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Who is Kwasi Kwarteng? Sacked Chancellor's privileged life and right-wing views

A long-time ally of Liz Truss, Mr Kwarteng appeared to be a shoo-in to become Chancellor once it was clear she would trounce her rival Rishi Sunak in the Tory leadership race. However, it all went south just 38 days into the job

Daily Mirror

Labour could be ready to abolish House of Lords in major constitutional review

Draft of Gordon Brown review reportedly suggests replacing peers with an assembly of regions and nations

Wales Online

Bench plaque 'in loathing memory' of Boris Johnson causes a stir

Message on seat in Greater Manchester says, 'In loathing memory of Alexander 'Boris' De Pfeffel Johnson. Prime Minister June 2019 to July 2022. Forgotten but not gone'

Wales Online

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New bill vows to stop kleptocrats ‘treating UK as their safe deposit box’

Proposed reforms previously delayed by Boris Johnson reannounced amid accusations Tories are soft on ‘dirty money’

The Guardian - UK

Boris Johnson mistakenly thanks Vladimir Putin instead of Ukraine leader Volodymyr Zelensky

WATCH: The former prime minister quickly realised his mistake and corrected himself during a Commons debate.

Daily Record

Boris Johnson inadvertently thanks Vladimir Putin for ‘inspirational leadership’

The former PM quickly corrected himself, saying he meant Ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelensky.

The Independent UK

Boris Johnson accidentally praises Vladimir Putin's 'inspirational' leadership to MPs

The former Prime Minister, making his first major contribution to a debate as a backbench MP, misspoke and praised the "inspirational leadership" of the Russian warmonger before correcting himself

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Bench plaque 'in loathing memory' of Boris Johnson draws crowds of 'giggling' visitors

Residents in Greater Manchester have been left amused after the plaque was placed on a bench last week - with local businesses noticing an increase of visitors flocking to view the sign

Daily Mirror

National insurance hike to be cancelled from November 6 says Kwarteng

The Chancellor said reversing the tax rise imposed by Boris Johnson’s government will boost growth.

The Independent UK

Bench plaque 'in loathing memory' of Boris Johnson causes a stir in Greater Manchester town

“In loathing memory of Alexander “Boris” De Pfeffel Johnson. Prime Minister June 2019 to July 2022. Forgotten but not gone.”

Manchester Evening News

Who is Kwasi Kwarteng, the UK’s first Black chancellor?

And how does he plan to save the UK’s imperilled economy?

Al Jazeera

Five key reasons support for independence is at an all-time high

A NEW survey has shown that more than half of people north of the Border believe Scotland should be an independent nation.

The National (Scotland)

From Boris to Borgen: MPs and TV writers on what shows about politics get right... and very wrong

With Boris Johnson drama This England about to air, MPs including Jess Phillips and Andrew Mitchell on why they can’t get enough of political shows

Evening Standard

Populism isn’t over. It’s getting an upgrade

Brexit and Trump collided with reality. But rising conservatives like Italy’s Giorgia Meloni are more serious about power

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Evening Standard

More voters turning to Labour as cost-of-living crisis bites

EXCLUSIVE: Ipos survey for The Standard shows support for Labour as most trusted party to ‘reduce cost of living’ hitting 40% for first time

The Guardian - UK

‘Everything is broken because of 12 years of Tory government’ – why can’t Starmer just say it?

Ahead of party conference, the talk is of singing the national anthem. But that’s Labour, always fighting yesterday’s battles, says Guardian columnist Zoe Williams

Chronicle Live

Gary Neville hits out as Liz Truss considers ditching independent regulator for English football

The radical change for English football was approved under Boris Johnson's government in April

The National (Scotland)

Greens mock 'disaster after disaster' for Douglas Ross amid leadership concerns

THE Scottish Tories are suffering “disaster after disaster” according to the Scottish Greens following a number of recent high-profile…

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Evening Standard

This England: how to watch the Boris Johnson drama series

Director Michael Winterbottom says he does not think the ex-prime minister will be ‘flattered’ but hopes he will still tune in

The Guardian - UK

Ed Davey: Truss government is probably most rightwing in modern UK history

Exclusive: Lib Dem leader says refusal to allow OBR scrutiny of mini-budget ‘shows economy is being run by ideology, not a plan’

Daily Mirror

Dishevelled backbencher Boris Johnson 15th MP in line to swear allegiance to King

The ousted Prime Minister, with characteristically ruffled hair, held the King James Bible as he swore his allegiance to the new king as the House of Commons returned following the Queen's funeral

Wales Online

Liz Truss hasn't contacted Mark Drakeford since becoming Prime Minister

It is a long-standing tradition that the new Prime Minister calls the leaders of the devolved nations on the first day of their premiership — and King Charles also reportedly managed it within 24 hours of the Queen's death

Evening Standard

Boris Johnson among MPs who swear allegiance to King on return of Commons after Queen’s funeral

Boris Johnson was among the latest group of MPs to pledge allegiance to the King as the House of Commons met for the first time since the Queen's funeral.

The Independent UK

Johnson pledges allegiance to King as Commons returns following Queen’s funeral

The former prime minister spent time in the queue chatting with DUP MP Sammy Wilson.

Evening Standard

The vanishing US deal is the first of many hard truths Liz Truss will face

After a week of pomp and ceremony, visits from world leaders and reflections on grandeur past, Britain has been brought back down to earth with a bump. There is to be no trade deal with the United States, and that is not likely to change.

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