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Sunak faces conflicting calls over Tory path forward after bruising byelections

Loudest voices urge further tack to right after Reform UK gains but moderates argue general election can only be won on centre ground

The Guardian - UK

Keir Starmer is the king of the monster swings, beating Blair and Thatcher

The Wellingborough byelection was the Labour leader’s fourth mammoth turnaround, as the Tories suffered a record fall

The Guardian - UK

Labour’s self-sabotage leaves Rochdale byelection up for grabs

Party’s belated renunciation of Azhar Ali for antisemitic comments leaves George Galloway and Simon Danczuk vying for pole position

The Guardian - UK

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Scuttling his flagship green policy, Sir Keir Starmer has imperilled his credibility

This sorry saga is not encouraging if it is a precedent for how Labour will handle the hard choices that it will face in government

The Guardian - UK

I wasn’t surprised by Rishi Sunak’s cheap trans jibe – but I was confounded by the outcry

Had Esther Ghey not been in the room, it would have been business as usual, says the freelance journalist Freddy McConnell

The Guardian - UK

Starmer to scale back home insulation scheme as part of green policy U-turn

Exclusive: Labour insiders say scheme singled out for attack by Tories this week will be major victim of U-turn over £28bn plans

The Guardian - UK

Labour plan to insulate 19m homes thrown into doubt over debt fears

Party officials confirm it might not spend £6bn promised if it breaks fiscal rules, while government claims it will cost twice that

The Guardian - UK

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Does Starmer care that his Gaza stance is angering and repelling Muslim voters? I see no sign that he does

Labour may yet try to woo back voters alienated by its failure to speak out over mass slaughter – but it’s unlikely to succeed, says Guardian columnist Owen Jones

The Guardian - UK

There’s a perfect baby name out there. Could an expert help me find it?

Naming consultants are on the rise. But could I really outsource something so personal to a stranger?

The Guardian - UK

Starmer Denies Plan for Toothbrushing In Schools Is 'Nanny State' Politics

According to Labour analysis, British children are falling behind their international counterparts when it comes to poor health outcomes.

International Business Times UK

Exercise is the new antidepressant

Of course there is a link between mind and body: mental health is inextricably linked with physical wellbeing

The Guardian - UK

Review of Scottish politics 2023: Indy support remains in a year that rocked the SNP

THE SNP has faced a challenging year in 2023 which saw a turbulent time in Scottish politics- but independence support remains steady.

The National (Scotland)

Mark Drakeford: what the resignation of Wales' first minister means for the country and the Labour party

This week, Mark Drakeford announced his resignation as Wales’ first minister after five years as leader. Back in 2018, Drakeford built his leadership bid on a platform of “21st-century socialism”. As the manifesto reveals, the mantra was rooted in the ideas of “the radical tradition of Welsh socialism”, which would…

The Conversation

Jovial Jeremy Hunt says he is going for ‘growth’, but remains hobbled by Brexit

Jeremy Hunt’s almost carefree approach to the economy bespoke a chancellor, and a party, that has largely ceased to care

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Andy Burnham admits disappointment at being overlooked at Labour conference

Greater Manchester mayor says he’s found it ‘quite hard’ he’s never been given key role at party conference

The Guardian - UK

Claims and conspiracies, and pulling the trigger on Johnson: Dorries’ book tells all

The Plot: the Political Assassination of Boris Johnson says a secretive Tory cabal brought down the ex-PM – and Rishi Sunak takes advice from ‘Dr No’

The Guardian - UK

Gaza ‘siege conditions’ unacceptable, says Lammy as Labour toughens line on Israel

Shadow foreign secretary toughens line on Israel-Palestine in light of ‘shocking number’ of dead civilians

The Guardian - UK

Labour calling for a ceasefire would achieve nothing. So why should it tear itself apart over this?

Keir Starmer is not playing politics with the Israel-Hamas war, says Guardian columnist Polly Toynbee

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The Guardian - UK

Gaza hospital blast caused by militants’ rocket, UK agencies believe

Rishi Sunak updates MPs on intelligence services’ findings about last week’s deadly explosion

The Guardian - UK

Labour to widen campaign ‘hit list’ after stunning byelection successes

Farming areas and central Scottish belt could be added to party’s general election targets

The Conversation

Keir Starmer's chance to sparkle: Labour leader finally puts his working class credentials to work for him

Starmer’s challenge in his speech to the Labour party conference was to present himself as a prime minister in waiting. To achieve this, he had to embody both authority and authenticity, credibility as a leader but also sympathy with the experiences of ordinary Britons.

The Guardian - UK

The Labour donors: from Tory defectors to a supermarket scion

With Labour heading into election year ahead in the polls, who are the individuals funding its upcoming campaign?

The Independent UK

Starmer acts to protect women who blow whistle on sex-pest bosses

Exclusive: Boris Johnson’s former wife Marina Wheeler is to be Labour’s ‘whistleblower tsar’

The National (Scotland)

New poll shows dissatisfaction with Labour and Tories

KEIR Starmer’s Labour Party has maintained its lead over the Tories, according to the latest poll.

Evening Standard

OPINION - The Conservatives have vacated the centre ground

British elections are won on the centre ground. Whoever occupies that territory generally sweeps to power. This being the case, why doesn’t everyone do it?

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