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New independence white paper in coming weeks will 'focus on constitution'

A NEW independence paper to be launched in the coming weeks will focus on the constitution, the Sunday National understands.

The National (Scotland)

Ian Blackford admits SNP has lost voters' trust over ferries and DRS saga

Former Westminister leader Ian Blackford said the SNP has lost the trust of voters and failed people after a series of high-profile blunders.

Daily Record

Devolution ‘becoming unworkable’, warns Yousaf in attack on ‘interfering’ Tories

The Scottish First Minister has hit out at the UK Government – and claimed Labour has been ‘posted missing’ when it comes to defending devolution.

The Independent UK

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'Cancer stories hit me differently now': Wes Streeting shares emotional story ahead of new book

The Labour Shadow Health Secretary's searingly honest book, One Boy, Two Bills and a Fry Up, charts his journey from the East End to Cambridge University and Westminster

Daily Mirror

Furious Tories turn against Boris Johnson after ‘bias’ outburst

MPs tell Rishi Sunak that the former PM must not be allowed to stand again, while Johnson ally Nigel Adams quits and triggers third byelection

The Guardian - UK

Headache for Rishi Sunak as third Tory MP quits in 24 hours in Boris Johnson bombshell

In a tumultuous 24 hours for the Conservative Party, Nigel Adams MP announced on Saturday that he was following the former prime minister Boris Johnson and former culture secretary Nadine Dorries' lead in quitting Westminster

Daily Mirror

Stephen Flynn says 'goodbye' to Boris Johnson with 'classic' clip

THE SNP’s leader in Westminster has said a final farewell to Boris Johnson by posting a funny video of an exchange between the pair in the Commons.

The National (Scotland)

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Winston Churchill’s grandson donated nearly £5,000 to Liberal Democrats

Ex-Serco chief Rupert Soames says financial support was for ‘friend’ and prospective MP Angus MacDonald

The Guardian - UK

Our Wee Ginger Dug columnist invited to speak at SNP indy convention

OUR Wee Ginger Dug columnist Paul Kavanagh has been invited to speak at the SNP’s independence convention in what is being seen as a sign the…

The National (Scotland)

'Not a single tear will be shed in Scotland' at Boris Johnson resignation, Flynn says

It comes after the Privileges Committee found the former prime minister misled Parliament over lockdown-breaking parties in Number…

The National (Scotland)

Boris Johnson’s hopes for a comeback must surely now be futile

The ex-prime minister’s surprise resignation as an MP followed a collapse in his popularity that is likely to be terminal

The Guardian - UK

Caroline Lucas knows effective change begins outside Westminster

Brief letters: Brighton MP stepping down | Midlands matters | Audience interaction | The perils of autocorrect

The Guardian - UK

OPINION - Westminster is alight with intrigue over the sale of the Telegraph and Spectator

If you don’t vote Tory, it is unlikely you will care about the somewhat anxious mood within the SW1 offices of the famous Spectator magazine, once edited by Boris Johnson. Or understand the sense of hopeful uncertainty buzzing around the offices of the “Torygraph” newspaper in Victoria. But to many…

Evening Standard

Vote on plans to bar MPs accused of sexual or violent offences delayed

Staff will be left at risk if proposals to ban members under police investigation from Westminster estate dropped, unions say

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The National (Scotland)

Westminster 'not respecting devolution' as MSPs vote to reject EU law bill changes

Angus Robertson told the Scottish Parliament that ministers were given less than eight working hours to consider amendments to the wide-sweeping bill

The Conversation

Caroline Lucas and the heavy burden of being a party's only member of parliament

Green MP Caroline Lucas’s announcement that she will be leaving parliament at the next general election will have come as a surprise to many. Elected in 2010 as the party’s first ever MP, overturning a pretty thumping Labour majority, she has become something of a force to be reckoned with…

The Guardian - UK

Matt Hancock tells court he felt intimidated by anti-vaccination protester

Geza Tarjanyi, 62, denies pushing former health secretary towards London underground escalator

The Guardian - UK

Caroline Lucas was the best PM Britain never had – but she’s shown us how to fix our politics

The Green MP for Brighton Pavilion is leaving Westminster. It’s a sign that change will only come to a broken system from outside, says Compass director Neal Lawson

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Evening Standard

Matt Hancock ‘shaken up’ by Westminster confrontations with protester, court hears

Former Health Secretary Matt Hancock feared he was about to be shoved down a Tube escalator during a confrontation with an anti-vaccine protestor, a court has heard.

Insider UK

Retailers threaten legal action over DRS delay

Federation of Independent Retailers representative claims shops have been left out of pocket by repeated delays

Daily Record

Recycling plan is a costly mess as deposit return scheme in Scotland postponed

Record View says the scheme was a sound idea that has become a huge waste of money.

The National (Scotland)

Stephen Kerr 'considering' bailing out of Holyrood for Westminster return

A SCOTTISH Conservative MSP has been accused of “trying to bail out to Westminster” as his party is predicted to slump to third place come the…

The Guardian - UK

Scotland delays deposit return scheme by at least two years, blaming Westminster

Scottish government says UK ministers’ decision to exclude glass from the scheme effectively sabotaged it

The Independent UK

Lack of devolution could put NI on path to joint British/Irish rule, MPs told

Westminster would not make decisions on governing the region without consent from the Irish government, a Commons committee was told.

Evening Standard

Pickpocketing thefts on London Underground more than double in one year, figures show

The Central line has been revealed as the most popular among pickpockets

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