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Couple distraught after puppy rescued from Ukraine seized by government vets for 4 months

Ukraine-born puppy Maggie Moo was seized by government vets along with 18 other dogs after a third party forged blood sample results, leaving owners Adam Felman, 32, and Jackie Harper Felman, 32, from Sussex, absolutely devastated

Daily Mirror

Ukraine seeks to patch up relations with Germany after snub to president

Relations strained after Kyiv said it would prefer visit from German chancellor

The Guardian - UK

Lobsters and octopuses have feelings, says new animal welfare bill – so will UK law change?

Thanks to new legislation, animals will soon be recognised as “sentient beings” in UK law. Sentience is not defined in the new Animal Welfare (Sentience) Bill, but it’s typically understood as the ability to feel. Why, you might wonder, does the UK need a law to declare the patently obvious…

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Finland, Sweden move ahead toward possible NATO membership

European Union nations Finland and Sweden have reached important stages on their way to possible NATO membership

The Independent UK

UK imposes sanctions on another 206 Russians after Ukraine railway attack

Foreign secretary says 178 of those targeted helped prop up self-proclaimed republics in Luhansk and Donetsk

The Guardian - UK

Lord Frost gives ministers only ‘B+’ for delivering Brexit benefits – and insists protocol ‘cannot survive’

Former Brexit minister claims EU has lost ‘moral basis’ to maintain protocol

The Independent UK

Germany demands Mali stop working with Russian security contractors

German Foreign Minister Annalena Baerbock pressed Mali on Wednesday to move towards fair elections and cease working with Russian military contractors if it wants to fully reactivate the European Union's training of the country's armed forces.

Reuters

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Swiss adopt latest round of EU sanctions on Russia

Switzerland has adopted the latest round of European Union sanctions against Russia and Belarus for Moscow's military aggression against Ukraine, the government said on Wednesday, keeping the neutral country in line with EU measures.

Reuters

From Murano glass to Donegal tweed, EU wants to protect its crafts

From Murano glass and Donegal tweed to Porcelaine de Limoges, the European Union wants to protect its traditional crafts and industrial products with new rules that will make it easier for consumers to identify authentic products from a particular region.

Reuters

UK and EU sanction 178 Russian separatists ‘aiding and abetting’ Putin in Ukraine

Leaders behind so-called Donetsk and Luhansk People’s Republic targeted

The Independent UK

The best duty free booze bargains available at Dublin Airport

A litre of Smirnoff vodka or Bacardi rum costs just €13 for those travelling to destinations outside the EU

Dublin Live

Now the right wants to claim Ukraine

At global gathering of right-wing nationalists, a startling pivot: Putin's toast — and wow, do they love Ukraine

Salon

West Midlands receives £210m funding boost

Local leaders will decide how many can be spent to help businesses and create employment opportunities

Birmingham Post

Russian oligarch's superyacht moors in Fiji

A luxury vessel owned by a Russian oligarch sanctioned by the United States, Britain and the European Union has moored in Fiji in the Pacific Ocean, media and a vessel tracking website reported on Wednesday.

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Evening Standard

Marine Le Pen has secret plan to take France out of European Union, says Macron

Marine Le Pen has a secret plan to follow Britain out of the European Union and create a Right-wing alliance with Poland and Hungary, according to French president Emmanuel Macron.

The Independent UK

UK tourist visa fee rises to £100

‘Anything that makes the UK less affordable than our near neighbours is a barrier to recovery,’ says London Tourism Recovery Board

The Guardian - US

‘People really need to know’: can we trust beauty products to be safe?

In a shocking new docuseries, the highly unregulated and highly dangerous world of cosmetics is thrust into the spotlight

The Guardian - UK

Global overseas aid climbs to all-time high, rising 4.4% in real terms – OECD

Concern expressed that figures count Covid vaccines as aid, while Britain is among EU countries accused of ‘gutting’ contributions

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The Guardian - UK

Italy’s superbonus 110% scheme prompts surge of green home renovations

More than 122,000 applications approved, and €21bn so far spent, under scheme offering tax credit of up to 110% on costs

Leeds Live

Leeds United transfer rumours as Whites linked with in-demand Brazilian wonderkid

A round up of the latest Leeds United transfer rumours from across the web

France 24

EU turns to Nigeria as alternative to Russian oil and gas

In tonight's edition: The EU turns to Nigeria as it looks for alternative suppliers of oil and gas. The bloc is trying to strengthen its ties to Africa's top petroleum producer as Europe tries to wean itself off Russian resources. Also, dozens have died as extreme floods hit KwaZulu-Natal province…

Evening Standard

Marine Le Pen: can the right-wing ‘wolf’ really pull off a moderate rebrand?

She’s closing in on the French president, with insiders saying this month’s election could be her third time lucky. From her traumatic upbringing to her complicated relationship with her father, Katie Strick charts the rise of the right-wing candidate known as MLP

Dublin Live

Urgent recall for ice cream bar due to presence of cancer-causing pesticide

The FSAI has warned the public against consuming the product

Irish Mirror

Irish customers alerted after popular ice cream recalled from supermarkets

The products were recalled due to the presence of an unauthorised pesticide known as ethylene oxide

Radio France Internationale

What might a Le Pen presidency mean for the future of the European Union?

As it became clear on Sunday evening that Marine Le Pen will face incumbent Emmanuel Macron in the second round of France's presidential election, the European Union and NATO are coming to terms with the possibility of a Euroskeptic leader in the Elysée Palace - one who has been a…

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