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Salmond confirms he WON'T attend coronation – and will go to indy march instead

FORMER first minister Alex Salmond has confirmed he will attend a pro-independence rally rather than attending the coronation – as he fired a…

The National (Scotland)

Schools battle to stay open for students ahead of exams as strikes continue

The National Education Union has encouraged headteachers to draw up agreements with teachers to keep schools open for pupils taking exams

Evening Standard

Braverman slammed by Tory colleague over ‘unreasonable’ comments on migrants

Backbencher Jonathan Gullis said the remarks made him feel ‘uncomfortable’

The Independent UK

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MPs vote to support the Illegal Migration Bill by 289 to 230 – as it happened

Theresa May had warned bill will cause more people to be consigned to modern slavery while Geoffrey Cox also raised concerns

The Guardian - UK

Diane Abbott’s history of controversies as Labour MP suspended over racism letter

Labour MP Diane Abbott has again found herself in hot water after suggesting Jewish people do not face racism.

The Independent UK

Veteran police chief claims no UK force is institutionally racist

Greater Manchester Police chief constable says term is unhelpful and misunderstood

The Independent UK

Veteran police chief says no UK force is institutionally racist

Greater Manchester Police Chief Constable Stephen Watson said the label is unhelpful and misunderstood by members of the public.

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Royal College of Nursing rejects government pay offer and announces new strike – as it happened

Royal College of Nursing members reject the pay offer after Unison votes to accept

The Guardian - UK

Jeremy Corbyn was never a friend, says Keir Starmer – despite previously calling him one

‘I haven’t spoken to him now for two-and-a-half years,’ says Labour leader

The Independent UK

Rishi Sunak refuses to back Braverman’s widely criticised claim about racial nature of grooming gangs – as it happened

Prime minister says offenders have been protected by ‘political correctness’ as he announces ‘grooming gangs taskforce’

The Guardian - UK

'El Nar Bel Nar'…Racist Dialogues Spark Controversy

The drama “El Nar Bel Nar”, screened on LBC and Shahid platform, is leading the trend on social media. Since its first episodes, it lured the audience for exposing a real struggle that affects the Lebanese and Syrians alike. Its fifth episode, which included a racist dispute between stars Caresse…

Asharq Al-Awsat

How UK broadcasting's key principle of impartiality has been eroded over the years

A word that was bandied about freely in the wake of the Gary Lineker-BBC affair was “impartiality”. Apparently the gold standard of UK broadcasting, it was something that certain critics judged the BBC sports presenter to have breached in his personal social media posts.

The Conversation

Watch as SNP member who quit party explains why they rejoined today

AN SNP supporter who cancelled their membership only weeks ago has re-joined the party, just hours after Humza Yousaf’s victory.

The National (Scotland)

Humza Yousaf pledges to be different type of leader to Nicola Sturgeon if he becomes First Minister

Yousaf distanced himself from Sturgeon during a leadership debate on LBC radio as the SNP continues to deal with the fall-out of a dramatic weekend of resignations.

Daily Record

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The winner of the SNP contest may find it impossible to lead the party and country

Daily Record Political Editor Paul Hutcheon says the LBC debate shows how hard it will be for the winner of the contest to put the SNP back together again

Daily Mirror

The Jeremy Vine Show announces new host in major Channel 5 shake-up

A new host is set to take on the Jeremy Vine Show on Channel 5 as the live debate and discussion programme gets extended by another hour next week

The Guardian - UK

‘Troubling’ messages showing No 10 pressure on BBC need investigating, say former staff

BBC journalists asked to avoid term ‘lockdown’ in reporting at the start of the pandemic, leaked messages show

Bristol Post

Bristol hospital bus cuts could impact ‘lower paid workers’

Bus services to Southmead Hospital are set to be reduced in April

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The Independent UK

Gary Lineker privately agreed asylum policy tweet was ‘step too far’, presenter claims

LBC presenter claims Match of the Day host agreed comparison with 1930s Germany had crossed a line

Daily Mirror

14 times Tories attacked Gary Lineker as weak PM tries to deflect blame for BBC crisis

The BBC is accused of caving into pressure from Tories over Gary Lineker, who has been brutally attacked by MPs - with one branding him a "whinging baby" after he criticised the government's Illegal Immigration Bill

Daily Mirror

Andrew Marr says Tories are 'weirdly obsessive' about the BBC amid Gary Lineker row

Andrew Marr used his LBC show to blast the Tories and the BBC over their response to Gary Lineker's migrant tweet and urged people to 'start talking about something else'

The National (Scotland)

Richard Madeley calls Gary Lineker's immigration comments 'stupid' and 'an insult'

RICHARD Madeley has called Gary Lineker’s comparison of the UK Government’s asylum policies to that of Germany’s in the 1930’s “an…

The Independent UK

Rishi Sunak must ‘reset’ trading relationship with EU, say manufacturing chiefs

European firms have gone cold on doing business in UK, survey finds

The Guardian - UK

Cabinet Office minister casts doubt on whether Sue Gray followed proper process over job with Starmer – as it happened

Jeremy Quin says it is unprecedented for serving permanent secretary to resign to take job with leader of opposition

France 24

As UK supermarkets ration fruits and vegetables, many blame Brexit for shortages

Due to a shortage of certain fruits and vegetables, British supermarkets have been forced to ration their supplies. This situation is likely to continue for some time, leading to fears of price hikes. But how did the UK get to this point? While most officials say that bad weather and…

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