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Writer. Journalist. Sunday Crunch Author for @POLITICOEurope. Loves cats, Edinburgh, 'The Archers', trains and Earl Grey Tea. Email: nkeate@politico.co.uk
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Scottish independents should back England, needles conservative leader

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By Noah Keate Verified, Patrick Baker
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The suggestion got a chilly reception from Scottish MPs. Tory Leader Kemi Badenoch was in a jovial mood during the usually combative PMQs by calling for all MPs to unite behind England against Argentina this evening. Badenoch said that while Keir Starmer may be “disappointed that he won't be emulating his hero Harold Wilson in winning multiple elections ...
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World Cup bank holiday in the UK

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By Noah Keate Verified
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There’s lots of talk in England about declaring a bank holiday should the Three Lions really bring football home.
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England-Argentina dominates Keir Starmer's final parliament grilling

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By Noah Keate Verified
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World Cup chatter was the top topic at the outgoing prime minister's appearance in the House of Commons. The House of Commons was exercised on Wednesday about the prospect of England beating Argentina in tonight's World Cup semifinal. Ahead of Keir Starmer's last Prime Minister's Questions as premier before he exits the top job, Commons Speaker Lindsay Hoyle — the normally impartial chair — said he hoped the PM will be “bringing home” World Cup victory to widespread cheers.
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