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'I'm no outsider': Labour's Wakefield by-election candidate Simon Lightwood insists

Simon Lightwood is determined to connect with as many constituents as he can before the crunch by-election on June 23. Mr Lightwood's selection to battle the Tories angered some in Labour circles last month.

Daily Mirror

At Westminster dog show, new focus on veterinarians' welfare

The dogs will get the spotlight when the Westminster Kennel Club show starts Saturday

The Independent UK

'The UK needs to rejoin the Single Market — Brexit is failing Wales'

The leader of Plaid Cymru Adam Price calls on Labour to make the positive case for the single market and customs union

Wales Online

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‘Nothing has changed since Grenfell’: Emma Dent Coad on death threats and PTSD as Kensington’s Labour MP

She won the traditionally Tory seat just days before the fire. She talks about her powerlessness on that terrible night – and her battle to reform the council

The Guardian - UK

Profiteering bosses, not workers, are pushing up inflation. Here’s how to fight back

Unite’s leader, Sharon Graham, is leading the charge against 21st-century corporations. Why isn’t Labour following suit, asks Guardian columnist Aditya Chakrabortty

The Guardian - UK

SNP sex pest Patrick Grady's victim says MPs have snubbed him since misconduct finding

EXCLUSIVE: The man told the Record that SNP MPs had shown Patrick Grady more support than him.

Daily Record

Offence trigger warnings for Hansard spark criticism amid free speech fears

Concerns are raised at Westminster over the alert feature, with accusations it is ‘a clear breach of centuries of convention’.

The Independent UK

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Labour should embrace local identities, says Welsh leader Drakeford

First minister says wherever people live, party needs to emphasise it’s ‘on your side, working for you, earning every vote’

The Guardian - UK

Labour celebrates 100 years of Welsh wins - and here's how the party did it

First Minister Mark Drakeford spoke to the Mirror as his party marks a centenary since the first time it topped the polls in Wales

Daily Mirror

DUP 'holding out' until Northern Ireland Protocol Bill advances through Westminster, says Ian Paisley

It follows reports that Downing Street fears the legislation could be defeated if the DUP does not commit to restoring the Assembly

Belfast Live

Scots business leaders threaten legal action if 'wildcat' independence referendum held

The First Minister said she had a “indisputable democratic mandate” to stage a referendum without a Section 30 order granting powers from Westminster if necessary but emphasised a vote would be staged “in a lawful manner”.

Daily Record

Scotland has more chance of playing in the World Cup than staging IndyRef2 in October next year

Daily Record Political Editor Paul Hutcheon says there are formidable obstacles blocking an independence referendum next year.

Daily Record

SNP sex pest Patrick Grady's victim will rejoin party to campaign on harassment

EXCLUSIVE: The man, who was touched inappropriately by the Glasgow North MP when he was 19, believes SNP procedures for handling complaints should be overhauled.

Daily Record

SNP will 'reflect' on complaints process after MP's suspension, Nicola Sturgeon says

NICOLA Sturgeon has given an “absolute assurance” that the SNP will “reflect” on its internal processes after one of its MPs was suspended…

The National (Scotland)

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Daily Record

Nicola Sturgeon says sex pest SNP MP Patrick Grady's behaviour was 'wrong' and vows party will 'reflect'

The SNP leader said her party would consider the stinging criticism made by the complainer in the case

The Independent UK

Sturgeon gives ‘absolute assurance’ SNP will reflect on complaints process

Glasgow North MP Patrick Grady was suspended from the Commons for two days after the report was released.

The National (Scotland)

Legal expert explains the paths to a Scottish independence referendum

THE starting gun has been fired on the independence campaign and a proposed date has been revealed for a second referendum.

Wales Online

Plaid leader Adam Price reveals his suicide attempt as a young man

'I was walking with my eyes closed, hoping that I'd be knocked down by a car'

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The National (Scotland)

New Yes campaign film highlights why Scotland must break with Westminster

A NEW campaign video has been launched by Yes campaigners setting out the arguments for independence.

The Independent UK

Scotland is ‘being held back by Westminster’, SNP’s Ian Blackford says

On plans for a second independence referendum, Boris Johnson told MPs: ‘I think there are other subjects in the national conversation right now.’

Daily Record

SNP's Ian Blackford savages 'little Britain' and claims Scotland 'being held back by Westminster'

Ian Blackford lent back on Winnie Ewing's famous 'Stop the world, Scotland want to get on' slogan as he pushed the Prime Minister on another referendum.

Daily Record

SNP accused of 'shamefully weak' punishment over sex pest MP Patrick Grady

The Glasgow North MP could be suspended by the SNP group at Westminster for just a few days - despite making unwanted sexual advances towards a 19-year-old.

Evening Standard

Anne McElvoy: Boris Johnson and Keir Starmer are now both winning and losing at the very same time

On my slight acquaintance with quantum physics, the most appealing concept is Erwin Schrödinger’s thought experiment of the dead and alive cat. You might remember how it goes: the luckless feline is sealed in a box with poison and a radioactive atom, the observer cannot know if the cat survives…

The National (Scotland)

Boris Johnson refuses to say why Scotland can't be independent at PMQs

IAN Blackford insisted Scotland is "big enough, rich enough and strong enough" to become an independent nation at Prime Minister's…

The National (Scotland)

EU to take Westminster to court over 'illegal' Northern Ireland Protocol plans

THE EU will launch fresh legal action against the UK after the country tore up large parts of the Northern Ireland Protocol, it has been announced.

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