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Hundreds of voters were turned away from Bolton’s polling stations through lack of photo-ID

Hundreds of voters across Bolton were turned away from polling stations because of the new ID requirements at the local elections earlier this month. The new rule requiring that people voting at polling stations present an accepted form of photo iden

Manchester Evening News

Electoral watchdog warns Humza Yousaf of five key deadlines over party finances

AN electoral watchdog has warned the First Minister of five “urgent” deadlines the party must meet to avoid further issues with party finances.

The National (Scotland)

Nigel Farage 'regrets' election pact that helped Boris Johnson win landslide

The former Brexit Party leader pulled candidates from the 317 seats the Conservatives won at the 2017 election to give the Tories a clear run to power - but he now regrets the move

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Seven million could vote tactically at next General Election mainly to target Tories

Half of adults would prefer one party to win an overall majority at the next election

Evening Standard

Commons standards tsar: ‘depressingly disillusioning’ when leaders let us down

Parliamentary Commissioner for Standards Daniel Greenberg said working in Westminster could also be inspiring.

The Independent UK

Undisclosed lockdown events occurred at both Downing Street and Chequers

AROUND a dozen previously undisclosed gatherings at both Chequers and Downing Street reportedly held during Covid have been referred to the police…

The National (Scotland)

‘Will the last Tory please turn out the lights’: WhatsApp messages reveal turmoil in the Conservative Party

Panicking Tory MPs warned the party is on course to turn into a ‘skip fire’ and could even ‘die’

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First it was no to Polish plumbers, then Afghan refugees. Now the right doesn’t want any migrants at all

This week’s furore over entirely legal migration proves it was never the kind of foreigner you were, simply your foreignness, writes Guardian columnist Aditya Chakrabortty

The Guardian - UK

Nottinghamshire MP accuses council of 'playing towns off against each other' over Government funding

The council says it wants the whole area to benefit from various pots of Government funding

Nottingham Post

Labour leads Tories in poll on immigration as figures set to show migration rise

Ipsos found trust in the Conservatives’ handling of immigration had fallen, while the public is split on the priority for migration policy.

The Independent UK

Tensions erupt as Wirral Council elects new leader

Labour was accused of entering a "coalition of power" with the Conservatives

Liverpool Echo

Battle for Birkenhead is on as Wirral MPs set out their stalls

Both Mick Whitley and Alison McGovern have made their cases for the Labour Birkenhead nomination

Liverpool Echo

Rishi Sunak under pressure to cancel Boris Johnson’s honours list

Critics say it is wrong for former PM to send friends to Lords while he is still under police investigation over Partygate

The Guardian - UK

Undisclosed Covid-era Johnson events occurred at both Chequers and Downing Street

As Johnson allies allege politically motivated stitch up, government sources say approximately 12 potentially illegal events were reported to police

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Labour to restore whip to Neil Coyle after suspension over drunken abuse

Bermondsey MP had whip removed last year after complaint by reporter Henry Dyer about racist comments

The Guardian - UK

The Guardian view on Johnson’s legacy: Sunak is trapped by his own complicity

Editorial: The prime minister pitched his government as a restoration of competence and integrity, but his bluff has been called

The National (Scotland)

Inside Westminster: SNP MPs calm as polls show party losses

A FEELING of zen-like calm hangs over SNP MPs in the midst of two polls which either show them to be haemorrhaging seats or rapidly losing grip of…

The Independent UK

Previous punishments for MPs which could set bar for 10-day Boris Johnson suspension

Sanction of 10 days or more could destroy former PM’s political future by threatening by-election

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The Independent UK

The battle for Boris’s secret WhatsApps: Tory frustration as ex-PM ‘drags down party’

Tory MPs ‘seething’ over new row involving Johnson, as ex-PM cuts ties with government-appointed lawyers

The Independent UK

Rees-Mogg questions whether Government seeks to remain aligned with EU

He was speaking as MPs debated Lords amendments to the Retained EU Law (Revocation and Reform) Bill.

Newsroom.co.nz

Hipkins digs deep to show his softer side on Sunday

Labour’s election-year congress this weekend is all about Chris Hipkins, from an announcement in an area closest to his heart to a speech explaining what makes him tick

The Guardian - UK

The country stopped caring whether Boris Johnson broke the rules – thank goodness the civil service didn’t

It might feel better to move on, but as long as we’re still living with the terrifying consequences of his reign, he still matters, says Guardian columnist Zoe Williams

Chronicle Live

Public response to North East mayor and £4bn devolution deal branded 'really disappointing'

From a vast area with a combined population of around two million people, there were just 3,235 responses to an eight-week public consultation on the historic plans

The National (Scotland)

Labour welcome back MP after suspension for 'abusive language with racial overtones'

NEIL Coyle has had the Labour whip restored following his suspension after he used “abusive language with racial overtones”.

The Independent UK

Rachel Reeves aligns Labour with Biden on economy in ‘securonomics’ speech

In a talk at the Peterson Institute in Washington, she also suggested the current Brexit deal would be ‘reviewed’ under a Labour government by 2025.

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