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Historian wins £50,000 Wolfson History Prize for book about resistance movements fighting the Nazis

Halik Kochanski, who has taught at King’s College and University College London, wins prestigious prize for her work Resistance

Evening Standard

Lauren Sanchez clarifies whether she’s the figurehead on fiancé Jeff Bezos’ yacht

Bezos and Sanchez took a trip through Europe over the summer on new yacht

The Independent UK

Meta's European privacy choice may not satisfy regulators

Facebook is arguably still coercing tracking consent from the user.

Fortune

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6 of the best Christmas hotel breaks with entertainment and activities

Christmas holidays full of fun and festive activities, throughout the UK and Europe

The Independent UK

To understand Israel-Palestine, first understand the history of racism and antisemitism

Anti-Jewish hate is rarely seen as part of a European racism that encompassed colonialism and slavery, says author Rachel Shabi

The Guardian - UK

Germany and Turkey a microcosm of Western challenges

President Erdoğan’s visit to Germany forces it to reckon with the liberal democratic values it still claims to champion and the realpolitik imperatives of engaging with authoritarian powers

Newsroom.co.nz

Haulage boss on trial over people-smuggling ring linked to deaths of 39 people

Caolan Gormley, 26, from Co Tyrone, allegedly plotted to bring migrants into the UK from mainland Europe three times in October 2019.

The Independent UK

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EG Group To Use Tesla's EV Chargers In Europe

EG Group, a British operator of fuel stations, announced today that will acquire Tesla's electric vehicle ultra-fast chargers for its evpoint business.

InsideEVs

Rory McIlroy revisits Ryder Cup bust-up with four-letter Patrick Cantlay barb

The Northern Irishman was involved in a heated clash with Cantlay and his caddie during the event in Rome

The Independent UK

Air to perform the whole of Moon Safari live throughout Europe next year

French electronic duo Air will tour Europe and the UK in February and March

Louder

Former British prime minister David Cameron, who called Brexit vote, returns as foreign minister

Britain’s current prime minister has appointed former prime minister David Cameron as foreign secretary during a cabinet reshuffle. Cameron, who called the 2016 Brexit referendum that ended up pulling the UK out of the European Union, will be responsible for relations with Europe, among other parts of his portfolio.

Radio France Internationale

Toni Giugliano discusses plans for his Westminster election campaign

TONI Giugliano is well known in the SNP and independence grassroots circles and now has his sights on a seat at Westminster with a defining mission…

The National (Scotland)

New Scotland to Europe ferry aims for ambitious spring 2024 start date

A DEAL to secure a new Scotland to Europe ferry deal nears with an aim to reinstate the service in spring 2024...

The National (Scotland)

Five US special operation troops killed after aircraft crashes in Mediterranean

US European command says cause of crash remained under investigation, but there was ‘no indications of hostile activity’

The Guardian - US

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Philippe Clement calls for SPFL to give Rangers leeway from gruelling schedule

Philippe Clement wants a longer recovery after European games as Rangers beat Livi.

The Independent UK

Philippe Clement wants longer recovery after European games as Rangers beat Livi

Clement watched his team run out comfortable 2-0 winners less than 72 hours after an energy-sapping 2-1 victory over Sparta Prague.

The Guardian - UK

McIlroy aims for Montgomerie’s record after fifth European order of merit win

The world No 2 is now three wins behind Montgomerie’s eight titles after Adrian Meronk could only finish tied-15th at the Nedbank Golf Challenge

Radio France Internationale

Ghana struggles to manage exodus of nurses leaving for jobs abroad

Nearly 4,000 nurses have left Ghana for better-paid jobs in Europe and the US over the past year, according to the country's nursing association, worsening shortages of medical staff and placing increasing strain on those who remain.

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Fortune

British Champagne? The U.K.’s wine industry is an unlikely winner as its European peers reel from extreme weather

Bottles of wine produced in the U.K. is set to double in the next 10 years as the industry flourishes.

The Independent UK

Malmo v Elfsborg is the crunch Swedish title decider you (probably) haven’t heard about

The biggest game in Europe this weekend is in Sweden where innovative coach Henrik Rydstrom and his free-flowing Malmo host leaders Elfsborg with the Allsvenskan title on the line

Al Jazeera

Ukraine military officer had key role in Nord Stream sabotage, reports say

President Zelenskyy has denied Ukraine was behind blasts that cut off major route for Russian gas exports to Europe.

The National (Scotland)

Gartenmann backs Aberdeen to smash 35-year Celtic and Rangers away win hoodoo

Stefan Gartenmann believes Aberdeen are ready to smash a 35-year hoodoo and complete an away Celtic and Rangers league double.

Al Jazeera

Poland’s nationalist ‘Independence March’ draws thousands in Warsaw

Dubbed as the ‘largest patriotic demonstration in Europe’, it was overshadowed by far-right’s recent electoral defeat.

The Guardian - US

How a Brazilian prison gang became an international criminal leviathan

The PCC – First Capital Command – arose in the country’s notoriously brutal penitentiaries 30 years ago but now controls a billion-dollar drug trade supplying much of Europe’s cocaine

The Guardian - UK

‘People are worried’: the ‘prepper’ shops serving Britons who fear doomsday is coming

Spurred by lockdowns, floods and war in Europe, retail demand for survival supplies is rising steeply in the UK

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