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A second new nuclear power station at Trawsfynydd is being planned for Wales, says Boris Johnson

The Prime Minister has now put his weight behind new nuclear power stations in Snowdonia and Anglesey

Wales Online

'Red Wall' voters overwhelmingly back nationalised energy and rail, poll finds

A Survation survey for the anti-privatisation group We Own It found the vast majority back public running of water, energy, rail, buses, NHS and Royal Mail

Daily Mirror

Lawbreaking, rich lists and yet another ‘shakeup’: it’s a normal week at Tory HQ

Any bright spots as No 10 continues to put misconduct above problem-solving? Well, Rishi Sunak has £730m to fall back on, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

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Jamie Oliver holds Eton Mess outside No 10 to protest obesity U-turn

Jamie Oliver held a bowl of Eton mess outside Number 10 Downing Street on Friday to protest the Government’s U-turn on its child obesity strategy.

Evening Standard

Nimco Ali says Boris Johnson not behind ‘pushback’ on fining street harassers

No 10 said it was still considering how a ‘specific offence’ could be introduced to deal with wolf-whistling and catcalling.

The Independent UK

‘No fault’ evictions rise by 63% as private renters hit by cost of living crisis

Eviction action higher than before pandemic, as growing number of tenants ‘sucked’ into trouble

The Independent UK

Taoiseach slams Boris Johnson's 'my way or no way' attitude on Northern Ireland Protocol

Micheal Martin has travelled to Belfast to try and break the Assembly impasse

Irish Mirror

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Partygate: five lurking threats that could still damage Boris Johnson

The PM has avoided further fines but, as Sue Gray prepares to publish her full report, he is far from out of the woods

The Guardian - UK

Downing Street fines 'target women and junior staff on low pay disproportionately'

WOMEN and Downing Street staffers on low salaries are reportedly being disproportionately hit by fines over law-breaking in the Prime Minister’s…

The National (Scotland)

Boris Johnson insists he won't block names in Sue Gray report

BORIS Johnson has insisted he will not seek to block names appearing in the Sue Gray inquiry report into partygate and said he is “looking…

The National (Scotland)

Prime Minister's dad Stanley Johnson secures French citizenship

BORIS Johnson’s father has secured French citizenship, reports say.

The National (Scotland)

Boris Johnson says he can't 'magic away' cost of living pressures facing Brits

Ministers are under pressure to do more to help hard-up households hit by rising prices, soaring energy bills and tax hikes

Daily Mirror

Boris Johnson will not block names from Sue Gray report into partygate

In his first comments since the Met Police closed their investigation into partygate, the Prime Minister said he hoped the the Sue Gray report would be published soon.

Daily Record

Most of Britain lives in a bubble — now at last it’s catching up with London

The idea that London is the polar opposite of the rest of Britain in almost every way has taken a firm grip on Westminster. It’s perhaps a species of overcorrection. In the months leading up to the Brexit referendum, Westminster’s forecasters tended to suffer from a London bias — they…

Evening Standard

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The Independent UK

Partygate: Boris Johnson insists No 10 won’t block names appearing in Sue Gray’s report

‘I’m very grateful to the Met for their work,’ PM says after force wraps up investigation into rule-busting parties

Wales Online

Sue Gray will be allowed to 'name names' in partygate report says Boris Johnson

Prime Minister says he's looking forward to seeing the report

The Guardian - UK

Boris Johnson shakes up No 10 operation after Sue Gray criticism

New powers handed to permanent secretary Samantha Jones after Gray report found ‘failures of leadership’

The Conversation

Whataboutism: what it is and why it's such a popular tactic in arguments

Whataboutism is an argumentative tactic where a person or group responds to an accusation or difficult question by deflection. Instead of addressing the point made, they counter it with “but what about X?”.

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The Independent UK

Boris Johnson insists No 10 will not block names from Sue Gray report

The Prime Minister said he was ‘very grateful’ for the Met Police’s investigation, which resulted in him being fined once for a lockdown breach.

Evening Standard

Covid infections in the UK fall to their lowest level for five months

In England, infections have fallen for the sixth week running

Daily Mirror

Sue Gray's team write to Boris Johnson as she prepares to name him in Partygate report

The Whitehall enforcer wrote to the Prime Minister and other officials last night with advance notice of roughly what the inquiry will say about them - and they've been given a Sunday night deadline to reply, it's understood

The Independent UK

Jamie Oliver’s ‘Eton Mess’ protest sees ‘powerful’ turnout despite backlash

The celebrity chef organised a protest outside Downing Street following Boris Johnson’s obesity U-turn

Evening Standard

Emily Sheffield: Labour need to be more ruthless, or they’ll be out of power for years

There is a clammy, sticky feeling of shame I can’t shake when I consider Westminster now. Cowardice, bullying, lying and ambition oozes out of every antiquated orifice. Sexual aggression, an out-of-control drinking culture, ministers who are free to throw things at the staff and get away with it. Rules that…

The Independent UK

Street harassment law street being blocked, says Priti Patel adviser

Nimco Ali denies blaming Boris Johnson for ‘pushback’ against legislation

Daily Mirror

US Speaker warns UK won't get a trade deal if Boris Johnson rips up Brexit pact

Nancy Pelosi blasted the UK's 'deeply concerning' plans to 'unilaterally discard' the Northern Ireland Protocol, a key part of the Prime Minister's Brexit agreement with the EU

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