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ECI announces bypoll dates for Punjab, Odisha, UP and Meghalaya

The Election Commission announced the dates for the by-elections in the Parliamentary and Assembly constituencies on Wednesday. read further on Dynamite News:

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‘Real concerns’ over investigation into patient safety and bullying culture at NHS Trust

The Parliamentary Health Service Ombudsman said it had received more complaints about the trust in the past three years than any other.

The Independent UK

All Porn Is 'Violence Against Women,' U.K. Parliamentary Committee Says

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Medieval Henry III sheep law could hinder City of London’s market relocation plans

A Royal Charter was put in force by Henry III in 1247 banning rivals from opening near Romford Market ‘within a day’s sheep drive’ - a distance of 6.6 miles

Evening Standard

Union welcomes Commons panel proposal to bar MPs from Parliament if arrested

The precautionary exclusion of MPs should be considered if they are arrested for a violent or sexual offence, the Committee on Standards said.

The Independent UK

Greens refuse to cross Holyrood picket line as civil servants strike

ONLY one political party is confirmed to be showing solidarity with the 100,000 civil servants taking industrial action today – which includes…

The National (Scotland)

Labour calls for probe over claims Johnson had cousin act as credit ‘guarantor’

The party has written to Parliamentary Commissioner for Standards over the allegations.

The Independent UK

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Small number of badly behaved MPs should not ‘tarnish’ Parliament, watchdog says

The new Parliamentary Commissioner for Standards said the reputation of the House was ‘possibly as low as it has ever been’.

The Independent UK

Govt pauses new oil and gas exploration

Energy Minister Megan Woods has announced a pause on all remaining oil and gas exploration until after the election.

Newsroom.co.nz

Archbishop of Canterbury defends the ‘vital’ Lords from Labour’s abolishment plans

The Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby has defended the House of Lords against Labour’s plans to abolish it, saying it “plays a vital role in Parliamentary democracy”.

Evening Standard

'We cannot waste this opportunity': Parliament urged to adopt, enforce behaviour codes of conduct

The draft codes of conduct states that any form of misconduct in parliamentary workplaces will not be tolerated, condoned or ignored.

The Canberra Times

Hazel Grove MP William Wragg announces he will not stand at next General Election

Mr Wragg, 34, has spoken out against Conservative leaders throughout his Parliamentary career

Manchester Evening News

Two rival blocs race to form Malaysia's next government

The two biggest winners of Malaysia’s general elections are competing to hammer out alliances to form a government after the polls failed to produce a clear winner

The Independent UK

Suella Braverman 'sent panicked email asking for security blunder to be deleted'

The under-fire Home Secretary was sacked by Liz Truss only to be reappointed by Rishi Sunak six days later despite a security blunder that breached the ministerial code

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'Tory MPs must have amnesia if they want to bring Boris Johnson back as PM'

Boris Johnson's Tory backers can put their fingers in their ears but cannot ignore the fact the former PM is still the subject of a Parliamentary inquiry into claims he lied to MPs, says Jason Beattie

Liverpool Echo

Every word of Suella Braverman's resignation amid rule breaking

Departing Home Secretary explains "mistake" behind her departure

The Independent UK

Chris Pincher: Parliamentary watchdog ‘drops probe’ into MP groping claims

Chris Pincher resigned as deputy chief whip after allegedly assaulting two people at a private members’ club in June

The Hindu

China biggest threat to global peace order; need to create a counter-narrative, says IPAC

Inter-Parliamentary Alliance on China members planning on visiting Taiwan soon

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Daily Mirror

Boris Johnson delivers Plutonium Jubilee for Britain's nuclear test veterans

In his final act in office, the PM said the forgotten heroes of the Cold War kept millions safe for decades, and it was his "firm belief" they also deserved a medal

Daily Mirror

Peers hand out 25% fewer Parliament passes since crackdown on lobbyists

Last April the Mirror revealed some 566 passes had been sponsored by peers - which has dropped to just 419 this year, according to official records

Daily Mirror

Daughter's anger a decade since dad's death from 'living nightmare' locked-in syndrome

Assisted dying campaigner Tony Nicklinson’s daughter Lauren she thinks her dad would be “angry” that assisted dying laws have still not changed after he fought a high-profile High Court battle for the right to die

The Hindu

States holding up results of Economic Census: Centre

Parliament panel raps Ministry of Statistics for the delay

The Hindu

Differences should be resolved through debates, not disruptions: V-P Naidu to new MPs

Vice President M. Venkaiah Naidu urged the members to make significant and meaningful contributions to enrich the proceedings of the House

Daily Mirror

Fuel duty saving of 15p for truckers pushed by MPs to ease cost of living crisis

The All-Party Parliamentary Group for Road Freight and Logistics is pushing for 15p to be taken off fuel duty for truckers with the aim that this would also see supermarket prices drop

The Hindu

Law panel to examine simultaneous elections

Law Minister Kiren Rijiju cited a report of a Parliamentary panel which noted that frequent elections lead to ‘disruption’ of normal public life and impact the functioning of essential services

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