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Migrants Stuck in Libya Save Money for New Effort to Reach Europe

Godwin risked everything for a better life in Europe, but he was detained and ransomed in Libya by European Union-backed authorities accused of "extreme abuse" against captured migrants. The 34-year-old Nigerian had paid 1,100 euros ($1,100) for a place on an overcrowded vessel from the Libyan port of Zawiya, heading…

Asharq Al-Awsat

Russia-Ukraine war: Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant temporarily disconnected from grid; death toll from Russian strike on rail station rises to 25 – as it happened

Power line restored after plant occupied by Russian troops taken off national grid for several hours; toll confirmed after Russian forces attack train station

The Guardian - AU

Russia-Ukraine war latest: what we know on day 183 of the invasion

Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant temporarily disconnected from national grid amid fears over disaster; Putin signs decree to increase armed forces

The Guardian - UK

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Giovanni van Bronckhorst in 'relaxed' Rangers confession as he discusses transfer plans and Morelos

Antonio Colak was the hero on the night as he fired home the winner to secure a 1-0 win over PSV in their own back yard to take the tie 3-2 on aggregate and land a spot at Europe's top table

Glasgow Live

Energy prices are rising again. Here’s what to expect in another costly winter heating season

The cost of natural gas and heating oil is climbing again, likely to cause more financial pain this winter for consumers already struggling to pay for food, clothing and other items.

Tribune News Service

ASX climbs on Qantas' improved results, but supermarket giants weigh on market

The Australian share market has risen for its second straight day, as some of the nation's biggest companies reported better-than-expected profit results.

ABC News

What the Rangers pundits said as brutal Neil McCann 'hopes Alfredo Morelos is watching at home sick'

Giovanni van Bronckhorst's side booked a place in the group stage with victory over PSV Eindhoven on Wednesday night.

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Domenicali offers no guarantee of races in Europe staying on F1 calendar

The Formula One chief executive, Stefano Domenicali, has warned races in Europe will have no guarantee of their place on the sport’s calendar in future

The Guardian - UK

Weather forecaster makes wrong prediction - and furious bosses FIRE her and deputy

A fireworks display billed as one of the biggest in Europe was cancelled after Hungary's national weather agency warned of storms and wind - but the raging weather system never actually hit the capital of Budapest

Daily Mirror

Downbeat Macron warns France to brace for 'sacrifices' ahead

French President Emmanuel Macron has warned that France faces "sacrifices" in a new era marked by climate change and war in Europe.

Radio France Internationale

Every word David Moyes had to say about West Ham transfers, Lucas Paqueta and Europe

David Moyes spoke to the media bout doing business in the summer transfer window, bidding for Lyon's Lucas Paqueta and how well the club have place being in the Premier League and playing in Europe

Football London

Scorpion venom 'fetches $10 million a litre', but is it a fool's gold rush?

With scorpion venom reportedly fetching huge dollars, some "farmers" are rushing to cash in. But what’s it being used for, and does the science stack up?

ABC News

Rangers starting XI vs PSV revealed ahead of huge Champions League play-off clash

Giovanni van Bronckhorst has named the side he hopes will take the Light Blues into the group stage and with that land the big financial windfall that comes with reaching Europe's top tier competition.

Glasgow Live

WHO: COVID Deaths Down by 15%, Cases Fall Nearly Everywhere

The number of coronavirus deaths reported worldwide fell by 15% in the past week while new infections dropped by 9%, the World Health Organization said Wednesday. In its latest weekly assessment of the COVID-19 pandemic, the UN health agency said there were 5.3 million new cases and more than 14,000…

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Macron heads to Algeria with energy, post-colonial relations topping agenda

French President Emmanuel Macron travels to Algeria on Thursday seeking to soothe festering diplomatic tensions with an increasingly important supplier of gas to Europe in the wake of the invasion of Ukraine.

The Conversation

Jellyfish alert: increased sightings signal dramatic changes in ocean food web due to climate change

Did you see a jellyfish on a recent trip to the seaside? UK beachgoers are more likely to spot one now than in the past, as rising sea temperatures due to climate change have ushered more of these gelatinous animals into the waters around northern Europe.

The Independent UK

Champions League draw comes as Super League court case hangs over European game

European football is more imbalanced and fractured than ever as the giants of the game meet in Istanbul for the group stage draw

Daily Mirror

New parents take six-month-old baby and toddler travelling for 455 days

Two new parents didn't want to feel trapped in at home after their first child arrived, so they turned a regular van into a camper and set off on the road for a 455 day adventure

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The Conversation

South African citrus: new EU rules are unjust and punitive

In mid-July 2022 the European Union imposed new restrictions on South African citrus imports. The new phytosanitary requirements were meant to address False Codling Moth, a citrus pest that is native to South Africa and for which there is zero tolerance in the EU.

Los Angeles Times

Six months of war in Ukraine — and it’s only growing more dangerous

WASHINGTON — Far from bogging down in a stalemate, the Russian invasion of Ukraine has evolved into an increasingly dangerous conflict as it passes the six-month mark, with fighting around Europe’s largest nuclear plant, a high-profile assassination in Moscow, escalating threats and daring Ukrainian attacks in Russian-held territory.

Glasgow Live

Who Rangers and Celtic can get in Champions League group stage draw as they face Europe's elite

The Hoops are definitely in Europe's elite competition this season and know who it is they may come up against, while Rangers are still to see their fate decided.

Irish Mirror

Eamon Dunphy's new lease of life at 77: Podcast milestone, Trump, Brexit and friendship with Giles and Billo

In the week he released his 1500th episode of The Stand, Dunphy spoke to the Irish Mirror about Brexit, Trump, the potential fall of democracy - and John Giles

Evening Standard

Europe’s natural gas market tests record highs as supply worries mount

As Russia prepares to cut supplies via the Nord Stream pipeline, there are also outages on Norway and the US

Daily Mirror

Pro-Putin Ukrainian official killed in car bomb close to Europe's largest nuclear plant

Ivan Sushko, 40, was head of the Mykhailivka “military-civilian administration” in the Ukrainian region where Europe’s largest nuclear plant is under siege

Al Jazeera

Six months of war: Ukraine regains initiative, but makes no push

Western allies provided Ukraine enough assistance to deprive Russia of victory but not to defeat it, analysts say.

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