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Bank of England under pressure to cut interest rates after surprise inflation fall

Labour say more than a million people face higher mortgage payments ‘after the Conservatives crashed the economy’

The Independent UK

The Westminster Rizz Rankings 2023

The Londoner has catalogued the least and most rizzy MPs

Evening Standard

Senior figures from across UK politics gather to remember Alistair Darling

Edinburgh memorial service pays tribute to former chancellor for his ‘decency, honesty and shrewd judgement’

The Guardian - UK

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Tony Blair and JK Rowling among mourners at Alistair Darling's memorial service

Former chancellor hailed as 'man of great integrity' as politicians from across the political spectrum gathered to pay their respects

Evening Standard

JK Rowling, Ian Rankin, and Labour grandees mourn at Alistair Darling's memorial

POLITICIANS from across the spectrum came together to remember the life of former chancellor Alistair Darling, at a service which contained both…

The National (Scotland)

Former chancellor Alistair Darling to be remembered at memorial service

Former prime ministers Sir Tony Blair and Gordon Brown are expected to attend the service in Edinburgh along with Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer

Evening Standard

Starmer’s £28bn green pledge is a vote winner. Labour must ignore Tory attacks and keep the faith

Strategists are getting nervous, but energy efficiency and kickstarting growth are important to voters, says Guardian columnist Polly Toynbee

The Guardian - UK

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Old-fashioned capitalism can’t help Britain’s lost workers get back in a job

The drive to make ill and disabled people productive again needs joined-up thinking, not a punitive regime of sanctions

The Guardian - UK

Gerry Hassan: What Labour in power will mean for the United Kingdom

AS the Tory government grows nastier and more punitive by the day, they become more divided, desperate and prepared to do anything to maintain power.

The National (Scotland)

Britain’s rich are living in a golden era. Labour should not be scared to end it

The wealthy elite’s dominance of our impoverished society is often seen as inevitable, even natural – but their spell can be broken, says Guardian columnist Andy Beckett

The Guardian - UK

Why the UK economy is in such a state – and even the Labour party doesn’t seem to get how bad things are

The Labour leader Keir Starmer has warned that if his party wins the next UK general election, he will not be able to “turn on the spending taps”. Speaking at a thinktank event focused on the stagnation of the UK economy, he said the country was “in a hole” after…

The Conversation

Tuesday briefing: Why Labour is following the Conservatives’ lead, from Thatcher to Hunt

In today’s newsletter: Keir Starmer has praised the former prime minister, while Rachel Reeves promises to follow the chancellor’s public spending plans. What does that tell us about what the next government will look like?

The Guardian - UK

Keir Starmer: Labour ‘won’t turn on spending taps’ if it wins election

Labour leader to warn that Britain is in worst economic state for over 50 years and spending will need to be constrained

The Guardian - UK

Rachel Reeves: Alistair Darling warned me not to fall into ‘Tory traps’

Shadow chancellor reveals Darling helped shape Labour party’s current policies before his death this week

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The Independent UK

A Labour government would consider new powers to prevent ‘banking deserts’

Shadow chancellor Rachel Reeves said her party wants to ensure ‘every community has access to high street banking services’.

The Guardian - UK

Where do we find the £100bn needed to fix Britain? Margaret Hodge has the answer

In the Commons, she ripped into the Tories’ economic mismanagement – and pointed a way forward for Labour, says Guardian columnist Polly Toynbee

The Guardian - UK

Culture is not trivial, it’s about who we are. That’s why Labour needs a plan to save the arts

Music, theatre and art have been crushed by years of Tory cuts. They need to be nurtured again with purpose and with pride, says the Guardian’s chief culture writer, Charlotte Higgins

The Guardian - UK

After years of Tory failure, getting Britain growing again will be Labour’s greatest test

A Starmer government will inherit a nation with miserable productivity, emasculated public services, big debts, high tax levels and acute inequalities

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The National (Scotland)

Labour deny reports Keir Starmer pushing to water down £28 billion green plans

Labour have denied reports that Keir Starmer could U-turn on the party’s pledge to spend £28 billion a year on green initiatives.

The Independent UK

Labour denies Starmer pushing to water down £28bn green plans

Labour said all policies would be subject to its fiscal rules but the position on the green prosperity plan remained ‘unchanged’.

The Independent UK

Labour ‘unlikely’ to ever meet £28bn a year green pledge

Plan has already been watered down once

The Guardian - UK

The Guardian view on the UK general election date: spring forward

Editorial: The political parties are already in battle mode and the choice is clear. Britain should go to the polls in early 2024

The Guardian - UK

Jeremy Hunt denies opting for pre-election ‘crowd-pleasing taxes’

Chancellor defends decision to cut national insurance by 2p, while Labour says rise in energy bills will absorb tax cuts

The Independent UK

Jeremy Hunt denies lying about ‘record tax cuts’ claim

Chancellor speaks out after BBC interviewer tells him Tory advert is ‘fundamentally dishonest’

Evening Standard

Jeremy Hunt: Here's my economic dividing line for the General Election

Shadow Chancellor Rachel Reeves says: 'That election, and the change that we need to see in Britain, can’t come soon enough'

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