Politics daily briefing: February 5
All the latest political developments in the UK, as former prime minister Liz Truss gave her first detailed comments since she was forced out of No 10, blaming Tory opponents and a ‘powerful economic establishment’ for the failure of her radical tax-cutting agenda.
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Politics daily briefing: February 5
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Man found guilty of murdering nine-year-old Olivia Pratt-Korbel
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Humza Yousef answers his first question as First Minister at Scottish Parliament
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King Charles hails Germany-UK relations in historic Bundestag speech
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Transgender guidance for schools to be published for summer term, says PM
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King vows to ‘strengthen connections’ between UK and Germany in banquet speech
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Police make three arrests after two men shot dead in two nearby villages
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Britain 'not there yet' on carbon capture technology, says Grant Shapps
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Israel protests continue in Jerusalem and Tel Aviv
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King’s state visit to Germany begins with welcome in front of Brandenburg Gate
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Europe's first titanosaur unveiled at London's Natural History Museum
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Lib Dem leader Davey targets ‘betrayed’ Tory voters
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Local Tories issue legal threats over military base plans for asylum seekers
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Ken Bruce pays tribute to Paul O'Grady
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Charles and Camilla touch down in Germany at start of first state visit
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Rayner presses Raab to ‘walk before he’s pushed’ over bullying allegations
