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Was 2022 a tipping point in the fight for democracy or just a pause in politics?

It’s been a bad year for right-wing populists. But is it a permanent change or just a breather in a continuing decline?

Crikey

Most dramatic stock moves of 2022 led by Meta’s nosedive

From a little-known manufacturing firm’s 13,000% rally in its US stock-market debut to a flash crash across Nordic stocks, there was no shortage of dramatic moments that consumed equity investors’ focus in 2022.

Tribune News Service

How well have you kept up with major news events of 2022? Take quiz to find out

The top favourite news story of this year was voted as the Queen's Platinum Jubilee - followed by the Lionesses winning the Euros football tournament

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The Standard View: If the Conservatives aren’t trusted on the economy, what do they stand for?

If the Conservatives aren’t trusted on the economy, what do they stand for? The key to the party becoming the most successful in the history of the democratic world has depended on its reputation for economic management. But in the wake of Liz Truss’s disastrous mini-Budget, soaring inflation and a…

Evening Standard

Freeze on alcohol duty to be extended to help UK hospitality industry

No increases until August 2023 despite Jeremy Hunt’s first full budget being scheduled for 15 March

The Guardian - UK

When is the £400 winter fuel payment due?

Households will start receiving money off their energy bills from October

The Independent UK

After a year when the only certainty was Tory chaos, could 2023 be even worse?

Britain has become trapped in a doom loop of perpetual crisis under the Conservatives

The Guardian - UK

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Labour needs more than voters’ anger with Tories failures to win

Conservative supporters disillusioned with the lack of a Brexit dividend are unclear what Labour stands for, and the radical right is rising

The Guardian - UK

‘We didn’t vote for this’: anger over Brexit failures is haunting the Tories

All along the red wall, those who gave the Conservatives their election victory in 2019 feel betrayed, with some turning to the Reform UK party to deliver on policies such as immigration

The Guardian - UK

Rishi Sunak scraps energy supply taskforce set up by Liz Truss

Government shelves plan to secure long-term contracts because ‘locking in while gas prices are this high doesn’t make sense’

The Guardian - UK

Rishi Sunak scraps Liz Truss taskforce aimed at striking long-term energy deals

A ship containing gas arrives in Kent (stock image)

Evening Standard

Grant Shapps launches campaign advising people how to save money this winter

The £18m initiative, blocked by Liz Truss, claims people could save £230 a year through ‘simple measures’

The Guardian - UK

When is the £400 winter fuel payment due?

Households will start receiving money off their energy bills from October

The Independent UK

All the energy saving tips in government’s new £18m campaign from blocking door gaps to boiler use

The government is urging squeezed UK households to plug gaps in windows and doors and turn down boiler flow temperature as part of a money-saving drive

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Daily Mirror

King Charles' first 100 days of reign - eggings, race row, Harry and Meghan Netflix drama

Today marks exactly 100 days since the sad death of the late Queen and her eldest son ascending to the throne as King Charles III - and despite his reign still very much being in its infancy, he has had a lot to contend with

The Guardian - UK

Two PMs, a race row and Harry & Meghan: Charles’s first 100 days as king

Amid a steady stream of controversy, keeping calm and presenting a united front remains the monarchy’s mantra

The Guardian - AU

Flood warnings issued for Murray River in South Australia – as it happened

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The National (Scotland)

What Tories don’t say when they complain Scots ‘pay more tax than the English’

YOU might think the Scottish Conservatives had learned some humility when it came to commenting on tax policy after praising Liz Truss's disastrous…

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Liz Truss attacks 'untrue' claim cocaine was found at her grace-and-favour home

A spokesman for Liz Truss claimed it was 'categorically untrue' - while Boris Johnson was 'surprised' by separate allegations that white powder was found after No10 parties

The Guardian - UK

Traces of suspected cocaine found after parties in Liz Truss’s grace-and-favour house, say staff

Exclusive: White powder residue found after events held at Chevening and Downing Street, say sources

The Guardian - UK

From Musk to Truss, 2022 was the year reckless populists came crashing down to Earth

Revolutionaries who claim to bring down corrupt systems have proved that orthodoxy exists for a reason, says Guardian columnist Gaby Hinsliff

The National (Scotland)

Liz Truss rushed to meet Rupert Murdoch firm CEO within weeks of becoming PM

LIZ Truss’s first external meeting as prime minister was with the head of Rupert Murdoch’s publishing firm which owns The Times and The Sun, new…

The Independent UK

When is the £400 winter fuel payment due?

Households will start receiving money off their energy bills from October

Reuters

Britain's Labour Party works to become 'the party of business'

After decades funding Britain's governing Conservatives, businessman Gareth Quarry has switched allegiance and started donating to the opposition Labour Party in the belief that it offers more certainty and stability.

The Guardian - UK

It’s not enough for Labour to be a nicer version of the Tories. It must take risks for what is right

Instead of fighting for the centre ground, Keir Starmer should look to the radical changes pushed through under Harold Wilson, says Guardian columnist Simon Jenkins

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