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This EV Has A Built-In Charging Cable. Here's Why That's Brilliant

The Grande Panda EV is the first in a new line of electric Fiats with charging cables built into the front fascia but this could inspire the entire industry too.

InsideEVs

EU to reintroduce 100ml liquids rule at airport security as travellers warned of lengthy delays

Airports Council International expect ‘significant operational strain’ at European airports

The Independent UK

Could the British Riviera become the new Med?

As Europe gets hotter and more crowded, we’re looking to holiday closer to home — as are the A-list

Evening Standard

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European Hedge Fund Giant Capula Unveils $464M Spot Bitcoin ETFs Treasury

Capula, one of Europe's largest investment managers, disclosed after the weekend crypto bloodbath, that it holds some $464 million worth of two spot Bitcoin ETFs, raising hopes that the news will positively move crypto prices.

International Business Times

Why Dynamo Kyiv have risen again and can end Rangers' Champions League dream

Why have Rangers' Champions League third qualifying round opponents Dynamo Kyiv found their form again after years of European failure?

The National (Scotland)

French imports of Russia's liquified natural gas surge, and Ukraine supporters seek a stop

New analyses of trade data show that shipments of Russian liquified natural gas to France more than doubled the first half of this year

The Independent UK

These destinations are giving visitors rewards for being ‘good tourists’ – and how to bag some for yourself

Should you expect high praise for making more sustainable choices on your holiday? ‘Climate rewards’ are becoming more common across Europe and beyond – Eloise Barker takes a look at how they work

The Independent UK

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Japan's share benchmark soars nearly 11% a day after massive sell-offs that shook Wall Street

Japan's benchmark Nikkei 225 index has soared more than 10% a day after it set markets tumbling in Europe and on Wall Street, while other world markets appeared to have settled after the rollercoaster ride that started the week

The Independent UK

Paris Olympics deal hands Discovery+ gold in UK TV streaming race

Subscriber growth booms for US pay-TV firm after move to grab European broadcast rights from BBC

The Guardian - UK

'Road racing is notoriously unfriendly' - how women’s participation in gravel cycling is changing the sport worldwide

‘In gravel, everyone's welcome! And I absolutely love that and I never want that to change,' says race organiser Amy Charity

Cycling Weekly

Donald Trump admits EV flip-flop was a quid pro quo to secure Elon Musk’s support

Elon Musk’s endorsement of Trump has further driven a split in the Tesla community, with data on Monday showing customers are fleeing the brand in Europe.

Fortune

Football might be on the verge of a new transfer market era - one where the richest doesn’t take all

Even Europe’s biggest transfer - Kylian Mbappe - this summer was a Bosman deal planned for across years

The Independent UK

Premier League 2024-25 preview No 2: Aston Villa

As the club returns to Europe’s top competition, meticulous manager Unai Emery insists it is important to dream

The Guardian - UK

Hisense unveils giant, cheap 4K TV with weird 264Hz refresh rate – and a brighter next-gen laser TV up to 150 inches

An affordable 98-inch TV for China, and the laser TV is coming to Europe first – but will probably hit the US later.

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The Independent UK

180 competitors line up for 1,200-mile Race Across Europe by bus, train and ferry from London to Tirana

Exclusive: Trans-European public transport race has mystery checkpoints to prevent participants planning in advance

The National (Scotland)

Inside bitter Rangers vs Dynamo Kyiv 'un-British' feud last time clubs met in Europe

RANGERS were accused of being 'completely unBritish' when they last played against Dynamo Kyiv in Europe after a Graeme Souness masterstroke.

The Guardian - UK

Weather tracker: Flooding may hit Florida and Georgia as Storm Debby intensifies

Japan suffers under extreme heat but cooler conditions in Europe provide welcome reprieve at Olympics

The Guardian - UK

Twin border towns reunited in Italy and Slovenia for capital of culture

Gorizia was split in 1947 between Italy and Nova Gorica in Slovenia. Next year they are coming back together as European capital of culture

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The National (Scotland)

Euro balancing act bites for Kilmarnock, but Derek McInnes not complaining

Derek McInnes says he isn’t going to moan about being in European competition, even though he had to field a weakened team against Celtic.

The National (Scotland)

St Mirren 3 Hibernian 0: Hosts follow up European triumph with emphatic victory

St Mirren followed up on European excellence with domestic delight in a convincing 3-0 William Hill Premiership win over Hibernian in Paisley.

Kiplinger

Should You Be Investing in Nordic Companies?

Should you be Investing in Nordic companies? This corner of Europe presents unique opportunities for investors.

FourFourTwo

The best Mexican players ever

From legendary figures to more modern-day heroes, a look at some of the best men's players in the history of Mexican football...

The National (Scotland)

Confident Smyth insists St Mirren can make mark in Europe and Scottish Premiership

Confident Oisin Smyth insists St Mirren can make a dent in Europe and the Scottish Premiership this season.

InsideEVs

Plug-In Cars Lost Market Share In Europe In June 2024

In June, plug-in electric car sales in Europe decreased once again despite the fact that the overall market was up 4%.

Fortune

The countries where workers and their bosses are most and least engaged

The global economy has a $8.9 trillion worker motivation problem. But the U.S. and India have a slight edge over China, Japan, and Europe.

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