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As leave voters’ Brexit regret rises, will political parties dare to follow?

Even leavers might be changing their minds, but there’s little incentive for opposition to revisit issue, say analysts

The Guardian - UK

Keir Starmer warns PM that Boris Johnson may lead opposition to any deal on NI protocol

The Labour leader told Rishi Sunak that his party will provide the ‘political cover’ he may require to reach a compromise with Brussels

The Independent UK

Poland, Lithuania want lower Russian oil cap, nuclear curbs in new EU sanctions

Poland and Lithuania want to lower the price cap on Russian oil, and target Russia's nuclear sector under new European Union sanctions against Moscow and Minsk for the war in Ukraine, senior diplomats from the two EU countries said on Friday.

Reuters

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Czechs picking successor to Milos Zeman in presidential vote

Czechs have started voting for a new president, with populist billionaire Andrej Babis leading a field of eight candidates in an election to succeed Milos Zeman in the largely ceremonial post

The Independent UK

EU inaugurates first mainland satellite launch port

The European Union wants to bolster its capacity to launch small satellites into space with a new launchpad in Arctic Sweden

The Independent UK

Keir Starmer tells Rishi Sunak to stand up to Brexiteers and ditch ‘purity club'

The Labour leader called on Rishi Sunak to resolve the issues over Northern Ireland's post-Brexit trading arrangements - and resist 'siren voices' such as Boris Johnson who don't want to compromise

Daily Mirror

Keir Starmer warns PM that Johnson may lead opposition to any deal on NI Protocol

The Labour leader told Rishi Sunak that his party will provide the ‘political cover’ he may require to reach a compromise with Brussels

The Independent UK

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UK to further delay calling Northern Ireland election as Brexit talks continue

EU sources say progress in protocol dispute is slow despite growing momentum

The Guardian - UK

The makeup brands still using cancer-linked ‘forever chemicals’

High levels of exposure to ‘forever chemicals’ have been linked with birth defects, thyroid issues and cancer

The Independent UK

The way through Brexit hell is quiet negotiation, not loud hopes of rejoining

Last night our Labour Mayor, Sadiq Khan, passionately urged a more “pragmatic debate” on Europe including rejoining the single market, because he said, politicians “can’t keep quiet about the immense damage Brexit is doing”. Although his position can be interpreted as a swipe at the Labour Party’s national policy of…

Evening Standard

Migrant Entry Numbers Into Europe Hit 6-year High

The number of attempts by migrants to enter the European Union without authorization reached around 330,000 last year, the highest number since 2016, the EU’s border and coast guard agency said Friday. Almost half of the 2022 attempts were made overland through the Western Balkans region, EU agency Frontex said,…

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Migrant entry numbers into Europe hit six-year high

The European Union's border and coast guard agency says that the number of attempts by migrants to enter Europe without authorization reached around 330,000 last year

The Independent UK

Polish lawmakers approve judicial reform that could help unblock EU funds

Polish lawmakers adopted on Friday a judicial reform which would unblock billions of euros in European Union funds withheld over an ongoing row between Warsaw and Brussels over the rule of law in Poland.

Reuters

Voters know that Brexit was a mistake, so when will our politicians admit it?

A glimmer of hope over the Northern Ireland protocol shows what can happen if we stop being embarrassed by the B-word, says Guardian columnist Simon Jenkins

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Cybersecurity company ThreatLocker to create 120 roles at new Dublin office

The US company will open its new office in Blanchardstown in the coming months

The Guardian - UK

Sunak must stand up to ‘Brexit purity cult’ in Tory party, says Starmer

Labour leader to urge PM to take on Eurosceptics in attempt to resolve Northern Ireland protocol issues

Zenger

EU Commission To Link ‘Fair Share’ Debate With The Metaverse

The EC’s move to make traffic intensive online platforms to contribute to the cost of digital infrastructure will include …

The Independent UK

Rishi Sunak must defy Tory ‘Brexit purity cult’ to get protocol deal, says Starmer

Labour leader offers ‘political cover’ – as he urges PM to stand up to MPs in European Research Group

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The Guardian - UK

Long-awaited trial of 24 aid workers accused of espionage starts in Lesbos

Trial of Sarah Mardini and fellow defendants lifts lid on ‘farcical’ treatment of humanitarians, say campaigners

Tribune News Service

Billionaire ex-premier, former general vie for Czech presidency

The Czech Republic is holding an election for the successor of a divisive president who has challenged the European Union’s values.

Reuters

Czech presidential vote starts with retired general, ex-PM leading the field

A retired general who held a senior NATO military job headed into the Czech Republic's presidential election starting on Friday as a favourite ahead of his main rivals - a divisive former prime minister and an economics professor.

Daily Record

New travel rules coming into force in 2023 - from passport fees to EU visas

Here's what you should know before jetting off.

The Independent UK

China note! EU-member Sweden locates rare earth deposits

A Swedish government-owned iron ore mining company says it has identified “significant deposits” of rare earth elements in Arctic Sweden that are essential for the manufacture of electric vehicles and wind turbines

The Guardian - UK

‘Civilised European nations’ sack striking workers, do they, Grant Shapps? What nonsense

The business secretary is trying to warp reality as part of the Tories’ culture war against NHS staff, says Guardian columnist Polly Toynbee

Belfast Live

Chris Heaton Harris defends excluding Sinn Fein leader from talks

"There are many factors which go into the thought process"

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