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Politics Independent 22/01/2020 06:46:58 PM Jon Stone Could Gibraltar join the EU’s borderless Schengen area after Brexit? Boris Johnson suffers third defeat in Lords over EU law Starmer clears leadership hurdle with union nomination UK government plan to ditch EU regulations could lock out British firm Brexit trade talks may not start until March, says EU Peers defeat Johnson over physical proof of EU citizens right to stay Phillips says Labour must celebrate immigration and not 'appease' Replacing HS2 with upgrades would create ‘absurd disruption’ PM under fire for HS2 costs and immigration crackdown plans Johnson announces end to aid for coal projects overseas Gibraltar considers joining EU’s Schengen area to ease Brexit damage Bercow could be denied peerage unless he joins Labour Trophy hunting ‘fuels race injustice as bad as apartheid’, MPs told All the other things you could do with £106bn instead of funding HS2 Deadline looms for voter registration in Labour leadership contest Phillips admits she 'probably won't win' Labour leadership race Sean O'Grady How Johnson could face one more defeat over Brexit Johnson tells Putin 'no normalisation' of UK-Russia relationship Boris Johnson to impose new restrictions on EU immigration MPs call for unlimited fines for electoral law breaches Johnson accused of making impossible pledge for climate crisis summit Corbyn faces backlash over peerages plans for Bercow and ex-aide ‘Embarrassing’ for a man to win Labour leadership, says Phillips Boris Johnson considers moving House of Lords to York Why people are joining Labour to vote in the leadership contest Boris Johnson faces Lords defeat over child refugees protections Lizzy Buchan What is happening in the Lib Dem leadership race? Boris Johnson orders Trump trade talks to begin the day after Brexit Sadiq Khan pledges to make London carbon-neutral by 2030 Labour warns of ‘blighted’ childhoods in slum rented homes Labour leadership candidates clash in Liverpool hustings Labour leadership candidates clash over antisemitism Sajid Javid admits some businesses will be hit by Brexit Johnson unveils Brexit day celebrations after Big Ben bong fiasco Live: UK will rejoin EU claims Brussels chief, as Big Ben row erupts Keir Starmer cements early lead over rival Rebecca Long-Bailey Jon Stone What Britain is losing when its MEPs leave Brussels for the final time Lib Dems to wait until summer to name Jo Swinson's successor Government denies Verhofstadt claim over EU citizens' right to remain Starmer ‘may not give Long-Bailey top job if he wins’, ally predicts Verhofstadt: Young voters will reverse Brexit in ‘coming decades’ Adam Forrest Inside Politics: Long-Bailey lashes out at ‘gentlemen’s club’ New hospitals delayed for years by Carillion collapse, report finds Culture secretary suggests end to all-male shortlists after Oscars row Rebecca Long-Bailey promises to end ‘gentlemen’s club’ of politics John Rentoul What does Momentum’s backing mean for Rebecca Long-Bailey? Full Brexit trade deal by end of year ‘just not possible’, EU says Momentum officially endorses Rebecca Long-Bailey for Labour leader Trump threatened 25% car tariffs on UK over Iran nuclear deal Long-Bailey ‘personal’ support for abortion limit in disability cases

BBC Politics 22/01/2020 06:46:40 PM Jess Phillips quits Labour leadership race The Birmingham Yardley MP bows out of the contest as Lisa Nandy gets the backing of the GMB union. Who will be Labour's next leader? Profile: Jess Phillips Labour leadership hopefuls bid for union backing Related content Who will be Labour's next leader? Profile: Jess Phillips Labour leadership hopefuls bid for union backing Lords send amended Brexit bill back to MPs Peers make five amendments to the legislation, but the government plans to overturn them in the Commons. New Tory MPs 'not welcome' at miners' gala A Durham miners' official paraphrases Boris Johnson saying he'd rather "die in a ditch" than invite Tories. Devolution politicians reject PM's Brexit bill Welsh politicians refuse consent to Brexit bill after politicians in Scotland and NI did the same. Government defeated by peers over child refugees The House of Lords votes to amend the government's Brexit bill by 300 votes to 220. Tougher terror laws within weeks, government vows Offenders will face more time in jail as "hard truths" are faced after attacks, the Home Office says. Rise in full-time female workers boosts employment The number of women in work has grown by 0.5% in the three months to November, the highest rise for a year. Lords send amended Brexit bill back to MPs Peers make five amendments to the legislation, but the government plans to overturn them in the Commons. New Tory MPs 'not welcome' at miners' gala A Durham miners' official paraphrases Boris Johnson saying he'd rather "die in a ditch" than invite Tories. Devolution politicians reject PM's Brexit bill Welsh politicians refuse consent to Brexit bill after politicians in Scotland and NI did the same. Government defeated by peers over child refugees Tougher terror laws within weeks, government vows Rise in full-time female workers boosts employment Can Johnson calm fears for the union? Finance minister not pursuing corporation tax cut 9 Government loses first votes since election 1 England's 'largest' town council to be formed 11 Sex and religious education to be made compulsory 6 Video 1 minute 29 secondsLong-Bailey: Labour has to be 'ruthlessly focused' Video 1 minute 25 secondsBrown: 'I think the United Kingdom could end' Video 2 minutes 34 seconds'Election result was worse than my exaggeration' Video 13 minutes 48 secondsIn full: Sir Keir Starmer interview Video 1 minute 28 secondsTice: Big Ben situation is pathetic Features & Analysis How could NI's finance minister raise more money? What Brexit could mean for Africa The week ahead in Parliament The defeated MPs deciding what to do next Sturgeon: Wellbeing as important as economic growth Tories 'in limbo' over Vale of Glamorgan candidate Smacking ban in Wales set to clear final hurdle Just how blow-out is the HS2 budget? No opt out of sex education and religion lessons No opt out of sex education and religion classes in Wales Lords send amended Brexit bill back to MPs Jess Phillips quits Labour leadership race Sex and religious education to be made compulsory Devolution politicians reject PM's Brexit bill Politics.co.uk 21/01/2020 11:47:19 AM Election 2019: The ethics of voting for the lesser evil The Remainer election guide: Where to campaign Strapped-in and outplayed: How Boris Johnson's Brexit plan undermines Britain Week in Review: Tory disinformation campaign intensifies Play it like it's 2016: Tories descend into anti-immigrant lies Canterbury: Fighting to hold the anti-Tory vote together Nationalisation for the public good: Labour's radical new programme emerges Thousands of European children at risk from Home Office immigration scheme Week in Review: Nothing these people say makes the least bit of sense The hidden truth: Polling shows the public are open to free movement The war against the non-religious: Blasphemy laws on the rise

The Spectator 21/01/2020 11:47:02 AM Can Nigel Farage take the Tories to victory? Our flood defences aren’t fit for the climate we have now Exclusive: Dominic Cummings’s secret links to Russia Trevor Rene’s battle to stay in Britain Sordid confessions of a Centrist Dad Children’s questions about death are consistently good fun What Hillary Clinton doesn’t understand about Brexit The reason Jews are scared of a Corbyn government ‘He’s running away’: Corbyn heckled on campaign trail The apocalyptic self-righteousness of Laura Pidcock Hillary Clinton’s transgender heresy Can Nigel Farage take the Tories to victory? Brexit party’s Dudley bust-up Labour’s women-friendly work policies are anything but Netflix’s ‘The King’ isn’t ‘Francophobic’ The EU is the true successor of the British Empire How an NHS crisis could lose the election for Boris Johnson Kent’s HS1 shows how HS2 could benefit the North The chances of a Tory majority have increased this week Let’s bring back hereditary peers ‘Utterly betrayed’: Britain’s Jews are now politically homeless The mesmerising mediocrity of Trump’s opponents Labour thinks that its trump card is Trump Boris’s fate will be decided by Lib Dem voters I’ll vote Lib Dem – but I can’t join them Drill down and it’s obvious: the fracking debate was lost long ago Can Nigel Farage take the Tories to victory? Our flood defences aren’t fit for the climate we have now The five groups of voters the Tories are targeting Trevor Rene’s battle to stay in Britain Exclusive: Dominic Cummings’s secret links to Russia Be more carthorse: why we would all benefit from a little self-loathing OK zoomer, is that really the best you’ve got? It would be a big mistake to underestimate Corbyn My charter of fundamental rights Books of the year – part two What really happened at Troy? How Nova revolutionised women’s magazines Eleanor of Aquitaine is still as elusive as quicksilver The man who built Britain’s first skyscraper Ben Lerner’s much hyped latest novel reads like an audit of contemporary grievances Yalta was a carve-up — and the Poles are understandably still bitter about it Children’s questions about death are consistently good fun Why are Haydn’s operas so lousy? La fedelta premiata reviewed Patronising, clichéd and corny: BBC1’s Gold Digger reviewed I’d rather live under communism than the tyranny of social media The joy of a Rwandan airport The strange case of six missing horse rugs Dear Mary: What should I do about a Lib Dem friend who can no longer take a joke? Back in the Babington Triangle: Roth Bar & Grill reviewed Why is a ladybird called a ‘bishy barnabee’?

New Statesman 21/01/2020 11:47:01 AM How Britain was sold Amsterdam: Van Gogh’s wet paint under a microscope, and the world’s most silent tourists Why Lucy Ellmann’s Ducks, Newburyport won the 2019 Goldsmiths Prize Boris Johnson’s NHS lies, my bulging dossier of deceit, and Sunday Times suppression Nobel-winning economist Esther Duflo: “Even politicians now realise how mistaken austerity was” Big backers for Bernie, billionaire maths – and why US capitalism ain’t what it used to be Labour is on the right path to eliminating the gender pay gap Impeachment hearings begin with a bombshell How the Conservatives increased the tax take to a near-record high The real reason for the UK’s record employment: we’re poorer Boris Johnson’s NHS lies, my bulging dossier of deceit, and Sunday Times suppression Sex, intestines and money: YouTuber Hannah Witton on making a career out of taboos Protecting the connected world Labour is on the right path to eliminating the gender pay gap Is it just me, or is this election turning out to be bloody boring? Tories spend thousands on targeted advertising in Boris Johnson's seat Major parties make lifelong learning pledges “Manifesto for the North” launches amid Javid and McDonnell campaign visits The weaponisation of WiFi How Britain was sold We used to see travel as a force for good – but the climate crisis has changed that Liverpool’s tale is of triumph against the odds, so where do they go when they’re winning? Leader: The end of national capitalism How London’s “nose to tail” eatery St John became an institution Will the floods cost Boris Johnson the election? Jeremy Corbyn hates fixing Labour selections. So why is he doing it? The Johnson-Farage pact is a dramatic electoral opportunity for Labour Leave donor Crispin Odey dismisses calls for Brexit Party to stand aside in Tory targets Would Jeremy Corbyn really deny the SNP a new independence referendum? The Liberal Democrats want to be the party of David Gauke, not the party of Tim Walker Deep England: the strangely moving music of Gazelle Twin and “drone choir” NYX Marriage Story: a slow, painful story of a slow, painful divorce The FT's new editor is a sign UK newspapers are changing – but not quickly enough Was the Labour Party cyber attack really that sophisticated? Self-reflection apps: the explosive new trend helping us optimise our lives Revealed: the malicious WiFi networks that can exploit MPs’ phones Damian Collins on electoral law, disinformation and Dominic Cummings Spain’s weak governments and a rising far right mark a new political era Impeachment hearings begin with a bombshell “We are a conscious collective” – inside Beirut’s revolutionary movement Spain’s Pedro Sánchez is paying the price for underestimating the far right A tale of two cities Germany seems strong, but it is still grappling with the forces unleashed when the wall fell