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Tories split over sites for refugee housing and deadline for stopping small boats

Rebels say crossings should be stopped by end of 2023 while ministers are unhappy about camps in their constituencies

The Guardian - UK

Angela Rayner fumes rapists 'allowed to roam streets' on Dominic Raab's watch

Dominic Raab and Angela Rayner stepped in at PMQs in the absence of the PM and Keir Starmer, who were attending the funeral of Baroness Betty Boothroyd, the only woman so far to be elected speaker of the House of Commons

Daily Mirror

Red wall Brexiters will be the ‘hero voters’ of the next election. The rest of us are just walk-on players

British politics is bent out of shape to accommodate a narrow set of views clustered to one side of a partisan divide, says Guardian columnist Rafael Behr

The Guardian - UK

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Concerns refugees could be 'forced out of hotels' and 'pushed into homelessness' under new government plans

Downing Street have confirmed reports of a package which would see Afghan refugees removed from hotel accommodation

Manchester Evening News

Downing Street urges teachers not to strike during summer GCSE and A-Level exams

Teaching leaders refuse to rule out strike action during exam season

Evening Standard

Nicola Sturgeon's big highs and lows as she officially leaves First Minister post

After nearly nine years in power, Nicola Sturgeon has officially tendered her resignation as First Minister of Scotland in a letter to King Charles.

Daily Mirror

Current rules ‘strike right balance’, says No 10, after MPs duped by fake firm

One minister acknowledged that the videos, released by campaign group Led By Donkeys, were ‘pretty unedifying’ even if no rules were broken,

The Independent UK

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PM facing Tory rebellions on small boats legislation ahead of Commons return

Amendments have been proposed to the Illegal Migration Bill from both the liberal and the right wings of the Conservative Party.

The Independent UK

Michael Gove defends UK government plan to ban laughing gas

Levelling up secretary says it is right to outlaw use of nitrous oxide because it fuels antisocial behaviour

The Guardian - UK

Labour slam 'empty rhetoric' on local crime as Rishi Sunak unveils 'jumpsuit' vandal plan

Shadow Home Secretary, Yvette Cooper accused the Tories of empty rhetoric on antisocial behaviour while there are so few police on the beat to take enforcement action or prevent crime

Daily Mirror

Why was Boris Johnson cast into the wilderness this week? Because a populist without a tribe is nothing

With Trump and Netanyahu wreaking havoc, Johnson’s fall makes clear that only former allies can destroy these strongmen, says Jonathan Freedland

The Guardian - UK

Macron suggests anti-pension reform protests forced him to cancel King’s visit

The French leader said Charles and Camilla’s four-day state visit was likely to be rescheduled for the beginning of summer.

The Independent UK

Boris Johnson should quit as MP, says daughter of woman who died from Covid during Downing Street party

‘He thinks the rules don’t apply to him – he denigrates our parliamentary system,’ says professor forced by lockdown to stay away from her family

The Independent UK

Boris Johnson facing formal reprimand for misleading parliament

MPs investigating Partygate scandal have denounced former PM’s ‘flimsy’ explanations before committee

The Guardian - UK

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Boris Johnson grilled by parliamentary committee over misleading House on partygate

Boris Johnson rejects the suggestion that he should have known Downing Street parties would break the COVID-19 rules he set as "utter nonsense" in a heated exchange under oath.

Al Jazeera

UK’s Boris Johnson denies he lied over ‘Partygate’ scandal

The former prime minister has denied lying about flaunting COVID-19 rules at 10 Downing Street during lockdown.

The Guardian - UK

Boris Johnson inquiry: what is former UK PM accused of?

Johnson has mounted bullish defence in front of committee whose findings could lead to him losing his parliamentary seat

The Independent UK

Rishi Sunak prepares to face fresh Tory revolt over new Brexit deal with Brussels

MPs will vote on a key element of the Windsor Framework agreement on revised trading arrangements for Northern Ireland

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Wales Online

Sunak may face Tory revolt over new Brexit deal with Brussels

ERG described Stormont brake as 'practically useless' but has yet to reveal how members will vote in key Commons debate

The Independent UK

Sunak faces possible Tory revolt over his new Brexit deal with Brussels

MPs will vote on a key element of the Windsor Framework agreement on revised trading arrangements for Northern Ireland.

The Guardian - UK

English test scandal: students and campaigners call on PM to end years of limbo

The students who had their visas revoked will present a petition to Downing Street on Tuesday

The Independent UK

Banking system ‘safe’ says Downing Street – but job losses loom at Credit Suisse

Credit Suisse employs around 5,500 people in the UK

The Independent UK

Johnson’s defence passed to MPs preparing to question him over partygate ‘lies’

The former prime minister’s allies urged the Privileges Committee to publish the evidence ‘as soon as possible’.

The Independent UK

No 10 warns Johnson allies against portraying inquiry as ‘witch hunt’

Prime Minister Rishi Sunak’s official spokesman defended the Privileges Committee investigation.

The Independent UK

How Blair’s ‘dodgy dossier’ was changed after Independent reporter spotted flaw in case for war

Veteran political reporter Donald Macintyre reveals how his claim that Saddam was ‘bad but not mad enough’ to start conflict caused alarm in No 10

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