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EXPLAINER: What's behind Europe's spate of deadly wildfires?

Major wildfires in Europe are starting earlier in the year, becoming more frequent, doing more damage and getting harder to stop

The Independent UK

Near free public transport eases congestion on Germany's roads

Urban traffic congestion eased in the weeks after Germany made public transport almost free, data show, suggesting an experiment by Europe's largest economy to combat its addiction to cars may be having some success.

Reuters

Ukraine Grain Deal Expected Friday as Russian Gas Flows Resume

Ukraine and Russia are set to sign a deal Friday to unblock grain exports and relieve a global food crisis, as a critical Russian gas pipeline to Europe reopened. But there was no respite in the conflict on the ground, with Russian artillery on Thursday pounding Ukraine's second largest city…

Asharq Al-Awsat

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A penguin farm in the Australian desert: a thought experiment that reveals the flaws our in environment laws

Imagine this fictitious scenario. The federal environment minister announces government approval for a large-scale penguin farm near Alice Springs. It will produce 300,000 penguins each year for the high-end feather market in Europe.

The Conversation

Police call for assistance - have you seen this man in Maitland or Wallsend?

Police are seeking community assistance in locating 43-year-old Luke Schofield who is known to visit the Maitland and Wallsend areas. He is wanted by virtue of a conviction warrant. Police have made multiple inquires however have been unable to locate him. Anyone with information is asked to contact Crime Stoppers…

Newcastle Herald

Leicester cricket ground to be named after Sunil Gavaskar

Sunil Gavaskar is truly India's global cricket ambassador. The batting legend, who has stadiums named after him in Kentucky in the US and Tanzania's Zanzibar, has added yet another feather to his well-adorned cap as a cricket ground in England's Leicester will have his name on Saturday. It's a 5-acre…

The Times of India

Russia about to run out of steam in Ukraine after "epic fails" in its initial goals, MI6 says

Russian president, Vladimir Putin, is facing a blow in Ukraine as the progress he has made over recent weeks is an 'epic fail' and 'tiny', according to the chief of the UK Secret Intelligence Service

Daily Mirror

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John Russell full of praise after memorable European win over Motherwell

Sligo Rovers had a night to remember against Motherwell.

Irish Mirror

Paul Lawrie warns Europe's Ryder Cup captaincy debate could become 'a joke'

PAUL LAWRIE last night insisted that it would be “a joke” if Europe’s replacement Ryder Cup captain was not chosen from the three candidates…

The National (Scotland)

European transfer news: Napoli find Koulibaly replacement as Skriniar's future in balance

The transfer window is in full swing with moves to the Premier League impacting some of the bigger clubs in Serie A and Ligue 1 - with Napoli and AC Milan keen to bolster their squads

Daily Mirror

Brexit: European interest rates rise may push up UK’s divorce bill by £5bn

New Treasury estimate comes as European Central Bank increases interest rates for first time in 11 years

The Guardian - UK

Pearl Jam cancel gig after singer’s throat damaged by French wildfires

US rockers Pearl Jam have cancelled a European gig after their singer’s throat was damaged by smoke from the wild fires sweeping the continent.

Evening Standard

Who gains or loses, what's next in Italy crisis

Italian Premier Mario Draghi's decision to turn in his resignation after his “unity” coalition broke apart dramatically in Parliament was the latest step in a political crisis that could take months before a new government is solidly in place to lead the European Union's third-largest economy

The Independent UK

Half of Russian spies in Europe expelled since Ukraine invasion, says MI6 chief

Richard Moore says 400 intelligence officers operating under diplomatic cover have been expelled

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The Independent UK

Putin has suffered ‘epic fail’ in Ukraine, head of MI6 says

Richard Moore, the chief of the UK Secret Intelligence Service, said the war is ‘obviously not over’ but Russia may be starting ‘to run out of steam’.

The Guardian - US

Natural gas prices rising in US, dampening hopes for lower inflation

High price of natural gas increases costs for other products including steel, cement and glass

Newsroom.co.nz

City planning for heat waves must be strategic

As devastating heat waves sweep large parts of Europe and China, Wan-Yu Shih looks at how careful urban design can help plan for increasingly overheating cities.

Daily Record

Malta travel restrictions explained as Covid-19 rules to be lifted for UK travellers

While cases remain high in Malta and across Europe, from July 25 UK travellers can enter Malta restriction-free.

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Reuters

Europe's heatwave reaches Poland, Greece as it moves eastwards, brings wildfires

The vast heatwave covering swathes of Europe moved steadily eastwards on Thursday, forcing countries including Italy, Poland and Slovenia to issue their highest heatwave alerts as firefighters battled wildfires across the continent.

Los Angeles Times

Brad Pitt is living his best, pants-free life on the ‘Bullet Train’ press tour

Brad Pitt is a man who has definitely not returned to the office in pre-pandemic clothes, if his “Bullet Train” trip through Europe is any indication. And we have the photos to prove it.

Reuters

Europe's power system feels the heat as cooling demand soars

Just as Europe is racing to store enough gas to see it through winter, its power system is being strained by sweltering summer temperatures, forcing air conditioners into action and drying up rivers needed to cool nuclear plants.

The Independent UK

Spain, Portugal reject EU plan to cap natural gas use

The governments of Spain and Portugal have both rejected the proposal by the European Commission's president to establish a mandatory reduction in natural gas use to prepare for a potential cutoff this winter by Russia

Tom’s Guide

9 essential tips to stay cool during a heatwave

The heat is rising in the U.S. and Europe, but you can beat the heat with these tips.

Radio France Internationale

France's worst wildfires in 30 years force a rethink on managing forests

The loss of more than 20,000 hectares of pine forest in the Gironde department of southwest France is a disaster for the region and its population, but it could be a wake-up call on the need to adapt Europe's largest artificial forest to the challenges of climate change.

Glasgow Live

Greece travel warning issued to UK holidaymakers as tourists are evacuated

Wildfires are roaring across Europe as the continent is battling extreme heat - tourists in Greece have been evacuated as winds pushed the flames to four areas and a hospital.

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