea or the Channel, the legacy of separation from the single market is pointless friction and economic pain

The Guardian - UK

The Guardian view on Rishi Sunak’s tax plans: stop trying to buy votes

Editorial: The IMF is right: Downing Street is taking a foolish risk by putting tax cuts before public spending

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