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Reeves Grapples with Welfare Crisis: Concessions Spark Calls for a Sweeping System Revamp

Chancellor Rachel Reeves faces a backlash over £5 billion welfare cuts, offering £3 billion in concessions to quell rebels. Is a full welfare system revamp the answer?

International Business Times UK

Voices: Look away, Sir Keir! Labour’s bible has given its verdict on you

COMMENT: The New Statesman’s new editor is a critical friend of the prime minister – very critical, as it turns out, writes John Rentoul (a former deputy editor of the magazine)

The Independent UK

Labour peer calls for ‘arrogant’ attorney general to be sacked

Blue Labour founder Maurice Glasman also calls Richard Hermer a ‘progressive fool’ in New Statesman interview

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Britain 'might' be taken over by populist nationalists if I fail, says Keir Starmer

‘Do not think for a minute that it could never happen here,’ he told guests at a party last night

Evening Standard

Pat Coyne obituary

Other lives: Publisher who spent a turbulent period in the early 1990s as chief executive of New Statesman magazine

The Guardian - UK

Britain’s richest 10% don’t think they’re wealthy – and that’s disastrous in the fight against inequality

Labour’s plan to charge private schools VAT has caused predictable uproar and revealed skewed perceptions of wealth, says the New Statesman’s Anoosh Chakelian

The Guardian - UK

Benjamin Myers wins 2023 Goldsmiths prize for ‘vital’ novel Cuddy

Award for mould-breaking fiction goes to multi-genre work – ‘part poetry, part electricity’ – retelling the story of Durham Cathedral

The Guardian - UK

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Critics angry after spotting ‘gross misrepresentation’ of reviews on Jordan Peterson book cover

Writers have pointed out the creative use of their words on the paperback cover of YouTube professor’s book

The Independent UK

Critics angry after being ‘misquoted’ on Jordan Peterson book cover: ‘It should be removed’

Writers have pointed out the creative use of their words on the paperback cover of YouTube professor’s book

The Independent UK

Labour bigwigs are all smiles at summer drinks as tensions rise

Rachel Reeves and Wes Streeting were among guests at the New Statesman’s summer drinks

Evening Standard

Labour publishes new Rishi Sunak attack advert – UK politics live: as it happened

Move comes a day after widely-criticised attack on the PM, which suggested he did not think sexual abusers of children should be jailed

The Guardian - UK

Paul Johnson obituary

Prolific journalist and historian who shifted allegiance from the left of Labour to become an ardent Thatcher supporter

The Guardian - UK

Sunak doubles down on outrageous cutting funding from 'deprived urban areas' boast

RISHI Sunak has doubled down on a boast he made about cutting funding for poor areas to send money to wealthy parts of southern England which was…

The National (Scotland)

Goldsmiths prize shortlist features a first: twin-authored novel Diego Garcia

Natasha Soobramanien and Luke Williams’ ‘extraordinary’ work sits alongside a field of creatively ambitious writing that finds new ways of telling stories

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‘Empty, unremarkable, muted’: how commentators saw Kwarteng’s speech

The verdicts came swiftly on the chancellor’s speech after his high-profile tax U-turn

The Guardian - UK

I quit trying to be friends with all my exes – and learned there is power in letting go

I’d deluded myself in thinking that keeping ex-partners in my life was the right thing to do. The truth was I just liked the attention, says Sarah Manavis, digital culture writer at the New Statesman

The Guardian - UK

From the ‘Brexit shredder’ to headless actors – Rishi Sunak must stop these dreadful campaign videos

The #Ready4Rishi campaign has been putting out budget video after budget video. Let’s take a look at the oeuvre so far, says Guardian columnist Hannah Jane Parkinson

Insider UK

New chief entrepreneur complains government isn't focusing 'enough on the economy'

In an interview, Mark Logan also revealed plans for a new public/private fund to back Scottish start-ups

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The Guardian - UK

Rishi Sunak admits taking money from deprived areas

Video shows candidate telling Tories in Tunbridge Wells he started making sure ‘areas like this are getting the funding they deserved’

The National (Scotland)

Sunak boasts of diverting money from ‘deprived urban areas’ in unearthed clip

RISHI Sunak has boasted that he will undo funding given to “deprived urban areas”, redirecting these to wealthy towns in a recently uncovered…

The Guardian - UK

TechScape: I’m no longer making predictions about cryptocurrency. Here’s why

If you’d bought or sold bitcoin every time I wrote about it over the last decade, how much would you have made? Let’s do the maths

Daily Mirror

Inside 'world's most exclusive address' in UK where luxurious £135m flats lay empty

The building was initially hailed as 'the beginning of a new era of trickle-down economics' which would draw the ultra-rich into London where they would spend money and create much-needed jobs and wealth

The National (Scotland)

Scots Tories would win ZERO seats if Johnson calls snap election, polling says

EVERY Scottish Tory MP could lose their seat if Boris Johnson were to call a snap Westminster General Election, modelling has suggested.

The National (Scotland)

Andrew Marr's SNP nuke claims rubbished by anti-bomb campaigner

ANDREW Marr has claimed the war in Ukraine has damaged the SNP and is undermining the case for independence.

The Guardian - UK

Arson, death threats and ‘eco-crazy councils’: low-traffic neighbourhoods are dividing England

As local elections approach, few issues spark the passion that has greeted the rise of the new controlled zones, says former New Statesman assistant editor Jonn Elledge

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