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Boris Johnson says people accusing him of Partygate cover-up ‘out of their minds’

Claims of cover-up ‘strictly for the birds’, former PM tells loyal ally Nadine Dorries

The Independent UK

Yemen Urges Diplomatic Missions to Resume Work in Aden

The Yemeni Foreign Ministry urged diplomatic missions to resume their work from the interim capital, Aden, pledging to provide all facilities to enhance the state's role. Foreign diplomatic missions closed their embassies and evacuated their staff from Sanaa after the Houthi militia took control of the capital in September 2014.…

Asharq Al-Awsat

EU to loosen state aid rules in response to US green tech subsidies

Leaked European Union proposals reveal the bloc is to expand state aid rules in an effort to counter US green energy subsidies and unfair competition from China that are threatening European industry. The EU is to present its proposals on Wednesday.

Radio France Internationale

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Brexit: UK and EU ‘strike customs deal’ in protocol breakthrough

Brussels also said to have made concessions of role of European Court

The Independent UK

Planting more trees in cities could cut deaths from summer heat, says study

European research finds that increasing urban tree coverage to 30% can lower temperatures by 0.4C

The Guardian - UK

Sending British fighter jets to Ukraine not right approach ‘for now’, says UK defence secretary – as it happened

Ben Wallace says UK has not made a ‘solid decision’ not to send fighter jets but Downing Street appeared to rule it out as not ‘practical’

The Guardian - AU

What the papers say – February 1

A wide range of stories feature across the front pages at the start of February.

The Independent UK

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UK and EU 'reach customs deal that could end Northern Ireland logjam'

Both sides are keen to reach a deal before the 25th anniversary of the Good Friday agreement in April

Wales Online

UK and EU reach customs deal that could end Northern Ireland logjam, says report

Customs agreement is largely based on the Government’s proposals for a red and green lanes system – green for Great Britain and red for Ireland and rest of the EU

Daily Mirror

UK and EU reach customs deal that could end Northern Ireland logjam – report

The EU has accepted a plan that would avoid routine checks on goods going into the province, The Times reported.

The Independent UK

SNP MP hits out at Brexit during rally marking three years since UK left EU

Alyn Smith spoke at a rally in Edinburgh on Tuesday evening, marking the third anniversary of the UK leaving the EU.

The Independent UK

Department poised to kick off FTA talks with EU

Thailand has set its sights on kicking off free trade agreement (FTA) talks with the European Union (EU) this year and accelerating the conclusion of negotiations regarding planned FTAs with the European Free Trade Association (Efta), Canada, Turkey and Sri Lanka, according to the chief of the Trade Negotiations Department.

Bangkok Post

Hundreds gather at Edinburgh’s Holyrood Park in torchlit anti-Brexit protest

Many demonstrators have used the phrase - leave a light on for Scotland - since the historic decision and on January 31 held lit torches on the city hill to represent this.

Edinburgh Live

Public opinion in Wales decisively swings against Brexit

Voters regretting leaving the EU now outnumber supporters in every part of Wales

Wales Online

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The National (Scotland)

Hundreds gather outside Scottish Parliament to mark third anniversary of Brexit

"WHEN we become an independent country all of our major events are going to be in June!"

The Guardian - UK

Given a chance to cheer Tories’ economic failure, Hunt is nowhere to be seen

If making the country poorer was a symbol of success, the IMF report was a Brexit day bonus

The National (Scotland)

BBC slated for Brexit anniversary coverage featuring 'insulting' Radio 4 interview

THE BBC has been heavily criticised for its coverage of the third Brexit anniversary after broadcasting an “insulting” interview with two…

The National (Scotland)

SNP MP launches 'one stop shop' resource for independence and the EU

Alyn Smith, SNP’s spokesperson for EU accession in Westminster, set up the website to highlight the economic decline of the UK following Brexit

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The Independent UK

Three years post-Brexit, how does the travel reality match up with what we were promised?

The journey to the ‘sunlit meadows’ has not been entirely as promised

The Independent UK

Time is running out for science projects amid Horizon limbo – Cambridge academic

The minister laid the blame for the delay entirely with the EU, insisting that the Government itself is ready to associate with Horizon.

Radio France Internationale

On third anniversary of Brexit, British PM hails departure as 'huge opportunity'

British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak has defended Brexit, insisting that leaving the European Union had brought significant achievements and offered a "huge opportunity," three years after the withdrawal agreement came into force.

The Independent UK

Who benefits? Spain, Catalan separatists dispute EU ruling

The European Union's top court has issued a ruling that allows Spain to make another attempt to seek the extradition of a former Catalan separatist politician living in Brussels

The Guardian - UK

EU committee votes to lift immunity from two MEPs amid ‘Qatargate’ inquiry

European parliament expected to back committee and strip Marc Tarabella and Andrea Cozzolino of immunity from prosecution

The Independent UK

Boris Johnson calls for end of Brexit ‘gloom-mongering’ on third anniversary

Current Prime Minister Rishi Sunak insisted ‘huge strides’ had been taken since leaving the European Union.

Daily Mirror

European Super League clubs boosted as court restores injunction to stop UEFA sanctions

The Madrid High Court ruling comes after a report that A22, the company exploring the possibility of creating a new tournament, has spoken to 50 different clubs

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