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House of Lords plans fail to tackle overmighty government

Letters: David Kauders argues for a people’s council, Les Bright hopes fiscal concerns do not slow reform and David Milton proposes giving peerages to the highest bidder

The Guardian - UK

I sit in the House of Lords – and here’s why getting rid of 92 hereditary peers won’t fix it

Only a fully elected second chamber will give us true democracy, says Green party peer Jenny Jones

The Guardian - UK

One thousand up! A grand milestone for Great Britain at the Olympics

The velodrome in Paris witnessed GB’s 1,000th medal at summer and winter Olympics.

The Independent UK

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The Joy of Six: commentators losing themselves in the moment

From a Norwegian whose gleeful words are still aped today, to some brilliant rugby league apoplexy, via golfing disbelief and more

The Guardian - UK

Just Stop Oil protests: the argument for and against

Tory mayoral candidate Susan Hall and Green Party peer Jenny Jones make their case

Evening Standard

It’s Ulez day, and to those who would thwart it I say: people are dying, this will save lives

It’s time to remember why this move is practical, popular and essential, says Jenny Jones, a Green party peer and former deputy mayor of London

The Guardian - UK

Suella Braverman faces legal action after forcing through anti-protest powers

Liberty writes to home secretary saying she acted unlawfully because parliament had rejected measures

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'Shameful' Labour peers abstain from key vote on 'draconian' anti-protest laws

LABOUR peers in the House of Lords refused to back a motion to end the Government’s “draconian” anti-protest laws.

The National (Scotland)

Police in England and Wales could be given ‘near total discretion’ over protests

Secondary legislation in parliament this week will lower the threshold for serious disruption, says barrister Adam Wagner

The Guardian - UK

Archbishop of Canterbury’s attack on illegal migration bill ‘wrong on both counts’, says minister – as it happened

Justin Welby says bill is ‘morally unacceptable’ and rules on protection of refugees are not ‘inconvenient obstructions’

The Guardian - UK

Why The Jerry Springer Show Was Always My Favorite Talk Show

We recently lost the talk show legend, Jerry Springer. Here are some of my thoughts on why he'll always be my favorite talk show host.

Cinemablend

Jerry Springer obituary

Television host whose long-running talkshow focused on ordinary people and their scandals

The Guardian - UK

Government's urgent photo ID election warning amid polling station fears

Only certain IDs are acceptable to be able to vote in UK in May 2023 - full list here - there are only five days left to get alternative

Nottingham Post

On This Day in 2014 – Jenny Jones wins historic snowboarding bronze in Sochi

At 33 Jones was the oldest entrant in the final by more than six years.

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Lords can stop police getting pre-emptive protest ban rights, Green peer says

Labour must whip its benches to vote against controversial proposed powers, says Jenny Jones

The Guardian - UK

National security bill may have ‘chilling effect’ on investigative journalism in UK

Guy Black, deputy chair of Telegraph newspapers, says draft legislation sets too low a bar on what constitutes spying

The Guardian - UK

Sunak’s measures are too little, too late for Britain’s poorest

Letters: The one-off payments will only cover about half the predicted energy bill rise and will do nothing to tackle inequality, writes Alasdair Macdonald. Plus letters from Jenny Jones, Barbara Holroyd, Sue Finch and Peter Jones

The Independent UK

Government admits spying on MPs’ emails was unlawful

Green Party politicians demand ‘public confession’ after settlement reached in European Court of Human Rights

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‘Ella’s law’ bill seeks to establish right to clean air in UK

Jenny Jones says bill, named after girl who died of asthma, treats pollution as matter of social justice

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