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Martindale hails Celtic as 'team to beat' despite Champions League struggles

DAVID MARTINDALE has hailed Celtic as the ‘the team to beat’ domestically, despite the Hoops’ European disappointment this week.

The National (Scotland)

Jet2 flights you can book for European Christmas markets from Newcastle Airport

The airline has trips to seven winter wonderlands from Newcastle International Airport

Chronicle Live

VW Boss Confirms Brand Is Going EV-Only In Europe From 2033

Ten new electric Volkswagens will be launched until 2026.

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Edinburgh students make history with ground-breaking rocket launch

Endeavour, a team made up of students at the University of Edinburgh, travelled to take part in the European Rocketry Challenge in Ponte de Sor and were pleased to report their Darwin III rocket reached an altitude of 7000m

Edinburgh Live

Former Arsenal defender makes honest Conference League prediction ahead of West Ham vs Silkeborg

West Ham United top their UEFA Europe Conference League group and after reaching the Europa League semi-finals last season, Nigel Winterburn has said they can do the same this campaign

Football London

Kyogo Furuhashi's rushed Celtic moment as forward told 'he has to do better' after key UCL miss

The Hoops missed out on getting a chance to compete for European football post-Christmas and the Japanese striker has come under criticism for his missed chance.

Glasgow Live

Celtic fans turn tables to brand Rangers a Euro embarrassment but Parkhead punters are reminded of one crucial fact - Hotline

Craig Swan manned the Hotline after another disappointing week in Europe which had callers indulging in some tit for tat.

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Europe's largest 80 stone mammal returns to British countryside for first time since the Ice Age

A herd of wild bison who are now roaming freely in West Blean and Thorden woods near Kent have recently welcomed a new born baby calf who is the first wild bison to be born in the UK for around 6,000 years.

Daily Record

Celtic and Rangers Champions League verdicts as Light Blues 'not ready' while Hoops trio shine

The Light Blues are still in with the slimmest of margins of remaining in Europe beyond Christmas while Celtic already know that isn't a prize there for them.

Glasgow Live

Ally McCoist blasts Barcelona, Juventus and Atletico Madrid Champions League "scandal"

Barcelona, Juventus and Atletico Madrid have all been knocked out of the Champions League, but are set to compete in the Europa League, a move that has left McCoist fuming

Daily Mirror

Europe likely to see another jumbo interest rate increase

The European Central Bank is getting ready to go big again

The Independent UK

Derry Halloween: Traffic and travel arrangments for 'Europe's biggest festival'

Derry Halloween kicks off on October 28

Belfast Live

Battle of the Alps? Water woes loom amid climate change

Bountiful for centuries, the crystal-clear waters issuing from the Alps could become increasingly contested as climate change and glacier melt affect the lives of tens of millions in the coming years: Italy wants them for crop irrigation

The Independent UK

Rangers skipper James Tavernier singles out duo for Napoli praise as he takes 'positives' from loss

The Light Blues went down 3-0 in Naples as the Italian outfit continued their unbeaten run in both Europe and domestically. It was a better display from Giovanni van Bronckhorst's men.

Glasgow Live

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Reuters

Analysis-Catalonia's economic muscle weakened five years after separatist bid

Five years after Catalonia's attempt to uncouple itself from Spain sent shockwaves across Europe, the independence movement is grappling with internal divisions, dwindling public support and the economic fallout from a corporate exodus.

Bangkok Post

Foreign suitors ponder K-Asset stake

Europe’s largest fund manager and two global buyout firms are among the shortlisted bidders for a stake in the asset management business of Kasikornbank Plc, according to people familiar with the matter.

The Independent UK

Europe's energy crisis raises firewood prices, theft fears

Europe’s energy crisis is forcing some people to turn to cheaper sources to stay warm as the weather gets colder

The Independent UK

Cristiano Ronaldo did not want to play in the Europa League but now, it’s the best he’s got

European football’s second-tier competition is Ronaldo’s platform to win back his starting place

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Irish Mirror

Ireland weather: Met Eireann forecast unseasonably warm weather with summer temperatures in late October

The heat spell is also affecting other countries in Europe with the south of France set to reach close to 30C

Dublin Live

Met Eireann's thunderstorm warning for Dublin while parts of Europe roast in 30C scorcher

Dublin will experience some unseasonal temperatures

Radio France Internationale

Macron, Scholz play down tensions in 'friendly', 'constructive' meeting

French President Emmanuel Macron and German Chancellor Olaf Scholz held a "friendly" and "constructive" conversation over lunch Wednesday, Paris and Berlin said, after the relationship suffered some bruising in recent weeks over a number of issues including energy and defence.

Leeds Live

400 luxury flats to be built in Holbeck in £100million Leeds 'South Bank' development

The development is part of one of the largest inner city regeneration projects in Europe

Daily Mirror

PFL adds former Cage Warriors champion Dominique Wooding to European roster

Former Cage Warriors champion Wooding was linked with a move to the UFC this year but the Brit has been signed to compete in next year's season of PFL Europe

Irish Mirror

Stephen Bradley on 'crazy' demands of transfer targets, outlines key requirements for potential signings

Stephen Bradley will dip into the transfer market this winter to strengthen his side for their domestic and European challenges next season - but he won't break the bank.

Chronicle Live

Newcastle insider's intriguing response to Champions League question amid Alan Shearer verdict

Newcastle United moved into the Premier League's top four with a victory at Tottenham and Callum Wilson was asked about the team's chances of qualifying for Europe

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