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U.S., Iran to resume nuclear talks; U.S. expectations 'in check'

Top Iranian and U.S. officials will resume talks in Vienna this week on reviving the 2015 nuclear pact, officials from both countries said on Wednesday, though they played down chances of a breakthrough and placed the onus on each other to compromise.

Reuters

Iran nuclear talks to resume in Vienna on Thursday

A U.S. official said the Biden administration has "low expectations," but will "make a good faith effort."

Axios

Travel rule changes post-Brexit: Brits expected to register for new visa waiver programme

UK nationals must follow the same rules as people from non-EU countries, which tend to be stricter

Evening Standard

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Deadly missiles and fresh forces — worse is to come from Vladimir Putin

Across the fertile wheat lands of Ukraine, the combine harvesters are in a deadly race to gather the crop before it is burned by indiscriminate shelling and rocketing by marauding Russian artillery and air strikes. Miraculously a fair amount of golden grain is being harvested and stored – though yields…

Evening Standard

Montenegro signs long-disputed contract with Serbian Orthodox church

Montenegro's government signed a contract regulating its ties with the powerful Serbian Orthodox Church on Wednesday, saying it would help heal deep divisions between pro-European Union parties and backers of closer relations with Serbia and Russia.

Reuters

DUP leader Jeffrey Donaldson says he cannot set out timetable for return to Stormont

He dismissed a move by the SDLP to recall the Assembly and attempt to elect a Speaker as a "stunt"

Belfast Live

Scottish Government announces launch of new EU hub

THE Scottish Government’s new European hub in Copenhagen will officially open later this month, it has announced.

The National (Scotland)

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Etias: European ‘e-visa’ postponed to November 2023

Exclusive: Reprieve for British travellers to Europe next summer as Etias start date is put back

The Independent UK

Third of German Youth Leave Family Home, New Report Shows

More than 30 percent of Germans aged 15 to 24 are no longer living with their parents. Germany's Federal Office for Statistics announced Monday that around 2.6 million young men and women in this age group left their family house last year, accounting for 31.2 percent of the overall group.…

Asharq Al-Awsat

EU urges dialogue to reduce risks amid Taiwan tension

The European Union called on Wednesday for tensions over U.S. House of Representatives Speaker Nancy Pelosi's visit to Taiwan to be resolved through dialogue and for communication channels with China to be kept open to avoid miscalculation.

Reuters

Spiralling inflation, crops left in the field and travel chaos: 10 reasons Brexit has been disastrous for Britain

As small businesses crumble, shelves get emptier and the care-worker shortage intensifies, life outside the EU is having a dire effect on many of us. Why aren’t politicians talking about it?

The Guardian - UK

The Guardian view on Liz Truss: the disingenuous insurgent

Editorial: The current frontrunner in the race to be PM is pursuing reckless politics in the Johnsonian style

The Guardian - UK

Scottish salmon industry urges ministers to act over Dover delays

Action urged over Brexit-related delays of up to 48 hours caused by queues on the UK side of Channel

The Guardian - UK

Spain sets limits on air conditioning and heating in new energy-saving measures

Country is the latest in EU to take steps to reduce dependence on Russian oil and gas

The Independent UK

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The Conversation

Fish passes can reconnect species with habitats blocked by dams – here's how they work

Over one million dams and culverts (tunnels that encircle rivers passing under roads) block the movements of fish and other wildlife in Europe. Scientists estimate that less than 1% of catchments in the UK are free of obstruction. A report released in 2020 showed the effect this trend is having…

The Conversation

War is stopping Ukraine from paying its debts -- here's how international powers can continue to support its recovery

Ukraine is burning through money fast. The invasion by Russia has been costly for the country. According to the International Monetary Fund, Ukraine’s GDP could shrink by 35% as a result of the war. The country’s international grain exports have been severely hampered, with a recent deal to restart exports…

Liverpool Echo

British tourists to France may need to prove they have €120 to spend for every day of their holiday

France has joined Spain in introducing new rules on how much cash British holidaymakers need to have in their bank accounts before entering the country.

Manchester Evening News

The Northern Agenda: That bloody cheese man

Keep up to date with all the big politics stories in the North with the daily Northern Agenda newsletter. You can receive the Northern Agenda newsletter direct to your inbox every week day by signing up right here. Here is today's Northern Agenda

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The Guardian - UK

Greenwashing is driving our descent into climate catastrophe. But we can stop it

If we could ban tobacco advertising and sponsorship, we can ban fossil fuel propaganda, says the actor and activist Emma Thompson

The Independent UK

These destinations have scrapped all travel restrictions

More than 30 destinations worldwide have ended all Covid-related travel rules

Dublin Live

Everything you need to know about claiming compensation for a delayed or cancelled flight

If you have been affected by delays or cancellations while jetting off for your summer holiday, you may be entitled to hundreds in compensation

Wales Online

Everything UK holidaymakers need to know ahead of new EU travel rules next year

From May, passengers from the UK may be subject to extra controls at border security like facial and fingerprint biometric scanning

The Independent UK

‘I was wrong about post-Brexit queues at Dover but for the right reason’ – Rees-Mogg

‘Go to Portugal not France,’ urges the Brexit opportunities minister

The Independent UK

Tory policy battle: What have Truss and Sunak pledged for the country?

Over the next few weeks it will be up to Conservative members to decide which of the two final candidates will take on the top job in No 10.

The Guardian - UK

Jacob Rees-Mogg: I was wrong to say Brexit would not cause Dover delays

Minister blames France for recent problems and suggests Britons might go to Portugal instead

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