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UK trade regulators struggling to cope due to poor Brexit planning, MPs say

Commons committee warns there are still shortages of staff to deal with UK’s new status as a third country

The Guardian - UK

Consumers at risk due to post-Brexit regulatory system, Commons committee warns

The Commons Public Accounts committee has warned that regulators are ‘struggling to recruit and retain the skills they need to regulate effectively’.

The Independent UK

‘Windfall tax’ for low-carbon energy firms in U-turn from Liz Truss

Labour say prime minister ‘dragged kicking and screaming’ to levy

The Independent UK

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Northern Ireland is like a UK "colony" thanks to Protocol, Nigel Dodds says

DUP faces accusations of taking hardline stance on post-Brexit trade arrangements to avoid having to be a junior partner to Sinn Fein

Belfast Live

Losing the fight against financial compliance - but it can be fixed!

Financial compliance is not a mere checklist for entities to tick off. With it comes the expectation that the companies fulfil the intent behind the regulatory obligation to mitigate the risks that come with money. There is an obvious gap between the intent and the results — financial compliance is…

Benzinga

G7 leaders dodge decision on imposing price cap on Russian oil

Promised plan still mired in debates over feasibility and wisdom, with Germany fearing further Russian energy cuts in response

The Guardian - UK

ECJ must have no role in Northern Ireland protocol, David Frost says

Ex-Brexit minister’s comments suggest the European court of justice remains divisive among Tories

The Guardian - UK

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EU foreign policy chief says diplomats are slow, ineffective and patronising

Josep Borrell criticises staff for not anticipating Ukraine invasion, and says he sometimes learns more ‘by reading newspapers’

The Guardian - UK

EU Energy Chief Praises Algeria ‘Partnership'

The European Union's energy commissioner hailed a "long-term strategic partnership" with Algeria Tuesday as the bloc turns to Africa's biggest gas exporter to fill a gap left by Russian supplies. "As the relationship with Russia, so far EU's biggest gas supplier, is irreversibly broken, we are turning to the EU's…

Asharq Al-Awsat

Russia invites US states to secede and join country

Comments came after another lawmaker called for Alaska to be returned

The Independent UK

Foreign ministry confirms that Iran now holds five French citizens in custody

Five French citizens are currently being held in Iran, Foreign Minister Catherine Colonna said on Tuesday, increasing by one the previous number confirmed by Paris.

Radio France Internationale

European weapons manufacturers scramble to adapt to wartime demand

European arms manufacturers have urged the European Union to help coordinate weapons procurement as they scramble to boost production to meet soaring demand for the war in Ukraine.

Reuters

Iranian security forces intensify crackdown in Kurdistan

Reports of indiscriminate violence come as UK ambassador summoned by Tehran over sanctions

The Guardian - UK

Dutch airline 'wrongly turns Brit passenger away' over post-Brexit passport rules

Robert Banks claims he was wrongly blocked from travelling from Newcastle to Amsterdam for a conference by KLM Royal Dutch Airlines due to the issue date of his passport

Daily Mirror

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Germany extends checks at Austrian border as migrant numbers rise

Germany is extending border checks at crossings from Austria for six months from November given a recent rise in the number of migrants arriving via the Western Balkans route, German interior minister Nancy Faeser said on Tuesday.

Daily Mirror

Top academic calls for Putin to continue bombing Ukraine so 'it no longer exists'

Associate professor Andrei Sidorov, from Moscow State University, urged Putin to "cut off" Europe and "cause a migration crisis with a new influx of Ukrainians"

The Independent UK

Germany struggles to find housing for more than 1M refugees

The German government has pledged to provide more support to cities and towns struggling to house the more than 1.1 million refugees and migrants who have arrived in the country this year mostly from war-torn Ukraine but also from other countries

Reuters

Berlin sees no need for further EU debt to ease energy crisis

Germany does not see the need for further European Union debt to tackle the bloc's energy crisis, a government spokesperson said, after a media report said Berlin would change its position and support a joint issuance of EU debt through loans.

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The National (Scotland)

Primark recalls children's products over unsafe amounts of lead and formaldehyde

PRIMARK is recalling a number of children’s products as they have been found to release unsafe amounts of lead and formaldehyde.

Irish Mirror

Clocks change Ireland 2022: Exact date people to get extra hour in bed in October

A clock change is on the way for Ireland, with people set to get an extra hour in bed this month. All EU member states go back at this time, and go forward again on the last Sunday of March.

Daily Mirror

Vladimir Putin 'cornered like a rat and more dangerous than ever', Russia expert warns

Yesterday Moscow unleashed a deadly flurry of rockets which rained down on seven key Ukrainian cities in a sustained 24-hour pounding, which included strikes against museums and civilian residences in the Kremlin's largest blitz since the start of the invasion in February

Asharq Al-Awsat

France Says New Citizen Held in Iran, EU Sanctions to Come

France's foreign minister said on Tuesday five of its nationals were being held in Iran and the European Union had agreed the technical aspects to impose sanctions on Tehran, which would come into force next week. France lashed out at Iran on Oct. 6 accusing it of "dictatorial practices" and…

Asharq Al-Awsat

Reports: Türkiye Exerting Efforts to Hold Talks Between Russia, West

Türkiye plans to organize negotiations between Russia and four western countries to discuss ending the war in Ukraine, according to reports from Ankara and Moscow on Monday. Ismail Emrah Karayel, Chairman of the Joint Parliamentary Committee of Türkiye and the European Union confirmed that Ankara is working to hold negotiations…

Asharq Al-Awsat

Int’l Calls to Open Probe into Burnt Bodies Found on Sabratha Shore

International diplomatic missions in Libya issued several calls on Tuesday for an investigation into the recovered 15 bodies, including a number burned, found on and near a boat on the shores of Sabratha. Several humanitarian organizations called on Monday for the immediate rescue of the sinking boat off the coast…

The Hindu

Data | Energy inflation in Europe peaks at 40% as Russia squeezes oil supply

Despite high dependence on Russian oil, supply to most European countries has taken a hit

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