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Boris Johnson: Outgoing PM’s most memorable quotes from ‘Elvis on Mars’ to ‘Them’s the breaks’

PM’s way with words helped him all the way to Downing Street but also often got him into trouble

The Independent UK

Boris Johnson: Outgoing PM’s most memorable quotes from ‘Elvis on Mars’ to ‘Them’s the breaks’

PM’s way with words helped him all the way to Downing Street but also often got him into trouble

The Independent UK

Boris Johnson: Outgoing PM’s most memorable quotes, from ‘Elvis on Mars’ to ‘Them’s the breaks’

PM’s way with words helped him all the way to Downing Street but also often got him into trouble

The Independent UK

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An All-Boys Private School’s Vile Group Chat Leaked Online It’s Way Worse Than You Think

The messages were deemed "grossly offensive and unacceptable."

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Knox Grammar School labels student group chat referred to police 'unacceptable'

Boys from an elite school have been counselled, suspended or asked to leave after the discovery of an "offensive" group chat, the headmaster says.

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People on £45,000 could struggle with bills, says chancellor

Nadhim Zahawi says energy price hike will be ‘really hard’ for middle-earners, as well as society’s most vulnerable

The Guardian - UK

Elle Ferguson’s Had To Change Her Tanning Brand’s Name ‘Cos Of Issues W/ A Major Fashion Mag

Kylie vs Kylie for the modern age.

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Football rumours: Frustration for West Ham as two bids for midfielders rejected

The Hammers have had approaches for Lucas Paqueta and Hans Vanaken knocked back, according to newspaper reports

The Independent UK

GCSE results: Fifteen famous people who prove you don’t need good grades to be successful

Sir Richard Branson, Drew Barrymore, Carey Mulligan, Steven Spielberg and Cameron Diaz among the celebrities who went on to triumph after exam disappointment

The Independent UK

Is net zero really to blame for soaring energy bills in Great Britain?

Despite frequent claims in rightwing media, green levies make up fraction of bills and renewables are reducing costs

The Guardian - UK

In Plagued, journalists have traded their independence for access, resulting in a kind of political pornography

The publication of Plagued, by Simon Benson and Geoff Chambers, is destined to become a classic study of the perils for journalists in writing books about current political events.

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A-level results: Fifteen famous people who prove you don’t need good grades to be successful

Sir Richard Branson, Drew Barrymore, Carey Mulligan, Steven Spielberg and Cameron Diaz among the celebrities who went on to triumph after exam disappointment

The Independent UK

YIKES: An Aussie Designer Says Khloé Kardashian Posted Her Clothes On Insta W/O Credit

How hard is it to add a cheeky lil tag?

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Richard Wilson obituary

Other lives: Author and journalist who operated in London, Glasgow and Amsterdam

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Evening Standard

First Cabinet Minister Switches Sides To Back Truss In Race For No10

Welsh Secretary Sir Robert Buckland has become the first Cabinet minister to publicly switch sides in the Tory leadership contest, coming out in support of Liz Truss.Sir Robert had initially backed Rishi Sunak in the race to succeed Boris Johnson. He cited his ability to lead the country through “challenging…

The Guardian - UK

Daily Mail calling? Boris Johnson weighs offers for his return to journalism

Outgoing PM expected to find new home for his old trade as journalist after Telegraph cools on his qualities

Wales Online

Daily Telegraph writer describes the Welsh Conservatives as a 'sinking ship'

She said the party in Wales was split between true blues and those wanting to kowtow to the left

Daily Mirror

Boris Johnson moaned his £145k job was like being 'imprisoned in a steel condom'

The future Prime Minister appeared to be complaining he couldn't say anything controversial. But he did manage to say something controversial about Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe anyway

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Sydney Morning Herald slips up on shape of water ‘nonsense’

Sunday Life story about the health benefits of ‘structured water’ is withdrawn over conflict of interest. Plus: the Tele’s true love

Liverpool Echo

Tory Party leadership ballots delayed over hacking concerns

The UK’s cyber security authority advised the Party due to an alleged vulnerability in the voting process

The Independent UK

Conservative Party delays sending out leadership ballots on security advice

It is understood there was no specific threat from a hostile state and concerns were instead raised over the vulnerability of the voting process.

The Guardian - UK

Two sides of Trussonomics: tax cuts and higher interest rates

Select band of economists back Liz Truss’s tax plan, but Rishi Sunak’s team say it could cost homeowners £6,600 a year

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An Aussie Dating Show Almost Shut Down Filming After Stomach Bugs Yeast Infections Ran Rampant

Infections allegedly spread between cast AND crew.

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The Government Has Removed The Term ‘Birthing Parent’ From A New Form After A Singular Complaint

Inclusion of all does not come at the exclusion of anyone else.

The Guardian - AU

Bill Shorten intervenes to remove ‘birthing parent’ from medical forms amid criticism in Daily Telegraph

Decision to stop trial of trans-inclusive language at three hospitals condemned by LGBTQ+ advocates and praised by Katherine Deves

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