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Who could replace Ian Blackford as SNP Westminster leader?

The MP for Ross, Skye and Lochaber said in a statement on Thursday that he will not seek re-election at the party's AGM next week.

Daily Record

Keir Starmer attacks Sunak over tax benefits for private schools

Labour leader asks PM why he handed his old school Winchester £6m in taxpayers’ money

The Guardian - UK

Lanarkshire MP calls on UK Government to back 'Miscarriage Leave Bill' as it returns to Parliament this week

The legislation is due to receive its second reading this Friday in the House of Commons.

Daily Record

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Martin Lewis apologises for using swear word during heated Commons committee appearance

The money saving expert criticised tech giants and the government over their roles in tackling scam advertising online as he gave evidence to MPs in the House of Commons

Manchester Evening News

Ukraine’s first lady Olena Zelenska receives standing ovation as she tells UK parliament: ‘I came to you for justice’

Ukraine’s first lady Olena Zelenska thanked Britain for its support in the war against Russia as she addresed MPs and Peers at Westminster on Tuesday afteroon. Ms Zelenska received a standing ovation as she arrived to give the speech in a parliamentary committee room. Former prime minister Boris Johnson was…

Evening Standard

UK must become ‘world leader’ to secure justice for Ukraine, says First Lady

Olena Zelenska urged the UK to become a leader in helping Ukraine achieve ‘justice’ against Russia.

The Independent UK

SNP MP John Nicolson faces investigation after Speaker leaked letter row

Nicholson's conduct will now be referred to the Privileges Committee following a vote by MPs

The National (Scotland)

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PFI at 30: it's hard to say anything positive about this deeply flawed financing model

It was Norman Lamont who first announced a new way of paying for public buildings and infrastructure in November 1992. In a speech to the House of Commons, the then chancellor of the exchequer said he was looking to encourage more private financing for such projects.

The Conversation

Tory MP secures Commons debate on conduct of SNP's John Nicolson

A TORY MP has successfully secured a debate on the actions of SNP MP John Nicolson in the House of Commons.

The National (Scotland)

Tory MP claims ban on hunting trophy imports is 'racist' as bill passes first hurdle

Both the UK Government and Labour backed the proposed ban after it was debated in the House of Commons on Friday as a Private Members Bill.

The National (Scotland)

Why bullying in politics is a matter of democracy

Dominic Raab, the UK’s deputy prime minister, has become the latest figure in the government to be accused of bullying. Bullying, harassment, and sexual misconduct are always serious matters. They can harm a victim’s personal and professional development and wellbeing, and create cultures of fear and intimidation. In political contexts,…

The Conversation

Anne McElvoy: Tory feuds undermine Rishi Sunak and his bid to avoid general election wipeout

It’s blue-on-blue internal Tory wars again: to which you might reply, “When wasn’t it, in living memory?”

Evening Standard

MPs will get a week off Parliament for King Charles’s coronation

The leader of the House of Commons, Penny Mordaunt, today announced that MPs will have nearly a week off in May to celebrate King Charles' coronation

Daily Mirror

Suella Braverman says people coming to UK illegally ‘at fault’ for processing chaos

Home secretary faces five legal challenges over crisis at Manston processing centre for asylum seekers

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Speaker Lindsay Hoyle steps in to rebuke Rishi Sunak during tense Prime Minister's Questions

The Speaker of the House was not happy with the Prime Minister

Evening Standard

Brexiteer Owen Paterson suing the government at the European Court of Human Rights over ‘privacy breach’

The former minister was suspended from the House of Commons for breaking lobbying rules

Evening Standard

David Cameron becomes a peer: How does the House of Lords work and what do its critics say about it?

The ex-prime minister is by no means the first peer to be in the Cabinet but the practice is unusual

The Guardian - UK

Michael Gove accuses social landlords of ‘complacency’ after child’s death

Housing secretary says landlords have been ‘defensive’ over dangerous conditions, after death of Awaab Ishak

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The Independent UK

Dominic Raab facing calls for third probe amid claims of ‘obscene’ language in Commons

Accusations the deputy prime minister mouthed ‘w***er’ at Labour leader during PMQs

The Guardian - UK

A stark lesson for Keir Starmer from the budget: the Tories won’t just lose, you have to beat them

Labour’s path to victory was clear when Truss was in office. A politically cunning autumn statement has made it harder, says Guardian columnist Jonathan Freedland

The Independent UK

Plans to reform House of Lords appointments pass first hurdle

Membership of the House of Lords now far exceeds that of the Commons, says Lord Norton.

The Guardian - UK

Hunt delays pain of austerity package to give Tories a chance

£55bn of tax increases and spending cuts set to bite in 2024 and after next election

Chronicle Live

Jeremy Hunt's Autumn Statement at a glance as he announces tax rises

The Chancellor announced his plans in the House of Commons on Thursday and said he was having to make difficult decisions

The Independent UK

Government’s autumn statement ‘neglects’ entertainment sector, trade bodies say

Chancellor Jeremy Hunt delivered his autumn statement to MPs in the House of Commons on Thursday.

Daily Mirror

Rachel Reeves accuses Tories of 'picking pockets' of millions of Brits with Autumn Budget

The Shadow Chancellor Rachel Reeves said Britain 'can longer afford a Conservative Government' after Jeremy Hunt confirmed the UK is now in recession with the economy expected to shrink further in 2023

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