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White House sees Liz Truss as ‘Boris loyalist’ and just a continuation of Johnson government - report

Officials say Truss is ‘likely to continue the policies and tone of Johnson’s government’

The Independent UK

Tehran Insists on Red Lines in Vienna Negotiations

Iranian Foreign Minister Hossein Amir Abdollahian said talks aimed at reviving the 2015 nuclear deal “will enter a new phase if red lines are respected.” In parallel, Israel called on the European parties to the agreement to send a “sharp and clear message” to the Iranians, and to oppose Tehran’s…

Asharq Al-Awsat

Thatcherism is an obsolete ideology – but it’s the only one that Sunak and Truss have

The Tories see fresh thinking as a luxury, so their leaders are sticking with an orthodoxy that’s well past its sell-by date, says Guardian columnist Andy Beckett

The Guardian - UK

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Sex Education’s James Purefoy: ‘Fisherman’s Friends is the only good thing that came out of Brexit’

As the sequel to the Cornish fishing film is released, its star discusses his 30-year mission to avoid fame, being caught up in a racism row and dealing with bullies – himself included

The Guardian - UK

Cross-border healthcare plans stalled by Stormont's collapse

The Health Minister said a north-south body involved in healthcare cooperation cannot meet because there is no Stormont Executive

Belfast Live

I worked for BP for 30 years – the energy sector has become incompetent and greedy

If these profiteering firms are failing to meet society’s needs, the government should take them back into public control, says Nick Butler, a former vice-president at BP

The Guardian - UK

Leading grain traders ‘sourcing soy beans from Brazilian farm linked to abuse’

Bunge and Cargill, behind more than 30% of soy exports to EU and UK, accused of exposing suppliers to link with indigenous rights violations

The Guardian - UK

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EU open to help plug Aust capability gap

Europe is pushing to increase defence ties and technology cooperation with Canberra after inviting it to join an AI and cybersecurity research fund.

AAP

Passport warning issued to holidaymakers before they go abroad over rule change

The Association of British Travel Agents have issued a warning to holidaymakers to check one thing before heading abroad to avoid disappointment and losing money.

Glasgow Live

Travellers hit with £262 unexpected data roaming charges every holiday - here's how to avoid it

Brits consider their mobile phone a holiday essential but over half don’t have an inclusive roaming option or bundle when abroad

Wales Online

The destinations that have scrapped all Covid travel restrictions

More than 40 destinations worldwide have ended all Covid-related travel rules

The Independent UK

Raising Capital Could Become Tougher In 2023. Time For Entrepreneurs To Think Boldly!

Fundraising slowed down significantly in the first half of 2022 as capital became more expensive, Russia’s invasion of Ukraine became more serious, and markets and entrepreneurs accepted the ongoing recession.

Benzinga

Mum banned from Ryanair plane over passport is accepted to fly on Jet2 instead

Rachael Delaney was denied boarding on a Ryanair flight from to Majorca - but the airline has now apologised for the error made by one of its members of staff

Daily Mirror

Jacob Rees-Mogg says government should no longer ‘deliver certain functions’ as Brexit prize

‘Our departure from the European Union necessitates a re-thinking of the British state’

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The Guardian - UK

Thanks to Brexit, I lost a €2.5m research grant. I fear for the future of UK science

Britain has jeopardised research and made itself far less attractive to overseas scientists, says José R Penadés, a professor at Imperial College London

Asharq Al-Awsat

Iranian Lawmakers Disagree on Giving Gov’t Green Light to Revive Nuclear Deal

Iranian parliamentarians found themselves in disagreement on green-lighting the cleric-led country’s nuclear deal negotiating team concluding any deal with the US without first gaining the legislators’ approval. The dispute comes two days after Iran sent a package of proposals in response to the “final text” put forward by the European…

The Independent UK

3rd sailboat carrying migrants reaches southern Greek island

Greek authorities say another sailboat carrying dozens of migrants has arrived at the island of Kythera

Daily Mirror

Europe mercilessly mocks UK government for allowing British rail to fund their rail systems

A video produced by the Transport Salaried Staffs' Association (TSSA) to coincide with the latest round of rail strikes shows French, German and Dutch people thanking the British public

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The Conversation

South Africa's foreign policy: new paper sets the scene, but falls short on specifics

South Africa’s international relations department published a document on 1 August setting out the country’s new foreign policy. The outline of South Africa’s national interests is an important paper that sets out how the country will relate to the rest of the world for some time to come.

The National (Scotland)

EU to host Kosovo and Serbia for crunch talks as tensions grow in Balkans

WARTIME rivals Serbia and Kosovo are to hold high-level crisis talks today, which the EU mediators hope will de-escalate growing tension in the…

The Guardian - UK

Union heads respond angrily to Liz Truss’s claim UK workers lack ‘graft’

TUC’s Frances O’Grady says employees need a pay rise not ‘a lecture on working harder’

Belfast Live

Primark recalls children's Winnie the Pooh plate over 'unsafe amounts of lead'

Issuing a recall notice the High Street retail chain said the product 'does not meet the Primark usual high standards for safety'.

Daily Mirror

Nannies offered Tesla's and luxury holidays by wealthy parents desperate to poach them

Wealthy parents are offering huge rises in salaries - and increasingly luxurious perks, such as spa treatments, iPhones, access to a private chef and chauffeur - to find the right childcare

Chronicle Live

Passport rule changes spark holiday warning for British travellers post-Brexit

Countless tourists have fallen foul of travel documentation changes in a post-Brexit United Kingdom - leaving them stranded at airports, furious and deeply out of pocket

The National (Scotland)

Liz Truss plans to 'rebrand independence as separatism’ when prime minister

LIZ Truss will look to rebrand Scottish independence as “separatism” in an effort to paint the movement in a negative light, reports say.

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