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The Saturday Read: Scandal rains

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By Ethan Croft Verified
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Good morning. Welcome to the Saturday Read. Here is the best of the New Statesman to read this weekend. If you’re not subscribed, you can get 2 months for £2 here. A senior Reform figure said Dan Jukes “will be back” Will Dunn investigates. Steinem did what she wanted. And she also made it possible for millions of other women to do the same, writes Jill Filipovic. Rachel Millward believes her party needs to prepare for power.
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Morning Call: Rayner cleared as Westminster waits on Streeting

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By Ethan Croft Verified
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Good morning. Rachel Reeves has welcomed an unexpected 0.3 per cent uptick in GDP as the first quarterly estimate dropped this morning (economists were expecting the economy to shrink). In the same breath she warned that a Labour leadership election would “put that at risk by plunging the country into chaos”.
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Morning Call: Where are we now?

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Good morning. At least 81 Labour MPs have now called for the Prime Minister to leave office. The manner in which they would like him to depart gives some indication of their allegiances – and of whom they would like to replace him. As we try to decode the language, those advocating an “orderly transition” or a “fair” contest can broadly be read as favourable to Andy Burnham, who would be able to return to parliament and contest a leadership election under such conditions.
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