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Sunak has checked out, leaving Starmer looking even more startled than usual

Forget the Taylor Swift debacle or broken promises over national insurance, Rish! just wanted to ask about China

The Guardian - UK

KemiKaze lies low, letting Honest Bob talk himself into losing Tory leadership race

Robert Jenrick’s ‘slightly clearer vision’ for the Conservatives is not wowing anyone while Kemi Badenoch is being kept out of sight to stop her upsetting anyone else

The Guardian - UK

One day, all matters of state will be decided through Strictly Come Dancing. That day seems near

The Saturday night staple is no longer just a dance show – it’s a battlefield, where political fights and culture wars are waged, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

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Starmer tries – and fails – to keep up with the business in-crowd jargon

When CEOs are dangling investment promises worth billions, all other promises get burned – and any ability to speak disappears

The Guardian - UK

Hurricane Milton has left two worlds in its wake. Elon Musk lives in one of them. The other is called reality

Remember when the existence of natural disasters wasn’t up for ‘debate’? It seems like a long time ago now, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

The Guardian - UK

‘It’s great to be here’: watching the Tories turning farce into annihilation

After Tory MPs send their vaguely normal candidate packing, all the rest of us can do is applaud them for their comic timing

The Guardian - UK

‘The glass ceiling for dogs had been broken!’ Herbie the cockapoo on his years working for Sunak and Starmer

While John Crace was writing political sketches for the Guardian, his dog Herbie was building a career in Westminster. We obtained an exclusive extract from his new memoir

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The Tory leadership contest continues to deliver – for Labour

James Cleverly had been the one Tory talking a small amount of sense, so of course he lost to Kemi Badenoch and Robert Jenrick

The Guardian - UK

Maybe after his book launch, Boris Johnson will leave us all alone

The publicity round for Unleashed – and its author’s need to fend off anything approaching reality – has been exhausting

The Guardian - UK

Tuesday briefing: Why Sue Gray was ousted – and what it means for No 10

In today’s newsletter: Gray was supposed to help Starmer govern in a structured way. Three months into power and she is already out – what happened?

The Guardian - UK

Hail Zuckus Maximus! The master of the metaverse is finally sorry … for being sorry

Mark Zuckerberg is embracing both AI and full-on imperial monomania. As for all the petty gripes, so what? says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

The Guardian - UK

Keir has gone and half the delegates with him. It’s like a zombie apocalypse

In the graveyard slot is Wes Streeting, giving it his best shot with a greatest hits compilation to a half-empty hall

The Guardian - UK

Sunak cites ‘confidential’ inquiry as he refuses to answer questions over aide and election date bet – as it happened

PM again declines to say whether he told Craig Williams in advance about his decision to hold the election in July

The Guardian - AU

UK politics: Starmer stands by pledges made when running for Labour leader – as it happened

Starmer tells Sky TV that of the commitments he made ‘the vast majority are in place, but I accept some have been adjusted’

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Digested week: splits emerge in Tory party’s latest splinter group

Liz Truss’s new Popular Conservatism movement appears to be divided before it’s begun. Plus, why culture wars are very tiring

The Guardian - UK

Thursday briefing: What Boris Johnson did – and did not – reveal at his Covid inquiry grilling

In today’s newsletter: The former prime minister attempted to shape his legacy during hours of intense questioning. Pippa Crerar explains key takeaways from his testimony

The Guardian - UK

The Guardian wins at Society of Editors’ Media Freedom Awards

The Guardian has won three awards at the Society of Editors’ Media Freedom Awards.

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The Guardian wins three Society of Editors’ Media Freedom Awards

City editor Anna Isaac, political editor Pippa Crerar and columnist Marina Hyde honoured at ceremony in London

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Keir Starmer dismisses king’s speech as ‘exercise in economic miserabilism’ – as it happened

Labour party leader criticises speech as ‘admission that government has no faith in Britain’s ability to avert decline’

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Triple Tory day of SHAME as Cameron heckled, Johnson humiliated and Sunak missing

Rishi Sunak was branded weak for not showing up to vote on the report, while the Tories who did laid into former Prime Minister Boris Johnson over the string of Partygate lies

The Guardian - UK

Tuesday briefing: Why Rishi Sunak is in no hurry to move on from Suella Braverman … yet

In today’s newsletter: The home secretary is under review for breaking the ministerial code – but this is why it doesn’t suit the prime minister to fire her

The Guardian - UK

Sunak says he wants more information before decision on Braverman’s alleged breach of ministerial code – as it happened

PM has asked for further information before decided whether ethics adviser Sir Laurie Magnus will be asked to investigate Braverman

The Guardian - UK

Wednesday briefing: Why did a heavily trailed update on Gray’s new job never materialise?

In today’s newsletter: The author of the investigation into government parties during lockdown has herself become the subject of an inquiry – but why was it held back?

The Guardian - UK

Tuesday briefing: How Dominic Raab set the agenda after a stinging report on bullying

In today’s newsletter: The ex-deputy PM has found ample support from some quarters after an investigation into bullying was released. Our political correspondents explain how Raab’s anger drove the discourse

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Dominic Raab blames ‘activist civil servants’ after resigning over bullying report – as it happened

Raab resigns as deputy prime minister and justice secretary after report finds he displayed ‘persistently aggressive conduct’

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