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Mail on Sunday editor refuses to meet Commons Speaker over Rayner report

Ms Rayner earlier said she had appealed to the paper not to run the story

Wales Online

Mail on Sunday editor rejects meeting with Speaker over Angela Rayner story

David Dillon had been called to a meeting with Sir Lindsay Hoyle after running a story widely condemned as sexist

The Guardian - UK

Opposition MPs raise concerns over human rights in India amid trade deal talks

Labour MP Zarah Sultana criticised the Prime Minister for visiting a JCB factory during his visit.

The Independent UK

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'No respect' Ian Blackford slams Boris Johnson for avoiding scrutiny in House of Commons

Ian Blackford asked why the Prime Minister failed to come to the Commons to give an account of his India visit as the government moved to close down parliament ahead of the Queen's Speech.

Daily Record

Nottinghamshire gin in House of Commons bar after cheeky request

Jacob Rees-Mogg stated that he was 'all in favour of Ruddy Fine Gin'

Nottingham Post

Tuesday briefing: What the Angela Rayner story tells us about misogyny in Westminster

In today’s newsletter: Archie Bland and Nimo Omer speak to MPs and peers about the toxic environment for women in parliament

The Guardian - UK

'The Mail on Sunday needs to understand that consistent misogynistic journalism has consequences'

Caroline Nokes, Chair of the Commons Women and Equalities Committee is set to have a meeting with Commons Speaker Lindsay Hoyle to discuss if a Mail on Sunday lobby journalist should retain their lobby pass

Daily Mirror

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'The same thing happened to me' Wales’ Future Generations Commissioner speaks out over 'misogynistic' Angela Rayner article

Future Generations Commissioner Sophie Howe says the comments have ‘brought back all the same feelings of anger’

Wales Online

Mail on Sunday editor summoned over ‘misogynistic’ Rayner article

The ‘mysogony’ storm over claims about Angela Rayner grew on Monday when House of Commons Speaker Sir Lindsay Hoyle summoned the editor of The Mail on Sunday to discuss the article.

Evening Standard

Rachel Reeves blasts Tory who 'said she shouldn't be in Cabinet' with new baby

Labour's Shadow Chancellor said she was told 'I shouldn't be in the Cabinet because I wouldn't be able to concentrate on having a new baby and a big job'

Daily Mirror

Boris Johnson will 'unleash terror' on Tory MP who slurred Angela Rayner

An anonymous source fed 'misogynistic tripe' about Labour's deputy leader to the Mail on Sunday

Liverpool Echo

Everything we know about Boris Johnson’s alleged Downing Street lockdown parties

Outrage over PM’s conduct revived after he is fined by Metropolitan Police over Partygate

The Independent UK

UK women slam sexism of 'Basic Instinct' slur on lawmaker

Women from across British politics called Monday for action to tackle misogyny after a newspaper ran a story accusing the deputy opposition leader of trying to “distract” the prime minister during debates by crossing and uncrossing her legs

The Independent UK

PM writes to Angela Rayner to insist ‘Basic Instinct’ claim was not in his name

The claims which were reportedly made by an unnamed Tory MP to the Mail on Sunday have been widely condemned as sexist.

The Independent UK

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Tracey Crouch fears delays to football reform could be ‘catastrophic’ for game

The Government will set out more detail on Monday afternoon

Chronicle Live

Comedy legend Peter Kay tells fans he's 'doing great' in rare public appearance

Tribune News Service

Boris Johnson is causing more trouble for his Tories with yet another partygate probe

Boris Johnson aimed to end months of political turmoil when he apologized to the House of Commons this week for breaking the U.K. lockdown rules that he brought into force.

The Independent UK

Anatomy of a Scandal’s creators didn’t get the memo about sexual violence on screen

Ham-fisted dialogue and drunken camera angles are the least of the new Netflix show’s worries, writes Fiona Sturges

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The Guardian - UK

How senior Tories’ frantic efforts failed to block Boris Johnson inquiry

Analysis: Ministers thought they had pulled a rabbit out of the hat but the rebellion would not be contained

France 24

UK lawmakers order investigation into whether Johnson lied to parliament

British lawmakers on Thursday triggered an investigation into allegations that Prime Minister Boris Johnson misled parliament in his initial responses to reports that he and his staff broke Covid-19 lockdown rules.

Daily Record

Boris Johnson future in the balance as he is referred to Privileges Committee

The Prime Minister's fate hangs in the balance as Tory MPs refused to block a Labour move to subject him to a parliamentary investigation over partygate.

Wales Online

Prime Minister Boris Johnson will face Commons investigation into whether he misled Parliament

MPs have voted to refer the Prime Minister to the Privileges Committee

Chronicle Live

Boris Johnson WILL face Parliament misconduct investigation over Partygate

MPs have backed a motion to refer Boris Johnson to a parliamentary watchdog.

Daily Mirror

Boris Johnson will be investigated for 'lying to Parliament' as MPs pass vote

The Prime Minister will officially be investigated by the Commons Privileges Committee over allegations he misled Parliament at least four times over Partygate

Manchester Evening News

MPs get 'free vote' on investigation into whether Boris Johnson lied to Parliament today - everything you need to know

The latest on this afternoon's vote, which way it may go, and what it means for prime minister Boris Johnson

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