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Labour row deepens as ex shadow Chancellor calls for general strike

John McDonnell branded the sacking of Sam Tarry a ‘severe mistake’ and said Labour MPs should join strikers on the picket line

Evening Standard

Keir Starmer’s sacking of Sam Tarry a severe mistake, says John McDonnell

Labour leader accused of stoking unnecessary row by firing shadow minister over interviews from picket lines

The Guardian - UK

What has happened to the Labour party that it can’t stand up for labour?

With the cost of living crisis hitting millions, Keir Starmer will pay an electoral price for his failure to support striking workers, says former shadow chancellor John McDonnell

The Guardian - UK

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Senior Labour MP backs calls for general strike as Starmer faces open revolt

Former shadow chancellor John McDonnell said ‘whoever has advised Keir Starmer on this, I think he has made a severe mistake’.

The Independent UK

Rishi Sunak and Liz Truss facing Tory members in Leeds for first official leadership hustings – as it happened

Leadership rivals bid to win members’ support in foreign secretary’s home town

The Guardian - UK

Keir Starmer faces backlash after sacking Labour frontbencher for appearing on rail picket line

Trade unions, Scottish MSPs and the former Shadow Chancellor John McDonnell slammed the Labour leader over the sacking of frontbencher Sam Tarry.

Daily Record

Protesters across UK decry ‘heinous’ Rwanda deportation plan

Demonstrations take place outside Brook House and Colnbrook immigration removal centres

The Guardian - UK

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John McDonnell calls for strict price controls on fuel and food basics

Former shadow chancellor says a radical response needed to the worst cost of living crisis in a generation

The Guardian - UK

No inquiry into claims Boris Johnson proposed partner for £100k government job, says civil service chief

Decision on whether to launch probe is matter for the prime minister, says Simon Case

The Independent UK

Head of civil service declines to say whether he spoke to PM about job for wife

The committee also heard that a decision on the recruitment process for the replacement for Lord Geidt has not yet been made.

The Independent UK

Backlash after senior Labour figure attacks strikes and big pay claims

David Lammy warns rebel MPs not to ‘stand on picket lines’ ahead of ‘further disputes‘

The Independent UK

Boris Johnson's adviser on ministerial interests suddenly RESIGNS

LORD Geidt has resigned as the Prime Minister’s adviser on ministerial interests, a statement on the Government’s website says.

The National (Scotland)

Lord Geidt, the ultimate stooge, struggles to maintain the illusion of authority

Independent adviser on ministers’ interests sounded as if he had never read the ‘independent’ part of the job description

The Guardian - UK

Johnson's ethics adviser fails to deny he considered quitting over partygate

BORIS Johnson’s independent ethics adviser has refused to deny he considered resigning over the Prime Minister’s response to the partygate…

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Daily Mirror

Boris Johnson's ethics advisor admits he's 'asset of the PM' and not fully independent

Lord Geidt’s role is directly appointed by the Prime Minister, who retains the sole power to judge whether the rules have been broken and impose sanctions

Daily Mirror

National rail strike could cost UK economy more than £90million, experts say

The Centre for Economics and Business Research estimated the planned rail and tube strikes will cause a hit of at least £91million to the UK economy, with London set to suffer the biggest output loss

The Independent UK

Thousands gather in London for Palestinian solidarity march following death of journalist

Demonstration follows international outrage over death of journalist Shireen Abu Akleh

Daily Mirror

Firefighter who saved 8,000 refugees says Government created 'world's deadliest border'

Brendan Woodhouse said he has seen hundreds die during his 10 missions. In one rescue the dad-of-two swam towards a baby floating facedown in the water - and managed to resuscitate her

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Bullens African Lion Safari was 'like the plains of Africa, but in Yatala'

Take a trip back in time to Queensland's drive-through safari, where the only thing between you and a field full of lions was a car window.

Edinburgh Live

DWP Universal Credit and PIP claimants to get major increase next year

People claiming benefits from the Department for Work and Pensions could see a massive increase to their payments next year amid a worsening cost of living crisis.

Liverpool Echo

DWP PIP, Universal Credit and pensions set for increase next year

A Treasury minister has pledged people will see an increase in 2023

The Guardian - UK

NatWest returns to majority private control as it buys back £1.2bn in shares

UK government sells more of stake in group formerly known as Royal Bank of Scotland at a loss over 2008 price

Nottingham Post

DWP Universal Credit and PIP recipients due to get major rise in 2023

It comes as inflation is set to soar

The Independent UK

High inflation ‘will be reflected’ in benefits next year, says Treasury minister

Simon Clarke opened the debate on the National Insurance Contributions (Increase of Thresholds) Bill.

Daily Mirror

Boris Johnson blocks bid to make it easier for asylum seekers to work in UK

The Government also voted to create an offshore processing system for asylum seekers. Ghana, Rwanda, Albania and Denmark have refused to host a UK processing centre

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