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St Mirren back in Europe 'dream come true' for hometown hero Jamie Langfield

When it comes to St Mirren in Europe, Jamie Langfield was always going to be there one way or another.

The National (Scotland)

Europe Vs. The US: 40 Hilariously Spot-On Tweets

People from both sides of the Atlantic gather on X to share their amusing observations about the difference between Europe and America. The post Europe Vs. The US: 40 Hilariously Spot-On Tweets first appeared on Bored Panda.

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Asylum seekers stuck in limbo as Cyprus rebuffs calls to act

Fifty-three asylum seekers ‘pushed back’ into UN-patrolled buffer zone that bisects the southern European country

The Guardian - UK

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Vassell hopes Euro glory can inspire Kilmarnock kids like Drogba inspired him

Kyle Vassell was inspired by watching Didier Drogba strut his stuff for Chelsea on the European stage, and he wants to do the same for Kilmarnock…

The National (Scotland)

This Overlooked Bank Stock Offers Income and Growth

After dividend payouts were banned during the pandemic, Spanish bank Santander is making up for lost time. It pledged to pay out half of its 2023 profits, which totaled nearly $12 billion. This means roughly $6B in buybacks and dividends is heading back to shareholders - but the stock still…

Barchart

‘Oil Kills’ protesters disrupt flights at airports across Europe in wave of action

Ten activists arrested at Heathrow, over 30 flights cancelled at Cologne-Bonn, and planes delayed or diverted

The Guardian - UK

Leading the charge: These 25 female-heavy C-suites highlight the dearth of women in Europe's boardrooms

Meet the 25 companies smashing the glass ceiling in Europe.

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Switzerland mandates government agencies use open-source software

Switzerland's new law mandates the use of open-source software in the public sector in a push to increase transparency, security, and efficiency of the software it uses.

Tom’s Hardware

Stellantis Is ‘Ready For The Fight’ Against Chinese EVs In Europe

With a new EV production line at the former Yugo factory in Serbia, the auto giant reckons it has what it takes. Will it succeed?

InsideEVs

Germany challenges Turkey’s protected status claim for the doner kebab

Turkey wants doner registered as its ‘guaranteed traditional speciality’ across Europe, akin to serrano ham and Neapolitan pizza

The Guardian - UK

American comedian says Europe is ‘over,’ sparking viral debate

Amid growing anti-tourism protests from European locals, one TikTok user believes it’s ‘time to accept your fate, Europe’

The Independent UK

Keir Starmer bids to reset Britain on world stage with talks in Germany, India and G20

Post-Brexit ties with Europe take a leap forward with defence pact between Britain and Germany, as Lammy lands in India for trade negotiations

The Independent UK

The Sound Behind Europe's Largest Digital Ceiling

Renkus-Heinz UBX and IC Live Gen5 Series loudspeakers are part of a £27m renovation.

AVNetwork

Ferrari To Accept Crypto-payments In Europe

Italian luxury carmaker Ferrari said Wednesday its European dealers will start accepting cryptocurrency, following a similar move in the United States.

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Evening Standard

Ten Just Stop Oil protesters appear in court charged with conspiring to disrupt Heathrow Airport

Protesters were arrested at two locations outside the UK’s busiest airport as climate protesters across Europe tried to disrupt air traffic

The Independent UK

Flights suspended after climate protesters glue themselves to runway at busy airport

Dozens of flights affected by incident in Germany, with action spreading to other parts of Europe

The Guardian - UK

Theatre can be a force for change – I went looking for it on the Italy/Slovenia border

In a city belonging to two nations, I hoped for art that could heal suspicion and bridge political divides. Instead I found timidity, says the Guardian’s chief theatre critic, Arifa Akbar

The National (Scotland)

Stuart Findlay ready to help create positive Killie memories in Europe

Stuart Findlay ready to help create positive Kilmarnock memories in Europe after Connah's Quad disaster.

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Ferrero has launched an original ‘Nutella Gelato’ in Europe this summer

This year there’s a new Italian product set to win over all ice-cream lovers and fans of a historical chocolate spread.

The Conversation

Russia’s war in Ukraine has been devastating for animals – but they’ve also given the nation reason for hope

Russia’s war in Ukraine has caused immense suffering to the civilian population. Tens of thousands are believed to have been killed, though an exact figure is impossible to know. Russia’s aggression has also sparked the biggest refugee crisis in Europe since the second world war, with 6.5 million people fleeing…

Louder

"It's crazy how disposable artists are in America. In Europe they treat artists with a ton more respect": Mitch Ryder on his long, schizophrenic career

Mitch Ryder had hits in the 60s and has been making musicsince, but if he had a hit now it would ruin his day

The Guardian - UK

‘I know we will win – and how’: Ukraine’s top general on turning the tables against Russia

Exclusive: Col Gen Oleksandr Syrskyi weighs Ukraine’s recent setbacks, counter strikes and the changing face of Europe’s biggest war since 1945

International Business Times

Russia 'Killing' Climate, Say Activists Awaiting Top Rights Court Ruling

Activists are asking Europe's top rights court to fault Russia for creating a "climate catastrophe", saying Moscow's war on Ukraine is contributing to a spike in its greenhouse gas emissions.

The Independent UK

Earth's temperature hit all-time record high on Sunday as warming planet marks keep falling

The European climate service Copernicus says that Earth Sunday sizzled to the hottest day measured by humans, yet another heat record that shattered in the past couple of years

Evening Standard

Earth saw hottest day in history on Sunday

Swathes of southern Europe have been grappling with soaring temperatures

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