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DUP urged to ‘choke down’ its position in refusing to reform government

Northern Ireland Minister Steve Baker was speaking at the British-Irish Parliamentary Assembly in Co Cavan on Monday.

The Independent UK

UK may need IMF bailout unless Brexit renegotiated, says City finance chief

Britain on path to become ‘sick man of Europe’, says former Tory donor

The Independent UK

Business groups block action that could help tackle biodiversity crisis, report finds

Industry associations for sectors from oil to agriculture in the US and Europe found resisting wildlife-friendly laws, say researchers

The Guardian - UK

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Tory backer says UK economy is ‘frankly doomed’ without Brexit renegotiation

Guy Hands says Conservatives are putting country ‘on a path to be sick man of Europe’

The Guardian - UK

Ukrainian ambassador blasts lack of accommodation for refugees in Ireland as 'unacceptable'

Ms Gerasko said she hoped the Government and other EU countries would find a solution.

Irish Mirror

Rees-Mogg move to axe 2,400 laws is ‘anti-democratic’, say legal experts

Laws that could disappear include ban on animal testing, workers’ rights and environmental protections

The Guardian - UK

EU countries agree to hike climate change target next year

European Union countries agreed on Monday to raise their target to curb greenhouse gas emissions under the Paris climate agreement next year, as the bloc attempts to rally ambition among major emitters ahead of this year's U.N. climate talks.

Reuters

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Probing space tech's potential

Czechia, formerly known as the Czech Republic, and currently president of the Council of the European Union, is promoting the EU's space diplomacy project in Thailand and the Indo-Pacific region to cope with environmental problems and sustainable development.

Bangkok Post

Thousands protest against PM Orban's government, "runaway inflation"

Thousands of Hungarians including teachers and students marched through Budapest on Sunday to protest against the government, demanding higher wages for teachers and a curb on surging inflation that is eroding incomes.

Reuters

Independence 'feels like Brexit to Scots voters', claims BBC journalist

SCOTTISH independence “feels like” Brexit to voters, according to a BBC journalist who criticised the lack of detail in the government’s…

The National (Scotland)

Orban lashes out at EU as he marks 1956 anti-Soviet revolt

Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban has made veiled comparisons between the Soviet troops that attacked Hungary during the 1956 revolution and the institutions of the European Union today

The Independent UK

Johnson premiership would ‘plunge relations with Ireland into freezer’, peace process architect warns

UK ‘laughing stock’ internationally after Johnson and Truss premierships, says Jonathan Powell

The Independent UK

DUP have a "choice" Heaton-Harris says as Stormont election looms

NI Minister Steve Baker says he got grief over Brexit apology but insists everyone needs to understand "legitimate interest of Unionists is to end the jurisdiction of EU law in Northern Ireland"

Belfast Live

The destiny of Britain is Europe, Brexit was a "mirage" - EU politician Breton

Britain's destiny lies in Europe and the country had been sold "a sort of mirage" with Brexit, said European Union industry chief Thierry Breton on Sunday, as he commented on the political turmoil currently afflicting the UK.

Reuters

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The Independent UK

Why did Boris Johnson resign as prime minister? Timeline of his biggest scandals as he plots comeback

As former PM appears set to launch a new Tory leadership bid, we look back on the moments that forced him out of Downing Street just months ago

The Independent UK

Northern Ireland Secretary urges DUP to restore powersharing as deadline looms

Chris Heaton-Harris said politicians in Northern Ireland have choices they can make to stop an election being called.

Radio France Internationale

South American invasive stinging ant spotted in France for first time

The "electric ant" or "little fire ant", an invasive species nicknamed for its painful sting, has been detected for the first time in France. The insect measures only 1.5 millimetres, but represents a threat to biodiversity.

The Guardian - UK

Britain faces chaos if it scraps EU laws, warns ex-Whitehall legal boss

Controversial Tory bill set to inflict further damage on businesses, with no clues yet about incoming legislation

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The Guardian - UK

Unseen and underhand: Putin’s hidden hybrid war is trying to break Europe’s heart

From Norwegian pipelines to French ocean floor cables, vital infrastructure is vulnerable to Russian attacks designed to destabilise Europe

The Guardian - UK

The Observer view on why a general election in Britain is now essential

The Conservatives want to foist another prime minister upon the country but they must not be allowed to do more harm

The Independent UK

Thousands of protesters rally in London to call for UK to rejoin EU

EU exit ‘slow death that has been bleeding UK dry for years’

Daily Mirror

UK voters give eight different reasons why Boris Johnson should not be the next PM

Eight voters including a care home manager, a benefits claimant and a lifelong Tory supporter on why Boris Johnson can NOT return as Prime Minister as the plotting continues

The Guardian - UK

Austerity, Brexit and 44 days in purgatory: the key stages of Tory rule

Politics professor Tim Bale tracks five main phases in 12 years of Conservative government

The Independent UK

Thousands of protesters rally in London to call for the UK to rejoin the EU

Parliament Square Garden, the last stop on the march , saw a sea of blue and yellow as supporters waved EU flags and carried placards.

The National (Scotland)

'You can’t make Brexit work': Yes supporters rally in Edinburgh for EU re-entry

YES supporters gathered in Edinburgh on Saturday to voice support for Scotland’s place in the European Union as an independent country.

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