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The Ford Fiesta: Will It Survive In Europe?

The influx of Chinese cars and the SUV boom has taken a toll on the B segment, threatening even top sellers like the Fiesta.

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UK leadership candidate Truss pledges to ditch all EU laws by 2023

Liz Truss, the leading candidate to succeed Boris Johnson as British prime minister, promised to scrap all remaining European Union laws that still apply in Britain by 2023 if she wins the Conservative Party leadership contest.

Reuters

The Guardian view on European democracy: central bankers are villains and heroes

Editorial: The European Central Bank is effectively deciding how much a eurozone government can spend. That can’t last for long

The Guardian - UK

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The Guardian view on street art: on the rise in Leicester and beyond

Editorial: The tallest mural in Europe, completed this week, is a welcome addition to a growing national portfolio

The Guardian - UK

The right to choose: EU lawmakers vote to protect abortion right after Roe v Wade overturned in US

The ruling by a majority of judges in the United States’ Supreme Court to overturn the right to a legal abortion across the entire country has also sent shockwaves through Europe. In our programme we examine abortion rights around the EU and look at how the situation might evolve.

France 24

Snap Stock Falters As Growth Slows To Record Low

- Revenue came in at $1.11 billion missing estimates of $1.14 billion by analysts. Revenue grew by 13% y-o-y, the slowest on record. - Earnings per share came in at -26 cents versus -10 cents during the same quarter in 2021. - Adjusted EBITDA came in at $7.19 million, meanwhile…

Benzinga

UK's Dover port declares 'critical incident' as travellers face hours-long wait

The Port of Dover, Britain's main gateway to Europe, on Friday declared a 'critical incident' over long delays, blaming a lack of French customs officials for causing a bottleneck as holidaymakers left for summer breaks.

Reuters

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Cheap flights from Liverpool Airport to guarantee a bargain holiday

Here are some last minute bargains you can get from Liverpool around Europe this summer, with prices varying depending whether it's just flights or a package holiday

Liverpool Echo

Russian aggression in Ukraine may prompt Japan and South Korea to abandon nuclear non-proliferation – here's why

The war in Ukraine called into question many of the fundamental pillars of the international order. The European security system that has developed since the dissolution of the Soviet Union and the Warsaw Pact has received a shattering blow. A war of aggression by a major power intent to destroy…

The Conversation

Ford Secured Battery Contracts For Mass Electrification, Adds LFP Chemistry

The company will offer LFP-powered Mustang Mach-E and F-150 Lightning, equipped with battery packs from CATL.

InsideEVs

Wildfires: Europe's latest economic headache

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Reuters

Russia ‘looting £500m of steel bound for UK and Europe’

Vladimir Putin’s army is “looting” steel worth more than £500 million from Ukraine which was bound for the UK and Europe, it was claimed on Friday.

Evening Standard

EU drug regulator recommends clearing vaccine for monkeypox

The European Medicines Agency says the smallpox vaccine made by Bavarian Nordic should also be authorized against monkeypox as an outbreak of the once-rare disease sickens people across Europe

The Independent UK

Tom Rogic helping Celtic from afar as new signing reveals how Hoops hero helped seal transfer

The midfielder is another recruit in the new door at Celtic as part of Ange Postecoglou's summer recruitment drive ahead of a title defence and European football.

Glasgow Live

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The extreme heat waves continents apart are intricately connected, scientists say

A lazy, wavy jet stream has been identified as a key contributor to heat waves in Europe and the U.S.

Reuters

Dimmed street lights, shorter showers: Germany leads Europe energy savings drive

Summer nights in the wealthy Bavarian city of Augsburg this year are eerily dark and quiet: The facades of historic buildings are not illuminated, street lights are dimmed and most of the fountains are not operating.

Liverpool Echo

Vitalii Mykolenko message as Everton and Dynamo Kyiv prepare for special match

Chris Beesley speaks to Ukrainian football journalist Andrew Todos ahead of Everton's 'Match for Peace' against Dynamo Kyiv

Edinburgh Live

The European Hearts factor which could narrow Celtic and Rangers gap as Locke excited by Shankland

The Jambos legend's contributions to the club will be celebrated this weekend but the man himself is already looking forward to an exciting year for his team.

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Insider UK

Trade commissioner admits Covid and Ukraine have compounded Brexit issues

On visit to Scotland, the UK's European representative explains what assistance is being offered to companies

Radio France Internationale

Avignon theatre festival: a refuge for humanist values in time of war

The Avignon Festival is reputed for its freedom of expression. The three-week annual bonanza of theatre, dance, conferences and recitals is a place where anything can happen. At a time when conflict has erupted again in Europe, performers from around the world are encouraged to share their vision in an…

ABC News

Novak Djokovic joins Rafael Nadal, Roger Federer and Andy Murray as Big Four unite for 2022 Laver Cup

Novak Djokovic will compete for Team Europe at this year's Laver Cup, joining the rest of men's tennis's big four, Rafael Nadal, Roger Federer and Andy Murray on Team Europe.

Radio France Internationale

ECB hikes interest rates for the first time in more than a decade as outlook darkens

The European Central Bank brought an end to the era of negative interest rates in the eurozone, with a bigger than expected half-point hike, intended to combat soaring inflation. ECB President Christine Lagarde has warned of a darkening economic outlook.

St. Louis Post-Dispatch

Editorial: Europe's lead role fighting climate change falls victim to a massive heat wave

Europeans’ resolve to combat climate change is melting under the summer heat as they endure the kinds of temperatures and fire conditions that the American West has dealt with for years. Long protected from American-style heat catastrophes because of consistently cool weather patterns, Europe is now living the nightmare.

The Independent UK

Putin suffering ‘epic fail’ in Ukraine and his army is ‘running out of steam’, says head of MI6

Richard Moore tells security forum Russia ‘will have to pause in some way and that will give Ukrainians opportunities to strike back’

Wales Online

Low staff wages blamed for travel chaos and air fares must rise, states airport chief

Across Europe, more than 50 per cent of ground handlers had left the industry, with many snapped up as delivery drivers during the pandemic

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