QUENTIN LETTS: Asked how he'd spend his final Christmas in No. 10, nasal knight Keir blinked... and pouted ⊖
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Labour backbencher Antonia Bance, who represents the (quite possibly deaf) people of Tipton and Wednesbury, was louder than a Concorde in the Commons.
Labour lifts council tax cap in six southern areas ⊖
The councils are among those expected to lose out under a move to shift funding to more deprived areas.
London and South East face being battered with higher council tax as ministers slash funding to 'wealthy' areas - and divert money to Labour heartlands threatened by Reform ⊖
A new funding formula will see central cash diverted to the most 'deprived' areas, heaping pressure on better-off authorities that have managed to keep bills under control.
More homes near train stations in the green belt, 'swift bricks' in new builds, and a return to 'garden-grabbing': What Labour's latest planning shake-up could mean for your local area ⊕
Under what is claimed to be the most significant planning shake-up in more than a decade, ministers said thousands more homes will be built faster in every region.
'His MPs want a new leader for Christmas!' Kemi Badenoch goads 'undertaker' Starmer at last PMQs before festive break - as poll shows Labour face elections disaster ⊖
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Kemi Badenoch goaded Keir Starmer over the mounting crisis engulfing Labour as they clashed in the Commons.
All new homes must be built with 'swift bricks' to protect endangered birds under Labour's planning changes - but biodiversity rules are watered down ⊕
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The requirement was included in the Government's proposed overhaul of the National Planning Policy Framework (NPPF) on Tuesday.
Starmer loses his closest union ally as hard Left challenger takes control of Unison with Labour facing losing millions of pounds in donations ⊖
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Christina McEnea was ousted as the general secretary of Unison today as members backed Andrea Egan to take over the UK's largest union.
A warning for Keir Starmer: Brexit is falling apart, but if you are not bold on Europe, your Labour rivals will be | Tom Baldwin ○
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Leave support is falling. That’s an opportunity the PM should seize before pro-Europe challengers for the Labour leadership do
Seven years ago, it took just eight words to electrify the Labour confere…
Arts Council is blasted over 'tick box exercises' as report by Baroness Hodge finds it is 'sidelining artistic excellence to try to change society' ⊕
The watchdog, which hands out more than £450million a year in public funding, came under fire in a report by Baroness Hodge, the former Labour culture minister.
Free BBC if you live on Benefits Street... and paid for, naturally, by middle-class strivers under Labour plan ⊕
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Favourites such as StrictlyCome Dancing and The Traitorscould be placed behind a paywall and advertising introduced for the first time in the corporation's 100-year history.