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Climate ‘loss and damage’: why it’s such a big deal at Cop27

Global heating crisis is felt most by countries that are least to blame, so reparations are central to demands for climate justice

The Guardian - UK

Russian mercenary force Wagner opens first official headquarters

The European Union has accused the Wagner Group of serious human rights abuses in Ukraine, Africa, Syria, and Libya.

Al Jazeera

Russia, China block plans for Antarctic marine protections

Russia and China have again blocked plans supported by the European Union, the United States and 23 other nations to protect three vast stretches of ocean around Antarctica from most fishing

The Independent UK

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Eric Donovan retires aged 37 as EU European Champion

After 30 years in boxing, 'Lilywhite Lightning' has called it a day.

Irish Mirror

Migrant border crossings rise at Poland-Belarus border

The Polish border service has reported an uptick in Middle Eastern migrants trying to illegally cross into the European Union at the border of Belarus and Poland

The Independent UK

Former Bank of England Governor says Brexit partly to blame for soaring interest rates

Mark Carney, who ran the central bank until March 2020, said the UK’s decision to leave the EU had devalued the pound which put upward pressure on inflation

Daily Mirror

EU should commit to 65% emissions cut at COP27, head of European NGO coalition says

As world powers prepare to begin crucial climate talks at the COP27 summit in Egypt, we speak to Chiara Martinelli, director of the Climate Action Network Europe, which describes itself as Europe's leading NGO coalition fighting dangerous climate change. Martinelli says the EU should, in Sharm-el-Sheikh, agree to upgrade its…

France 24

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The Guardian view on Brexit and the economy: time to face facts

Editorial: Denying the cost of leaving the EU keeps Britain locked in a cycle of falling living standards and rising anger

The Guardian - UK

‘A complete mess’: small boats a big issue for successive home secretaries

Priti Patel has bequeathed Suella Braverman a situation that has disintegrated into chaos

The Guardian - UK

Facial recognition: why we shouldn't ban the police from using it altogether

The UK police are being accused of breaking ethical standards by using live facial recognition technology to help fight crime. A recent report by the University of Cambridge into trials of the technology by forces in London and south Wales was particularly concerned about the “lack of robust redress” for…

The Conversation

Poland's plan to build 180km wire fence on border with Russia slammed as 'inhumane'

Speaking exclusively to The Mirror, migrant rights worker Svetlana Gannushkina says the EU needs to take an active role in helping Poland control the influx of refugees, fearing "building the fence will cause more troubles"

Daily Mirror

Carney doubles down on claims Brexit has taken a toll on UK economy

But Downing Street insists sky-high inflation is being driven by global factors such as Covid and the war in Ukraine.

The Independent UK

Poland asks EU to halt rule-of-law fines, minister says

Poland has submitted an official request to the European Union to suspend fines of 1 million euros a day imposed by the bloc's top court over Warsaw's failure to implement a court order concerning judicial reforms, a Polish minister said on Friday.

Reuters

COP27: a year on from the Glasgow climate pact, the world is burning more fossil fuels than ever

The burning of fossil fuels caused 86% of all CO₂ emissions during the past ten years. Despite being the primary culprits of global heating, coal, oil and gas were barely mentioned in the official texts of previous UN climate change summits.

The Conversation

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The Guardian - UK

We Albanians are just the latest scapegoats for Britain’s failing ideological project

Far from being ‘invaders’, Albanians in Britain are contributing to UK society, says Lea Ypi, professor in political theory at LSE

The Independent UK

Post-Brexit trade deal with Brazil unlikely amid strained ties between Lula and Tory government

Exclusive: Conservative ministers accused of ‘cosying up’ to defeated hardliner Bolsonaro

The Conversation

Generous aid to Ukraine is diverting resources away from other refugee crises around the world

Nearly 10 months since the Russian invasion of Ukraine in February 2022, the ongoing war has produced over 7.7 million refugees.

The Guardian - UK

Digested week: Prince Harry’s forthcoming memoir will tell us what we already know

The royal family needn’t worry about its contents – ‘self-examination and the power of love over grief’

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Daily Mirror

EasyJet error costs family their £4,000 holiday as young daughter left in tears

The holiday was due to be the family's first in years, and their last altogether for some time, but they are now thousands of pounds out of pocket after the mistake

The Conversation

Rishi Sunak and Star Wars: what the UK prime minister can learn about governing from his favourite films

Rishi Sunak is probably the biggest Star Wars fan to hold the post of UK prime minister. It has been reported that he looks to the films for inspiration, both personally and politically. One MP said, presumably with some hyperbole, that much of Sunak’s political philosophy comes from the trade…

Zenger

UK’s National Union Of Students Sacks President Amid Anti-Semitism Probe

An investigation into the matter continues to probe Shaima Dallali, the president, and the union’s leadership in general.

Asharq Al-Awsat

Yemen Gov't Adopts Measures to Deal with Houthis’ Terrorist Designation

The Yemeni cabinet has adopted several executive procedures and programs for rebuilding ministerial plans to deal with new changes considering the decision to classify the Houthi coup militia as a terrorist group. According to the official Saba news agency, the new executive procedures and programs include rebuilding ministerial plans to…

The Guardian - UK

Brexit promised to end the overfishing of UK waters. It hasn’t, and now it’s time to revolt

Our cod populations – which belong to King Charles on behalf of the people – are declining precipitously, says Charles Clover of the Blue Marine Foundation

France 24

CO2 capture and storage: Environmental lifeline or blank cheque for polluters?

CO2 capture and storage technologies are gaining momentum as the world struggles to reduce emissions enough to avoid a climate catastrophe. Some climate activists are sceptical and see this technology as a cop-out. But others say its use could well be necessary.

Reuters

G7 urges China to abstain from threats, use of force

The Group of Seven on Friday urged China to abstain from "threats, coercion, intimidation, or the use of force," while the United States touted the countries' increasingly aligned approach toward dealing with Beijing.

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