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Possible runners and riders to replace Boris Johnson

Several of the PM’s allies – and those who have chided him from the backbenches – are among the frontrunners to become the next Tory leader.

The Independent UK

SNP say bring on election as chaos engulfs Boris Johnson's government

THE SNP have backed calls for a General Election after Boris Johnson’s government was plunged into fresh chaos following two shock resignations…

The National (Scotland)

Timeline of crisis engulfing Boris Johnson’s premiership

Boris Johnson has been dealt the biggest blow of his premiership by the resignations of two senior cabinet ministers in the wake of his handling of the row over scandal-hit former deputy chief whip Chris Pincher.

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‘The country is in a dangerous place – people are frightened’: Andy Burnham on power, progress and finding his place

Five years into his job, the mayor of Greater Manchester is calling for a radical reinvention of the political system. He talks about his big ideas, confronting self-doubt – and the chances of him running for the Labour leadership

The Guardian - UK

Johnson clings on after resignations, names Zahawi chancellor

LONDON — Boris Johnson is digging in as U.K. prime minister, after the resignation of two of the most senior members of his government brought his premiership to the brink on another febrile day in Westminster.

Tribune News Service

Curtis and AJ Pritchard surprise staff and patients to celebrate birthday of NHS

The brothers visited the London Ambulance Service and Chelsea and Westminster Hospital as part of the nationwide fundraiser the NHS Big Tea.

The Independent UK

Wales won't receive £43bn windfall from offshore windfarms, says Plaid Cymru

Instead, the billions made from proposed windfarms in the Welsh Celtic Sea will go to UK Treasury and the Royal Family

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Timeline of crises engulfing Boris Johnson’s leadership

Conservative grievances with the Prime Minister kicked off with his handling of the Owen Paterson lobbying scandal.

The Independent UK

Independence vote may be ‘unlawful’, says Scotland’s lord advocate

Dorothy Bain QC releases her letter to the UK supreme court seeking its ruling on Nicola Sturgeon’s plans for a second referendum

The Guardian - UK

Scandal of men abusing other men in Westminster ‘deliberately hidden’, MPs told

Cabinet Office minister Michael Ellis claimed there is “no such culture” in Parliament before encouraging any victims of abuse to come forward.

The Independent UK

Caroline Nokes reported Chris Pincher ‘for being drunk in afternoon’ day before ‘groping’

Senior Tory says suspended MP had ‘too much to drink’ on afternnoon before alleged assault

The Independent UK

Sturgeon tells PM referendum block will not mean Scots ‘refused right to choose’

The Scottish First Minister told Boris Johnson the absence of a Section 30 order “will not mean Scotland is refused the democratic right to choose.”

The Independent UK

Parliament an unsafe workplace due to sexual misconduct by MPs, say unions

Political parties cannot be trusted to deal with misbehaviour by their own MPs, claim general secretaries

The Guardian - UK

The Guardian view on Labour’s Brexit: pragmatic not revolutionary politics

Editorial: A softer Brexit would be good for Britain but Labour’s leader is unlikely to win an election with that as his policy

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Neil Parish says wife ‘chases me around the kitchen with scissors’ going for ‘part of my anatomy’

‘She knows what I’m like,’ former Devon MP says

The National (Scotland)

Green councillor says campaigning for independence is 'not his priority'

A GREEN Shetland councillor has said campaigning for a second independence referendum is “not a priority of his” despite backing the cause.

Daily Mirror

Labour will scrap the House of Lords, Scottish party leader Anas Sarwar says

Anas Sarwar also said Labour will not strike a deal with the SNP, calling Boris Johnson a 'gift' for Nicola Sturgeon's party. He told a Westminster audience that Labour will bring 'new hope' to politics and will deliver change by uniting people.

Daily Record

Anas Sarwar backs Keir Starmer's move to abandon any attempt by Labour government to rejoin EU

The Scottish Labour leader ruled out a return to the EU under a Labour government saying people wanted the politicians to sort the Brexit problems not re-run the debate.

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The Independent UK

Labour will not strike any deal with SNP, Sarwar says

The Scottish Labour leader told the Fabian Society in London that ‘cooperation and not conflict’ should be at the heart of government.

The National (Scotland)

Anas Sarwar calls for House of Lords to be abolished and replaced with regional senate

THE House of Lords “must be abolished” and replaced with a regional senate instead, Scottish Labour leader Anas Sarwar has suggested.

The Guardian - UK

Labour would scrap House of Lords, says Scottish party leader

Anas Sarwar calls instead for creation of ‘senate of nations and regions’ and rules out pact with SNP

Daily Record

Vladimir Putin would welcome Scottish independence, suggests Anas Sarwar

The Scottish Labour leader said that the Russian president would welcome any move that destabilises his enemies.

Daily Record

SNP sex pest MP Patrick Grady faces no further police investigations

The Met Police has dropped an inquiry after a complaint against Patrick Grady forced him to stand aside from the SNP Westminster group.

The Guardian - UK

Where did all those US sweet shops in London come from? The problem is, we don’t know

Many of them rip off customers and owe us millions in business rates – but tracking down their owners is proving impossible, says Adam Hug, leader of Westminster city council

The National (Scotland)

UK Government threatens to interfere in Scotland's gender recognition bill

The UK Attorney General is risking a constitutional row by suggesting she might interfere in the Scottish Government's GRA Bill.

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