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With every ‘reset’ having failed, nothing is coming good for Rattled Rishi

Labour has sustained a 20-point poll lead all year, completely confounding Tory hopes of a recovery

The Guardian - UK

Farage plans return to ‘help Reform UK make election about immigration’

The former Brexit party leader intends to ‘shape politics’ before the UK goes to the polls in 2024, his allies claim

The Guardian - UK

Lisa Cameron slammed for 'deafening silence' on Foreign Office quitting East Kilbride

LISA Cameron has been slammed for her “deafening” silence on the closure of a UK Government office in her constituency – as it was revealed…

The National (Scotland)

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How Stephen Flynn breathed new life into the SNP in Westminster

STEPHEN Flynn is credited by some of his colleagues for overseeing a quiet revolution in the operation of the SNP’s Westminster group.

The National (Scotland)

Rishi Sunak faces election wipeout even if flights to Rwanda take off, top pollster warns

Exclusive: Devastating forecast has Tories heading for landslide defeat – as voters care more about economy and NHS rather than deportation policy

The Independent UK

Labour lead slips to 13 points in poll that shows NHS is voters’ main priority

Sunak’s approval increases slightly after surviving potential rebellion over Rwanda bill

The Guardian - UK

MP Layla Moran’s family trapped inside Catholic church in Gaza City

‘Beyond desperate and terrified’ relatives among hundreds inside compound amid bombing by Israeli forces

The Guardian - UK

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Labour backs away from press reforms after Prince Harry’s phone-hacking court victory

The party has made it clear that Keir Starmer had no intention of reviving the second stage of the Leveson inquiry

The Guardian - UK

Lib Dem MP Layla Moran says family at risk in Gaza 'without food or water' as Israel forces remain close by

Lib Dem MP worried for safety of family going without food and water

Evening Standard

Old-fashioned capitalism can’t help Britain’s lost workers get back in a job

The drive to make ill and disabled people productive again needs joined-up thinking, not a punitive regime of sanctions

The Guardian - UK

‘Unfair’ council tax should be replaced before income tax is raised, says senior MSP

THE Scottish Government should focus on replacing council tax rather than increasing income tax, a senior SNP backbencher has said.

The National (Scotland)

Rishi Sunak accused of misleading public over Tory campaign questionnaire landing on doorsteps

Exclusive: The leaflets were branded misleading and ‘routine party propaganda’

The Independent UK

Supreme Court's indyref2 ruling was 'judicial overreach', top lawyer's advice says

AN extract from legal advice which argues the Supreme Court overreached into judicial activism by blocking Holyrood from holding indyref2 has been…

The National (Scotland)

SNP confirm candidate to run against Angus MacNeil for Western Isles seat

THE SNP have announced their candidate for the Na h-Eileanan an Iar seat at the next General Election ...

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SNP politicians react as ex-Yes strategist says 'slow down' on independence

NO UK party is ever going to put Scotland “on a conveyer belt to independence”, an SNP MP has said, after a former Yes strategist said we need…

Evening Standard

Lobbying sting MP Scott Benton plans appeal against 35-day suspension

He claimed the Commons investigation into him was ‘anything but fair and transparent’.

Evening Standard

OPINION - I'm addicted to old BBC election night broadcasts — this is what I've learnt

On reflection, David Owen was probably too “leading man handsome” to help the SDP break the mould of British politics. That’s right, I’ve been re-watching old BBC election night broadcasts again. This time, it’s back to the Seventies and Eighties for Ted Heath’s miscalculation, Jim Callaghan’s sunny (albeit misplaced) optimism…

The National (Scotland)

FACT CHECK: Ian Murray claims Scots will move to London due to tax rises

“Ian Murray says more Scots will head to London if Humza Yousaf raises taxes” ...

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Mark Drakeford: what the resignation of Wales' first minister means for the country and the Labour party

This week, Mark Drakeford announced his resignation as Wales’ first minister after five years as leader. Back in 2018, Drakeford built his leadership bid on a platform of “21st-century socialism”. As the manifesto reveals, the mantra was rooted in the ideas of “the radical tradition of Welsh socialism”, which would…

Evening Standard

Tory tweet using image of BBC news anchor giving middle finger to attack Labour may have backfired, new study says

The social media move sparked a row among Conservative MPs

Evening Standard

Sadiq Khan targets Tory rival Susan Hall with pickpocketing gag at Christmas bash

Mayor sees first CCTV cameras on Central line as he insists Tube is 'low crime environment'

The National (Scotland)

Labour councillors resign over party's 'right-wing rhetoric' and Gaza stance

SEVERAL Labour councillors have resigned their whip over the party's increasingly "right-wing rhetoric", spelling more trouble for Keir…

The National (Scotland)

Conservative mayor asks UK Government to take back control of council

THE UK’s first devolved mayor has asked the Government to take over running the local council.

The National (Scotland)

Viewers fume as Question Time selects Spectator journalist for appearance yet again

THE BBC’s Question Time is facing criticism over its panel selection as journalist Kate Andrews appeared on the programme yet again.

Evening Standard

Tube strikes: Walkout could come early in New Year as London Underground staff 'split on accepting pay rise'

Vote against pay deal by RMT is likely to mean more strikes on the Underground, probably in early January

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