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Nigel Farage says he can't do anything about Reform UK candidates with extreme views

The Brexit figurehead also claims his party is at a ‘tipping point’ to overtake the Tories

Evening Standard

D-Day debacle: Lord Cameron refuses to say if he warned Rishi Sunak against coming home early

Foreign Secretary also defends Brexit progress as PM heads to G7 summit in Italy

Evening Standard

Thursday briefing: Why public trust in politicians is at rock bottom – and what we can do about it

In today’s newsletter: As confidence in politicians hits a record low, we look at how the public lost their faith in government

The Guardian - UK

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Why is nobody talking about Brexit in the UK election?

The once defining issue in British politics has barely featured in this summer’s campaign

The Guardian - UK

Brexit betrayal: Leave voters turn against UK government over broken promises on borders and economy

Leave support...has basically gone back to being extremely doubtful about our politicians, says polling expert Sir John Curtice

Evening Standard

Brexit driving greater wedge between voters with government trust at all time low, pollster John Curtice warns

Record percentage of people rarely trust any government to prioritise the needs of the country over internal party interests, National Centre of Social Research finds

The Independent UK

Trust hits new low: 45% of people think politicians put party before country

There is an air of deja vu about this election. Trust and confidence in how Britain is governed is as low as it has ever been – just as it was shortly before the last election five years ago.

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Trust in British politics hits record low, latest BSA survey finds

Four in five Britons dissatisfied with how they are governed, with collapse blamed on Partygate, Brexit and poor services

The Guardian - UK

Form, injuries and mood: how are the Euro 2024 favourites shaping up?

France, Spain, England, Germany and Portugal all have Euro 2024 hopes – but they also have problems

The Guardian - UK

With this half-hearted, delusional manifesto, Rishi Sunak has all but given up

It would take a political genius to rescue the Tories now. Instead they have a leader more suited to churning out quarterly reports, says Guardian columnist Martin Kettle

The Guardian - UK

Deepfakes are here and can be dangerous, but ignore the alarmists – they won’t harm our elections

Although we can’t be complacent about digital interference in our democracy, this new wave of hysteria is not the answer, says Ciaran Martin, the former chief executive of the National Cyber Security Centre

The Guardian - UK

"We make musical journeys. We’re the Alan Whicker of prog!” The Tangent and how they made Songs From The Hard Shoulder

Twenty years into a career as one of British prog’s most prolific underground bands, The Tangent are focusing on long-form songs on their 12th album, Songs From The Hard Shoulder.

Louder

Brits blame Brexit more than Covid for public services decline, study reveals

Satisfaction with public services is falling and Brits see Brexit as a top cause, says Ipsos study

The Independent UK

Three Tory candidates previously criticised party while backing others

Exclusive: Names include Debbie Soloman, who stood for Brexit party and tweeted #NeverTrustATory

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Evening Standard

London's European renters are having a 'soft rebound' after the post-Brexit exit

The number of EU citizens renting in the capital dropped 57 per cent after Brexit

The Guardian - UK

Why do Tories keep repeating their £2,000 tax smear? Because Brexit convinced them that lying works

The prime minister’s claim that Labour would raise taxes by this enormous amount has been roundly disproven. But, as with the Leave campaign’s spurious claims, this lie has legs, writes Zoe Williams

The Conversation

Levelling up has been a total failure – here’s the evidence

In the UK’s 2019 general election, regional inequality took centre stage. Conservative candidate Boris Johnson harnessed the widespread pro-Brexit sentiment and capitalised on how the Labour Party had been weakened under Jeremy Corbyn to storm to victory.

The Conversation

Northern Ireland: the three electoral threats keeping the DUP awake at night

“Get Brexit done” was the slogan that carried then prime minister Boris Johnson to an 80-seat majority in the 2019 general election. And sure enough, his government did indeed go on to secure the UK’s exit from the European Union.

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Scottish salmon industry calls on next UK Government to cut Brexit red tape

A SCOTTISH salmon trade body has called upon the next UK Government to lift red tape restrictions implemented because of Brexit ...

The Independent UK

Why the Lib Dems pledge to reverse Brexit is their best chance this election

In 2019 the Lib Dem promise to reverse Brexit was an election disaster for the party, but five years on things are different

The Independent UK

Should the UK rejoin the EU single market? Join The Independent Debate

Liberal Democrat leader Sir Ed Davey said he wanted to fix the UK’s broken relationship with Europe after Brexit, in a bid to win the support of millions of voters who want closer ties with the bloc

The Guardian - UK

Tax and the NHS: key takeaways from the Lib Dem manifesto launch

No major surprises at launch, as Davey attempts to separate party from Labour and Tories in terms of policy costings

The Guardian - UK

Post-Brexit ‘mess’ as Italian driver’s lorry held for 55 hours at UK border post

Antonio Soprano says he was told to walk to a McDonald’s for food as there was none at Sevington

The Guardian - UK

There’s a huge, Brexit-shaped hole in this election – that’s why there’s such an air of unreality about it

The disconnect between promises and the material lives of voters that opened up in the referendum has not been repaired, says Guardian columnist Nesrine Malik

The Guardian - UK

When even Surrey’s middle classes are this angry with the Tories, you know it’s all gone wrong for Sunak

The party’s antics since 2016 have estranged a large part of its classic base, says Guardian columnist John Harris

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