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‘Johnson’s sinking ship of fools’: European media react to PM’s latest travails

Analysis: That Boris Johnson has again been tripped up by his own untruths has come as no surprise

The Guardian - UK

Ella Toone interview: Manchester United star and fan ready to live Old Trafford dream she didn’t even bother having

Old Trafford, Manchester. England’s largest club stadium, host to FA Cup and Champions League finals, matches at World Cups, European Championships and even Olympic Games.

Evening Standard

Scottish restaurant named one of the world's best in prestigious Conde Nast list

The Restaurant Andrew Fairlie has been named as one of just 32 European restaurants as one of the best in the world, according to leading publication Conde Nast.

Edinburgh Live

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Aston Villa transfer news: Rangers target snubs contract as Porto reject £29.2m bid

Aston Villa have signed four first-team players during the summer transfer window and a clutch of youngsters to develop as boss Steven Gerrard aims to turn the club into contenders for a European place

Daily Mirror

Goldman, Volkswagen backed Northvolt Raises $1.1B For Expansion In Europe

Northvolt, the battery maker back by Volkswagen and Goldman Sachs, raised $1.1 billion via convertible note to finance its expansion of battery cell and cathode material production in Europe t

Benzinga

Vinicius Souza sends Celtic transfer update as Parkhead club make deal 'matter of urgency'

The Brazillian midfielder is said to be attracting plenty of interest from across Europe this summer and Celtic are on club heavily linked with snapping him up.

Glasgow Live

Edinburgh Airport passenger has designer goods lost after birthday shopping trip

Jessica Aguirre and her two daughters arrived in Edinburgh after three marvellous weeks in Europe to a 'terrible' experience at the airport and bags full of valuables lost in transit.

Edinburgh Live

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Holidays abroad could be at risk due to rising Covid cases, experts warn

The number of people estimated to have Covid in the UK and elsewhere in Europe is on the rise after the emergence of the BA.4 and BA.5 Omicron subvariants.

Daily Record

EXPLAINER: Fears of a natural gas emergency stalk Europe

The war in Ukraine is fueling fears of a natural gas emergency in Europe

The Independent UK

Drugs Subs Plot Sunk: Police Seize Six Underwater Drones In Trafficker Gang Raids

A plot to use submarine drones to traffic 2,600 pounds of drugs into Europe has been sunk by police in Spain.

Zenger

Matheus Nunes has already given Chelsea transfer verdict as Todd Boehly plan clear amid £43m bid

Chelsea Transfers News: Matheus Nunes has erupted into one of Europe's most coveted midfielders this summer and the Blues look set to table a bid

Football London

EU's regulatory iceberg bears down on tech's big ships

Europe's two major new tech laws give governments sweeping mandates to change tech platforms' behavior.

Axios

France ‘busting migrant gangs’

France has “upped its game” and is two thirds of the way to its target for busting the business model of the Channel migrant smuggling gangs, the National Crime Agency has said after a wave of arrests in London and elsewhere in Europe.

Evening Standard

During ‘other’ 1982 championship run, Michael Jordan led USA Basketball past Yugoslavia

RALEIGH, N.C. — Michael Jordan’s iconic shot against Georgetown 40 years ago that gave North Carolina coach Dean Smith his first NCAA title wasn’t the only championship performance he had that year.

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The Guardian - UK

Norway halts strike that threatened gas supplies to Britain

Norwegian government intervenes in pay row because of ‘great social consequences for whole of Europe’

The Independent UK

Dozens held in huge international operation to tackle Channel people-smuggling

Operation Punjum, led by the National Crime Agency in the UK, was carried out alongside Operation Thoren in Europe.

The Independent UK

People-smuggling network behind 10,000 Channel migrant crossings targeted with Europe-wide arrests

‘Slick’ operation saw boats purchased in Turkey, stored in Germany then transported to the French coast in small numbers to evade authorities

The Independent UK

Probe to tackle ‘slick’ Europe-wide people smuggling operation

NCA officers work in a joint intelligence cell in France.

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Birmingham Post

Spirax Sarco in 'exclusive negotiations' to buy French group Vulcanic

The FTSE 100 firm said Vulcanic would support the delivery of growth in the group's electric thermal solutions (ETS) business

The Independent UK

EU parliament set for cliff-edge vote on green investments

European lawmakers will decide Wednesday whether fossil gas and nuclear energies can be included in the EU’s list of sustainable activities

Motor1

2023 Toyota Highlander Debuts In Europe With New Engine Replacing 3.5 V6

There's also a new 12.3-inch screen.

The Guardian - UK

Smuggling operation sent thousands across Channel illegally in small boats

Police in five European countries uncover network believed to have smuggled 10,000 people in 18 months

Tribune News Service

Natural gas soars 700%, becoming driving force in the new cold war

One morning in early June, a fire broke out at an obscure facility in Texas that takes natural gas from U.S. shale basins, chills it into a liquid and ships it overseas. It was extinguished in 40 minutes or so. No one was injured.

RideApart

MV Agusta Launches Joyride Promotion On Rosso Models In Europe

MV Agusta introduces the Joyride promotion on entry-level Rosso models, delivering a €500 ($515 USD) accessories and clothing voucher to customers.

The Conversation

Nation-building or nature-destroying? Why it’s time NZ faced up to the environmental damage of its colonial past

The ways in which New Zealand remembers European colonisation have changed markedly in recent years. Critics have been chipping away at the public image of Captain James Cook, the New Zealand Wars have been included in the new compulsory history curriculum, and streets honouring colonial figures have been renamed.

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