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Union boss accuses Tories of deliberately 'running down' NHS so someone can take it over

Christina McAnea, the leader of Britain's biggest trade union who is balloting NHS staff over strike action, made the suggestion saying 'excuse me for sounding like a conspiracy theorist, but I have heard so many people say it now'

Daily Mirror

Union leader accuses Government of ‘deliberately running down’ NHS

Christina McAnea said she fears an ‘organisation’ will take over the health service.

The Independent UK

Jeremy Hunt: everyone will be paying more tax after autumn statement

Chancellor also warns of severe cuts to services as he prepares for his biggest test in his new role

The Guardian - UK

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Watch: Jeremy Hunt warns ‘we’re all going to be paying more tax’

Chancellor Jeremy Hunt said “we’re all going to be paying a bit more tax” following the autumn budget - and admitted there were mistakes in the so-called mini-budget. He said it is “not just bad news”, stating he wants to set out a plan to “show the way through” the…

Evening Standard

'We're all going to be paying more tax', says Jeremy Hunt ahead of autumn Budget

Hunt will make his statement outlining financial measures to help tackle inflation and rising energy prices this Thursday.

The National (Scotland)

Chancellor Jeremy Hunt warns ‘we’re all going to be paying more tax after autumn statement’

Chancellor Jeremy Hunt said “we’re all going to be paying a bit more tax” following the autumn budget - and admitted there were mistakes in the so-called mini-budget.

Evening Standard

Tax rises for everyone and big hikes to energy bills in Jeremy Hunt’s mini-Budget

Chancellor’s aim is to bring down inflation and make recession ‘as short and shallow as possible’

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'In our interests' for China climate help

Federal Environment Minister Tanya Plibersek says its of everybody's interest for co-operation from China on climate change.

AAP

Labour attacks Kwarteng’s ‘disgraceful’ claim his mini-budget not to blame for UK financial chaos – as it happened

Latest updates: chancellor Jeremy Hunt also dismisses predecessor’s attempt to wash his hands of role in financial turmoil

The Guardian - UK

Ex-Foreign Office chief says Boris Johnson was the 'worst' PM he worked under

Sir Simon McDonald whose explosive intervention helped bring down the former Prime Minister in the summer said Boris Johnson was 'charismatic' but 'chaotic'

Daily Mirror

‘Know that I do love you’: Mother of missing rugby player Levi Davis makes plea for him to come home

The former Bath Rugby player, 24, has been missing for nine days

Evening Standard

Scandal-hit Gavin Williamson faces new probe - but could keep job past Christmas

Work and Pensions Secretary Mel Stride said there was an 'independent' inquiry into Mr Williamson's sweary WhatsApp messages to ex-Chief Whip Wendy Morton amid reports the matter has been escalated to Parliament's watchdog

Daily Mirror

World Cup 2022: The powerful LGBT+ symbol Wales will adopt amid warning from Qatar's first openly gay national

The country has been accused of 'sportswashing' by the first openly-gay Qatari man

Wales Online

Nicola Sturgeon fires back at Tory critics who attack her attendance at COP27

NICOLA Sturgeon has hit back at critics who claimed she “has no real reason to go” to the COP27 climate summit in Egypt.

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Insider UK

Chancellor weighs up £35 billion in spending cuts

An expansion of the windfall tax on oil and gas giants has also been hinted at

Manchester Evening News

When is the budget and what might be in it?

Chancellor Jeremy Hunt is said to be preparing up to £60 billion in tax rises and spending cuts

Wales Online

Rishi Sunak backs Gavin Williamson after abusive, threatening texts to colleague

Sunak previously said threatening and abusive texts sent by Sir Gavin Williamson to a colleague were “not acceptable or right”

Wales Online

Jeremy Hunt planning £60billion in tax rises and £35billion in spending cuts

Treasury sources confirmed that as much as £35 billion of the “fiscal tightening” could come in the form of a reduction in spending

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Daily Record

Nicola Sturgeon defends decision to attend COP27 in Egypt during cost of living crisis

Sky News presenter Kay Burley questioned why Sturgeon and the leader of Glasgow City Council Susan Aitken had jetted out to the north African country for the summit.

The Independent UK

Gavin Williamson texts not acceptable or right, Rishi Sunak says

Rishi Sunak insisted he had not seen the expletive-laden messages sent by Sir Gavin to a colleague before appointing him to Cabinet

The Independent UK

Sunak under fire over Williamson appointment amid bullying claims

The Prime Minister was warned that Sir Gavin Williamson was the subject of a formal complaint when he made him a minister.

Manchester Evening News

'Rishi Sunak knew about Sir Gavin Williamson bullying complaint', minister says

Mr Williamson is facing an investigation over a series of abusive messages he sent to the then Tory chief whip over the Queen's funeral

The Guardian - AU

Labor agrees to amend workplace bill but pushback over multi-employer pay deals persists

Tony Burke says voting procedures on agreements have been changed as the government aims to get package through Senate by year’s end

AAP

Business groups score IR bill compromise

Workplace Relations Minister Tony Burke has agreed to compromise with business groups on the government's controversial multi-employer bargaining reforms.

Evening Standard

Harmondsworth: Detainees cause disturbance at London immigration centre

A group of detainees understood to be armed with weapons at a west London immigration centre caused a “disturbance” during a power outage, the Home Office has said. No one was injured during the incident overnight at Harmondsworth detention centre near Heathrow Airport, according to the department. Electricity issues began…

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