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Margaret Beckett is still wrong about the Iraq war and WMD claims

Letter: Frank Jackson on the former Labour deputy leader’s recollections about the 2003 Iraq war

The Guardian - UK

Bob Blizzard obituary

Practical, hard-working Labour MP for Waveney in Suffolk who delivered on his commitments

The Guardian - UK

Emily Sheffield: Labour need to be more ruthless, or they’ll be out of power for years

There is a clammy, sticky feeling of shame I can’t shake when I consider Westminster now. Cowardice, bullying, lying and ambition oozes out of every antiquated orifice. Sexual aggression, an out-of-control drinking culture, ministers who are free to throw things at the staff and get away with it. Rules that…

Evening Standard

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With the left asleep at the wheel, the right has surged ahead with its cynical anti-woke narrative

Progressives can no longer afford to sit back and let the anti-woke agenda dominate the media, says Ellie Mae O’Hagan, the director of the Centre for Labour and Social Studies

The Guardian - UK

‘I saw two Tory whips having tequila for breakfast’: Margaret Beckett on Blair, the Iraq war and half a century in politics

She is Britain’s longest-serving female MP. As she approaches retirement, she remembers the thrill of Westminster in the 70s, the successes and failures of the Blair years, and nominating Corbyn for the Labour leadership

The Guardian - UK

7 bombshells from Andrew Morton book - Queen at 'wit's end' and stag do drama

Prominent royal author Andrew Morton, best known for his book on Princess Diana, is releasing another biography, this time on the Queen, which aims to shed light on the woman behind the crown

Daily Mirror

The big idea: should we abolish the Treasury?

This powerful institution is filled with brilliant people – but is it holding Britain back?

The Guardian - UK

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My Waterman conspiracy theory was sunk by Nadhim Zahawi’s incompetence

The sad death of Minder star Dennis almost provided me with some material for this column, but the education secretary scuppered it

The Guardian - UK

Rethinking Scotland: Can the nation lay down a vision of a new era?

WAY back in 1975, when a young Gordon Brown believed in social democracy, he edited what became the influential Red Paper on Scotland. Brown was…

The National (Scotland)

Now he’s got ‘a foot in the door’ can Keir Starmer keep going?

Analysis: Labour did well in local elections and providing the leader avoids that FPN there may be opportunities ahead

The Guardian - UK

Tony Blair tells Starmer to drop ‘woke’ politics and focus on economy

Former PM says Labour leader needs to win back remainers who voted Tory in 2019 election

The Guardian - UK

GCSE grades don’t count in apprenticeship performance, says Euan Blair

Tony Blair’s son was talking to a panel on the skills gap at the Times Education Summit.

The Independent UK

Prince of Wales reads shortest Queen’s Speech for nearly 10 years

The text was amended to replace “my Government” with “Her Majesty’s Government”.

The Independent UK

Starmer gambled Labour’s fortunes on his integrity – no wonder he’s in deep trouble

Focusing on honesty and decency was always going to be a thin strategy, says Guardian columnist Owen Jones

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The Independent UK

What is the Good Friday Agreement? Peace deal that ended Northern Ireland Troubles explained

The agreement brought republicans and unionists together after decades of political conflict in Northern Ireland

Liverpool Echo

Legendary ITV Coronation Street star buried in a Mersey cemetery

'We fell into each other’s arms and were inseparable from then on'

Daily Mirror

'Like Tony Blair 25 years ago, William and Kate are right to be less formal'

In this day and age, addressing people by first names is what comes naturally - good on the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge for recognising this as the monarchy modernises

The Guardian - UK

Here’s what we have learned: Starmer can’t dazzle like Blair, but might still rid us of Johnson

After these elections, prospects of a 1997-style landslide looks remote, but just ousting this government would be enough, says Guardian columnist Jonathan Freedland

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Boris Johnson rose on promises of a glorious future. Now all he has left is a painful present

From Brexit to ‘Boris Island’, he made a career out of vague, eye-popping plans that have all turned to dust, says Guardian columnist Andy Beckett

The National (Scotland)

'The hatred was hard for my children': Billy Kay speaks out over Scots abuse

SCOTTISH author Billy Kay has spoken out over the continued abuse he has received for speaking in Scots, saying the “hatred has been hard for my…

Evening Standard

Boris Johnson ‘out of touch and mired in sleaze’ claims Davey ahead of elections

Liberal Democrat leader Sir Ed Davey compared the situation to the dying days of Sir John Major’s administration.

The Independent UK

Johnson ‘out of touch and mired in sleaze’ claims Davey ahead of elections

Liberal Democrat leader Sir Ed Davey compared the situation to the dying days of Sir John Major’s administration.

The Guardian - UK

Labour messaging should be clear, consistent and positive, report says

Document says Keir Starmer should echo Tony Blair’s tactics and engage with right wing press

Daily Mirror

'Johnson, like Major, is cruelly mocked, held in contempt and distrusted by most voters'

Thursday’s local council contests will be a mini-referendum on the Tories and Labour across Britain, according to The Mirror's Kevin Maguire

The National (Scotland)

Outrage as Labour peer George Foulkes claims Scots 'not a language'

LABOUR peer George Foulkes has been taken to task after he claimed that Scots is not a language – despite his party’s own government having…

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