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Rangers 1 Ajax 3 as Champions League campaign ends with unwanted record - 3 things we learned

Giovanni van Bronckhorst and his troops suffered a sixth defeat in the group stage to finish rock bottom of the section with zero points and just one goal to their name at Europe's top table.

Glasgow Live

How Europe is trying to get people moving by train

A number of European countries are trying to get people to embrace lower-emission trips, write Rick Noack, Meg Kelly and Sandra Mehl. So how well is it working?

The Independent UK

Foreigners eye Thai bourse

The slowing of the Chinese and European economies is expected to continue driving foreign funds to flow into Thailand, where an economic recovery is projected, says Asia Plus Securities (ASPS).

Bangkok Post

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Atletico Madrid OUT of Europe as Diego Simeone's men suffer Champions League humiliation

Atletico Madrid have been eliminated from European football before Christmas for the first time since 2007 as they finished bottom of their Champions League group

Daily Mirror

Ajax fans let off fireworks and pyros in George Square ahead of Rangers clash

Ajax fans have made their presence felt ahead of the big match at Ibrox tonight as the European campaigns for both clubs in the Champions League come to a close

Glasgow Live

2023 Yamaha Ténéré 700 And Ténéré 700 Rally Edition Roll Out In Europe

Yamaha Europe announced the release of the new 2023 Ténéré 700 and Ténéré 700 Rally Edition, which come bearing small but important updates for the new year.

RideApart

Scotland urged to build links with Nordic countries as UK puts up walls

IT is only “right and proper” Scotland should strengthen its ties with Nordic nations at a time when the UK Government is distancing itself from…

The National (Scotland)

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Strictly not Halloween: why Day of the Dead is misunderstood – and why that matters

Known in Spanish as Día de los Muertos, Day of the Dead is commonly celebrated every year on November 1 and 2. Although the ritual “belongs” to Mexico, it is in fact a global phenomenon celebrated across Latin America, the US, Europe, Asia and Africa by migrant Mexican communities.

The Conversation

Greenhouse gas leak from Perth meat plant caused by 'freak accident'

The release of F-Gases (fluorinated gases) at Anglo Beef Processors (ABP) at the start of 2021 was the second largest incident of its kind in Europe’s food and drink sector.

Daily Record

UK scientists ‘uninvited’ to key European meetings due to Brexit

UK SCIENTISTS have been told they can no longer take part in meetings organised by a key European infectious diseases agency due to Brexit tensions,…

The National (Scotland)

Ex-Arsenal stars that could ruin Tottenham's European dream to setup another North London Derby

Some former Arsenal favourites may play a huge part in causing problems for the other side of North London

Football London

Louis Tomlinson to visit Edinburgh shopping centre for new album signing

The singer is set to visit the capital this month ahead of his Europe and UK tour, set to take place next year, as he celebrates his second album, 'Faith In The Future'.

Edinburgh Live

The Welsh castle named one of the 'most beautiful' in Europe

The Welsh fortress was described as 'gorgeous' and 'impressive'

Wales Online

Ukraine war: Putin's bid to weaponise refugees is failing – here's what that means for Europe

Since the Russian invasion in February, about 8 million Ukrainians have fled the country. After eight months of fighting – and with no end to the war in sight – the prospect that many refugees may never return will exacerbate an ongoing population decline in Ukraine. The mass exodus will…

The Conversation

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Daily Mirror

Recycling sewage and drinking seawater could be answer to ending hosepipe bans

Israel - despite desert landscapes and scarce water resources - is leading the world in water technologies, which could prevent future hosepipe bans and droughts across the UK.

Glasgow Live

Louis Tomlinson to visit Glasgow's HMV for 'Faith In The Future' album signing this month

The former One Direction singer is set to visit Glasgow this month ahead of his Europe and UK tour, set to take place next year, as he celebrates his second album, 'Faith In The Future'.

Radio France Internationale

Spurs without Conte for crucial Champions League trip to Marseille

Tottenham travel to Marseille on Tuesday night, knowing that a draw will be enough to see them into the knockout stages of Europe's premier club competition. Marseille need to win to reach the knockout stages for the first time since 2012.

Chronicle Live

Northumberland castle named one of the most beautiful in Europe by Condé Nast Traveller

It was listed alongside the Palace of Versailles in France and Neuschwanstein in Germany - said to be the inspiration for Disneyland's Sleeping Beauty Castle

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France 24

Spain's Mar Menor lagoon granted legal personhood in European first

The Mar Menor – the largest saltwater lagoon in Europe linked to the Mediterranean Sea – has become the first natural area in Europe to be protected as a legal entity. Environmentalists and locals have long complained that the lagoon suffers from serious pollution, which they blame on intensive farming.…

Asharq Al-Awsat

Greece Stresses Saudi Role in Balancing Oil Markets, Respects OPEC+ Decision

Greek Minister of Development and Investment Adonis Georgiadis said the diversification of energy sources was the European Union’s most important priority. He noted that the world would never return to the previous situation, even if the Russian-Ukrainian war ended. In this regard, Georgiadis stressed that all European countries would try…

Asharq Al-Awsat

EU to Cooperate with Egypt to Limit Illegal Migration from Libya

The European Union, the International Organization for Migration (IOM) and the French CIVIPOL agreed on a package of measures to enhance cooperation between the EU and Egypt to address illegal migration. The EU signed an agreement with Egypt on Sunday for the first phase of an 80-million-euro border management program,…

Al Jazeera

Numbers game: Should Africa have more teams at the World Cup?

Africa has 54 FIFA-affiliated nations, but only five spots. Europe, with 55 members, gets 13.

Glasgow Live

Charlie Nicholas hands FOUR Celtic stars Champions League pass marks with 'jury out' on quartet

Ange Postecoglou's men have been eliminated from Europe altogether after picking up just two draws from their five group outings with a trip to Real Madrid bringing their campaign to an end on Wednesday night.

The National (Scotland)

James Forrest believes Celtic's Champions League campaign is the dawn of a new European era

BEING held to a 1-1 draw by Shakhtar Donetsk at Parkhead last Wednesday night might have ended Celtic’s hopes of reaching the Europa League…

The Guardian - UK

An unwild landscape that has brought back the bone-crunchers

Monfragüe, Spain: Some careful human intervention has created an intensely rich wildlife spot where vultures are the stars of the show

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