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The Prime Minister was accused of ‘running scared’ after failing to show up for Keir Starmer’s urgent question on her troubled financial plan.

  ‘Almost all’ tax plans that have not started to go through parliament are being axed, new chancellor says ‘Almost all’ tax plans that have not started to go through parliament are being axed, new chancellor says 

  Liz Truss has paid the price for poor preparation, suggested the former minister and fervent Brexiteer. ​Liz Truss has paid the price for poor preparation, suggested the former minister and fervent Brexiteer. 

When I was about 12, I used to sit in front of the video recorder while I watched television. Every time a Black person came on the screen, I would record it.

There won’t be a repeat of 2006.

Fair enough.

Research finds participants’ recall of certain material decreased after being played audio while asleep Playing sounds while you slumber might help to strengthen some memories while weakening others, research suggests, with experts noting the approach might one day help people living with traumatic recollections. Previous work has shown that when a sound is played as a person learns an association between two words, the memory of that word association is boosted if the same sound is played while the individual sleeps. Continue reading… ​Research finds participants’ recall of certain material decreased after being played audio while asleepPlaying sounds while you…

Former member of Corbyn-loyal wing of party was target of tabloid stories during time in parliament Labour has blocked the former Kensington MP Emma Dent Coad from the longlist to fight the seat at the next election, a move which has sparked outrage among local campaigners. Dent Coad, who was elected in 2017 in a shock victory over the Conservatives by just 20 votes, is the leader of the Labour group on the council, and lost her seat in 2019 to the Conservatives. Continue reading… ​Former member of Corbyn-loyal wing of party was target of tabloid stories during time in…

  The energy company has admitted that the calculations based on the man’s meter readings were “clearly inaccurate”. ​The energy company has admitted that the calculations based on the man’s meter readings were “clearly inaccurate”. 

Sir Mark Rowley says humour cannot be ‘used as an excuse’ after Casey review highlights misogyny and racism The Metropolitan police commissioner has issued direct orders to officers and staff, saying those who make jokes about violent attacks on women or who fail to stand up to hate speech should expect to be sacked. Sir Mark Rowley issued the instructions, seen by the Guardian, after a review by Louise Casey found racists and misogynists had been left in the ranks of Britain’s biggest police force by a hugely flawed disciplinary system. Continue reading… ​Sir Mark Rowley says humour cannot be…