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Airlines blast EU plan to expand emissions rule for flights

An airline industry group is criticizing the European Union's Parliament for seeking to expand its emissions trading system to long-haul flights

The Independent UK

Algeria suspends trade ties with Spain over Western Sahara row

Dispute over status of Western Sahara escalates as Algeria severs economic links with Spain.

Al Jazeera

Olives, bananas, train ticket staff … Big Dog Boris takes a grotesque Blackpool ramble

A fatally damaged PM laid bare the poverty of his ambition in a speech that was a model of futility

The Guardian - UK

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Former government lawyer dismisses UK argument over Northern Ireland Protocol

‘Remains to be seen’ whether plans compatible with international law

The Independent UK

German transport minister opposes EU combustion engine ban

Germany’s transport minister has announced strong opposition to an European Union plan that bans the sale of new cars with combustion engines across the bloc in 2035

The Independent UK

‘Narcissistic’ UK politics putting EU relations at risk, says former British envoy

Ivan Rogers says plan by ‘dishonest’ government to override Northern Ireland protocol may cause trade war

The Guardian - UK

Ukraine: Russian attitudes to Ukrainians can help to explain the atrocities

Speaking to journalist Sophie Raworth on the BBC’s Sunday Morning show recently, former war crimes prosecutor Sir Howard Morrison, now an advisor to the Ukraine government, highlighted the dangers posed by the negative – often insulting and dehumanising – statements made by some Russian politicians and media personalities about Ukraine…

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UK holidaymakers risk EU travel block amid airport passport queue chaos

UK citizens are allowed to spend just 90 days out of every 180 in EU nations - but many aren't getting their passports stamped

Wales Online

War in Ukraine: 'No immediate or imminent threat' to Moldova, FM says

In an interview with FRANCE 24, Moldovan Foreign Minister Nicu Popescu reacted to the ongoing war in neighbouring Ukraine and the impact on his country. While admitting that "the degree of insecurity in the region is high", Popescu said he saw "no immediate or imminent threat of hostile military action…

France 24

EU protocol stance has ‘hardened’ over UK threat of unilateral action

European capitals have lost trust, says Irish minister – as Keir Starmer accuses PM of ’wrecking ball’ approach

The Independent UK

Apple Lightning charger 'will still be allowed' on iPhones in Britain despite ban

There will reportedly be permitted in England, Scotland and Wales

Wales Online

The ages you can expect to live to in Ireland nowadays and the areas taking years off your life

In 2019 there were 73,000 people aged 85+ in the Republic and this is expected to rise to 301,000 by 2051, according to the Central Statistics Office

Irish Mirror

Tory rebellion warning if Northern Ireland Protocol legislation falls short

Boris Johnson has been warned he risks a Tory rebellion if new legislation fails to offer the ‘serious prospect’ of restoring Stormont powersharing.

The Independent UK

Bulgaria won't lift veto on N. Macedonia's EU plans yet, wants EU guarantees - PM

Bulgaria has set conditions for lifting its veto blocking North Macedonia's European Union accession talks and is working to see if Brussels can guarantee those terms are met, Bulgarian Prime Minister Kiril Petkov said on Thursday.

Reuters

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The Guardian - UK

Why filling up the average family car in the UK has topped £100

Explainer: Average cost of 55-litre tank of diesel or petrol is more than £100, adding to squeeze on finances

The Conversation

Food prices: how countries are using the global crisis to gain geopolitical power

Twenty million tonnes of grain are currently stuck in Ukrainian silos, exacerbating the global food crisis sparked by Russia’s invasion of the country. Aside from the need to get the grain onto world markets, freeing up storage space will be crucial to make room ahead of the country’s next harvest…

The Guardian - UK

Dining across the divide: ‘I was expecting a vegan wearing a European Union hat - one of those’

They’ve voted the same way in the past, but differ on positive discrimination and leave/remain. Can they find common ground over refugees?

The Independent UK

EU court says UK residents in EU nations can't vote there

The European Union’s top court says British citizens living in the 27 EU member countries have no right to vote or stand for office in the bloc unless they have obtained a European nationality

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Wales Online

Welsh Government refuses to support UK funding allocations in Wales in tit-for-tat row

It's part of a long-running saga over who gets to allocate EU funds

The Independent UK

EU stance on NI Protocol ‘hardened’ in face of UK threat of unilateral action

Irish foreign affairs minister Simon Coveney warned Boris Johnson against tabling legislation that would override aspects of the trade arrangements.

Benzinga

Why Apple's Lightning Port Could Fizzle Out Sooner Than You Think

The days of Apple Inc's (NASDAQ: AAPL) iPhones sporting the lightning port could be numbered.

The Independent UK

Zero economic benefit from Brexit crowns on pint glasses, government admits

Government hoped to sell new guidance as ‘Brexit benefit’

The Independent UK

Europe's 1st rate hike in 11 years looms amid high inflation

It's decision time again for the European Central Bank

Radio France Internationale

Thirty years of Maastricht overshadowed by the war in Ukraine

Early in May 2022, French President Emmanuel Macron raised the possibility of a new type of political community that would enable countries outside the EU sign-up to "European core values”.

Daily Mirror

Vladimir Putin's rumoured lover spotted at Kremlin before vanishing over sanctions

Alina Kabaeva, 39, an Olympic gold-winning rhythmic gymnast and rumoured to be the mistress of tyrant Vladimir Putin, has been spotted posing with a group of children in the shadow of the Kremlin

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