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OPINION - If you don't want asylum seekers staying in hotels, ask yourself this simple question

On the bright side, the Government has registered that immigration levels are a problem. The Deputy Prime Minster, Angela Rayner, has warned that immigration is having a “profound impact on society” and that the Government must register “real concerns” about the impact that rapid demographic change is having on society.

Evening Standard

A week off from PMQs can’t save Starmer from awkward questions over welfare bill

Ange takes the reins in Westminster, as the prime minister gets a quizzing at Nato summit

The Guardian - UK

The Philpster exhausts his repertoire with return to Rwanda at PMQs

Ange chalks up a win of sorts as Kemi’s last-minute substitute races downhill through his pet subjects

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‘Happy Christmas, Ange!’ EastEnders’ 40 most memorable moments – from Dirty Den to Dot Cotton

There were landmark gay kisses, characters who returned from the dead and the biggest earrings ever seen on screen. As the soap turns 40, we round-up Walford’s weirdest, wildest and most heartbreaking scenes

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OPINION - Britain is now Europe's work-from-home capital, but Labour seem to think that's a good thing

Job done, then, Ange? There is one respect in which deputy PM Angela Rayner’s business agenda has proved a resounding success. What’s that? you may ask, given the gloom evident in the business community ever since the Chancellor’s “growth” Budget.

Evening Standard

Arteta hails ‘sensational’ Arsenal but Postecoglou unhappy at derby display

Mikel Arteta watched Arsenal pass a major ‘test of attitude’ to drive their Premier League title hopes with a 2-1 derby victory over Tottenham at the Emirates Stadium

The Guardian - UK

Brendan Rodgers explains three Celtic changes, why Maeda doesn't make squad

Daizen Maeda was not fit enough to make Celtic's squad against Dundee.

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Can Rangers come from nine points behind Celtic and lift the Scottish title in May?

Celtic's draw with Dundee United means they are now nine points ahead in the Premiership - but can Rangers come from so far back and triumph?

The National (Scotland)

Ange Postecoglou’s unserious Spurs exposed by serious Liverpool

Spurs can win spectacularly and are a lot of fun but they could have had Arne Slot in 2023 and instead have the same pot of relaunched stasis

The Guardian - UK

Rangers team for Celtic League Cup final named as huge Tavernier call made

Philippe Clement has chosen to make X changes as Rangers take on Celtic at Hampden Park in the Scottish League Cup final today.

The National (Scotland)

Celtic-daft pundit admits Rangers concern ahead of cup final

Cautious Celtic-daft pundit admits Rangers concern ahead of cup final.

The National (Scotland)

Rangers ace Hamza Igamane earns scout mission attention for Celtic clash

Hamza Igamane earns centre of attention for Rangers vs Celtic scout mission.

The National (Scotland)

Ex-Rangers coach departs non-league side after horrific run of form

Ex-Rangers coach departs non-league side after horrendous run of form.

The National (Scotland)

‘Happy Christmas, Ange’ – the best Christmas EastEnders episodes ever

As every festive special from Albert Square lands on iPlayer, here are the 10 ultimate jaw-droppers – from ‘he’s your bruvva’ to the moment that made 30 million people spit out their snowballs

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Ex-Celtic striker tells Rodgers to change UCL tactics & criticises Deila's management

Former Celtic striker Carlton Cole has openly criticised the Scottish champions during a recent interview, using the term ‘Mickey Mouse’ to…

Evening Standard

OPINION - Angela Rayner, stop playing the working class card

Sir Keir Starmer is off to New York and all but the party nerds are drifting away from Liverpool and the Labour party conference. The good news for the PM is that hardly anyone is around for the union debate about the winter fuel payment; the bad is that he’s…

The Independent UK

America’s Got Talent reveals winner for 2024

Winning contestant said $1 million prizepot would allow them to ‘retire in style’

The National (Scotland)

Rangers drawn against Man Utd and face Postecoglou in Europa League

Philippe Clement's side have learned the eight teams they'll face in the Europa League group stage.

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Angela Rayner jets off for Italian weekend

The deputy PM is headed to Naples for a wedding

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5 game-changing updates announced by EA Sports for the new EA FC 25

EA FC 25 arrives on September 27th for all consoles and PC, here are the five biggest changes you need to know about

The Guardian - UK

‘Water just makes you feel better’: the Cornish angling club that’s not about catching fish

On Falmouth pier, volunteer angling coaches and men and women of all ages gather regularly for fresh air, companionship and the mindfulness that comes from casting a rod into the sea

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Victoria May Force Landlords To Install Air-Cons In Their Rentals — Big Surprise, They’re Pissed

Victorian landlords are currently up in arms over the fact they may be forced to install air conditioning in their rental properties.

The National (Scotland)

Celtic critics were mad to ever doubt Brendan Rodgers during tumultuous season

Former Celtic midfielder Paul Lambert has been vindicated in his backing for Brendan Rodgers, and he says his critics were mad to doubt him.

The Independent UK

Family warn XL Bully owners after ‘kind-hearted’ mother killed by pets

Angeline Mahal was found dead at home by her two sons, according to a relative

The Guardian - UK

Angela Rayner on roots, rough edges and being ready for power: ‘You can’t go through the childhood I had and not have any fallout’

She’s blunt, bolshie and terrifies the Tories. But if Labour gets into government, the deputy leader will be one of the most powerful women in Britain. Bring it on, she says

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