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Weak Rishi Sunak will SKIP debate on Boris Johnson's pals undermining Partygate probe

The Prime Minister will dodge a Commons debate on the findings of a special report that found seven MPs had tried to to undermine an investigation into Boris Johnson's Partygate lies

Daily Mirror

Dutch PM Mark Rutte to leave politics after collapse of government

Netherlands’ longest serving PM announces decision after coalition resigned in row over immigration

The Guardian - UK

UK has given Russia and China ‘ammunition’ to breach international law — Lammy

The shadow foreign secretary said a future Labour government would have an ‘unwavering respect for the rule of law’.

The Independent UK

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DUP's Carla Lockhart hits out at online abuse from 'faceless trolls'

The Upper Bann MP said she would continue to represent her community despite such personal attacks

Belfast Live

Tory lord blasts ‘significant sizeable wing’ of party as ‘completely and utterly insane’

Lord Vaizey called on Conservative MPs to stop ‘banging on’ about tax cuts

The Independent UK

‘Teflon Mark’ finally comes unstuck as Dutch PM says he will leave politics

Mark Rutte to end stint as the longest-serving leader in nation’s history in wake of his coalition government collapsing over immigration row

The Independent UK

Labour hail 'resounding' win for new East Kilbride West Councillor Kirsty Williams

This is Labour’s best result in the ward since 2010 – and the worst result for the SNP since East Kilbride West was created

Daily Record

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Seventh SNP MP confirms he will not stand in next general election

Falkirk MP John McNally, 72, has said he wants to spend more time with his family after eight years at Westminster.

The Independent UK

People on PIP, ADP or DLA could be due monthly payments of up to £739 next year

The annual benefits uprating in April could also see Attendance Allowance claimants receive up to £417 each month.

Daily Record

Stephen Lawrence's mum voices alarm over slow action on cops who commit crimes

Baroness Doreen Lawrence warns the existing police misconduct and performance processes do not have the trust and confidence of the police or the public - saying they can be "inconsistent and confusing"

Daily Mirror

'I felt enraged': Eljamel surgery victim did not intend to interrupt Humza Yousaf

THE woman who interrupted Humza Yousaf at the SNP Independence Convention has said she did not intend to shout at the First Minister.

The National (Scotland)

SNP exodus continues as seventh MP announces they are standing down at next election

Falkirk MP John McNally said on Twitter on Monday morning that he would not be seeking re-election.

Daily Record

British political giving is increasingly dominated by the rich – it’s a system ripe for abuse

The next UK general election will be the most expensive ever, says Peter Geoghegan, author of Democracy for Sale

The Guardian - UK

‘Years of trauma came out’: surgery victim on interrupting Humza Yousaf

Theresa Mallett spoke out during first minister’s speech to call for public inquiry into Sam Eljamel

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Daily Record

Outgoing climate tsar slams SNP and Tories' record on environmental targets

Lord Deben, who has just finished a 10-year term as chair of the Climate Change Committee, slammed both governments for failing to hit their green targets.

Daily Record

Climate crisis a threat to us all and governments have to act now

The Scottish and UK Governments have to address the climate crisis before it is too late, says Record View.

Daily Record

Half of Scots think Humza Yousaf is doing a bad job after 100 days as First Minister, poll suggests

Some 50 per cent of respondents to the YouGov poll believed that the new First Minister had been doing poorly since taking up the job 100 days ago.

The Guardian - UK

Labour will back global anti-corruption court, David Lammy to say

Shadow foreign secretary to accuse Conservatives of treating international law with cavalier disrespect

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The Independent UK

Lammy in pledge to restore UK Government commitment to international law

The shadow foreign secretary will claim the Government has flouted its international obligations on several occasions in recent years.

Daily Mirror

'Fortune favours the bold and Starmer must know he'll never be forgiven if Labour lose'

Haunted by ghosts of Neil Kinnock in 1992 and Ed Miliband in 2010, defeat snatched from the jaws of victory is the nightmare of increasingly optimistic Labour Shadow Cabinet Ministers

Daily Mirror

Lib Dems back free school meals campaign, piling fresh pressure on Labour

The party's education spokeswoman Munira Wilson told the Mirror that supporting the policy was a "no-brainer" which boost children's health and concentration in class

The National (Scotland)

PM put 'on notice' that General Election result can be used to negotiate independence

THE Prime Minister has been put “on notice” that the next General Election can be used to secure a mandate to negotiate Scottish independence.

The Independent UK

‘I hate tree huggers’: How Starmer apparently exploded over Labour’s green policy

The Labour leader’s outburst followed a presentation from climate and net zero spokesman Ed Miliband

The National (Scotland)

'Growing by the day': Chain of Freedom organisers call for Yes supporters to register

AN independence event which will see Yes supporters linked hand in hand across the breadth of the central belt will be like no other ever held in…

The Independent UK

Just Stop Oil ‘applaud’ George Osborne wedding protest but claim group ‘not responsible’

Former chancellor George Osborne and his wife Thea Rogers were strewn with orange confetti by a woman following their marriage ceremony on Saturday

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