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UK food shortages: how growing more fruit and veg in cities could reduce the impact of empty supermarket shelves

British supermarkets are imposing limits on how many salad staples shoppers can buy as supply shortages leave shelves empty of some types of fruit and vegetables. The disappearance of fresh produce is said to be largely the result of adverse weather leading to a reduced harvest in southern Europe and…

The Conversation

Europe sees arms imports rise sharply in 2022 with trend set to continue

Arms imports into Europe almost doubled in 2022, becoming the world's third-largest destination, researchers said Monday. This has mostly been driven by massive shipments to Ukraine since Russia invaded just over a year ago.

Radio France Internationale

Ryanair cautions against price increases at Dublin Airport as it launches new routes

The Irish airline will deliver 2000 weekly flights this summer under its new schedule but says that anticipated cost increases could make Dublin Airport less attractive compared to other competitors in Europe

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France’s unions have put up one hell of a fight – and sent a message to the rest of Europe

President Macron is facing a titanic battle to secure his pension changes. This standoff sets the tone for future battles elsewhere, says Cole Stangler, a journalist based in Marseille

The Guardian - UK

Nazi orders for Jews to wear a star were hateful, but far from unique – a historian traces the long history of antisemitic badges

Growing up in Belgium, I’d hear the story of how my grandparents married during the Nazi occupation. It was not a time for celebrations, particularly for Jewish families like theirs. Naively, though, they thought marriage would protect them from being separated should they be deported. So in June 1942, they…

The Conversation

Infantino holds FIFA power as voters share World Cup wealth

FIFA president Gianni Infantino will be re-elected this week to lead a richer-than-ever soccer body with an ambition to add new and bigger competitions despite growing wariness of him in Europe

The Independent UK

New £20m arena planned for Caledonia Gladiators as owner Steve Timoney vows to build 'finest facility for basketball in Europe'

Smart Metering Systems founder announces 'largest single investment in Scottish basketball history'

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Energy prices ease from 2022 highs, but the squeeze isn’t over

The energy prices that pushed up Australian utility bills have eased, but will not disappear in 2023 as global market disruptions continue.

The New Daily

Man City's 11 Champions League failures as Pep Guardiola aims to finally lift trophy again

Neither Pep Guardiola nor Manchester City have won the Champions League since Barcelona defeated Sir Alex Ferguson's Manchester United in the 2011 final at Wembley

Daily Mirror

Macron pushes for European unity during meeting with Hungary's Viktor Orban

French President Emmanuel Macron hosted Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban in Paris on Monday evening to discuss a range of issues against the backdrop of the war in Ukraine. Orban’s anti-EU statements have frequently lead to confrontations with Brussels.

Radio France Internationale

Caledonian Gladiators announce £20m stadium for East Kilbride that could also become live music venue

The basketball team, formerly Glasgow Rocks, have big plans for the Lanarkshire town over the next three years

Daily Record

Craig Levein wants Celtic and Rangers out of the 'least competitive league in Europe' as he makes £100m plea

Former Scotland boss insists everyone would be a winner if the Glasgow giants joined the Premier League in England - and agreed to send a nine-figure sum back to Scottish clubs.

Daily Record

Matt O'Riley reveals the Champions League factor driving Celtic's relentless form

The Celtic playmaker loved being involved in the group stages of Europe’s premier club competition.

The National (Scotland)

Macron meets with Hungary's Orban at Elysée Palace to discuss Ukraine war

French President Emmanuel Macron received Hungary's Prime Minister Viktor Orban to discuss the Ukraine war and other issues ahead of a European Council meeting over a working dinner at the Elysée Palace on Monday night.

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Central upbeat on luxury stores in Europe

Central Group remains confident that its luxury department stores in Europe won't be affected by inflation as they targeted high-end customers, while Centara Hotels & Resorts (CHR) expects its revenue this year to exceed the level recorded in 2019.

The Guardian - UK

Guardiola accepts tenure will be judged on Champions League success

Pep Guardiola has said that open games are a toss of a coin and accepts he will be judged on his Champions League record at Manchester City

Football London

Djed Spence issue, Bryan Gil helps Erik Lamela, Harry Winks frustration - Tottenham loan latest

It's time to take a look at the latest updates surrounding Tottenham's large group of loan players this week as they took to pitches across Europe

InsideEVs

Tesla Shipping Model Y In Midnight Cherry Red In Europe

Tesla Model Y reservation holders in Europe have been eagerly awaiting deliveries of the crossover wearing the new Midnight Cherry Red paint.

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Evening Standard

Gran Meliá Palacio de Isora, Tenerife: a five-star haven featuring Europe’s longest saltwater infinity pool

Daily Record

The unusual Scottish castle on the NC500 said to be the smallest in Europe

If you want a break from Scotland's grand castles and dramatic ruins, why not try something different by visiting what is widely considered the smallest castle in Europe?

Fortune

After falling short in 2019, Chick-fil-A is planning another push for Europe (and Asia)

$1 billion expansion planned through 2030.

Tribune News Service

Paul J. Davies: A full banking crisis isn’t apparent in the SVB wreckage

The market still appears to be hunting for weakness among some smaller U.S. banks and even across Europe after U.S. authorities stepped in to guarantee deposits at Silicon Valley Bank. This makes little sense: There should be no snowballing of runs on banks. But profit expectations could be trimmed at…

Radio France Internationale

World leaders rally to reassure markets, public on US banking crisis

President Joe Biden has assured US taxpayers that they will not have to pay for losses in the banking sector, after French and German authorities said that recent collapse of several US banks pose no danger to European financial institutions.

Evening Standard

How Fulham’s defence crumbled against Arsenal in major warning sign for European bid

Analysing the key defensive failings in the Cottagers’ defeat

The Guardian - UK

From the US to Africa: how China sees the world as Xi’s third term begins

Geopolitical relations China’s president will have to navigate as country reopens after three years of isolation

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