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Portuguese wildfires injure 29 as 2,000 firefighters battle blaze

The EU has activated its firefighting air fleet assistance programme to help.

Evening Standard

Heathrow cancels 60 flights and warns it may have to axe more

Airport asks airlines including British Airways, Virgin Atlantic and Air France to remove flights

The Guardian - UK

Europe Frets over Reduced Russia Gas Supplies

Russian gaz giant Gazprom begins 10 days of routine maintenance on its Nord Stream 1 pipeline on Monday -- with Germany and other European countries watching anxiously to see if the gas comes back on. The annual work on the two pipelines was scheduled long in advance. The fear is…

Asharq Al-Awsat

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A guide to the 11 MPs fighting to replace Boris Johnson as Britain's new prime minister

The field of candidates to replace Boris Johnson as UK leader becomes even more crowded, with 11 MPs now vying for support.

ABC News

Uber secretly lobbied governments, thwarted police: Report

Thousands of leaked documents have exposed Uber to have lobbied world political leaders to help the ride-sharing company.

The New Daily

Rogues Gallery: The Tory MPs vying to be PM and their scandal hit-careers

As Boris Johnson is on his way out the door, presiding over numerous scandals, we look at how his potentially successors have been dogged by scandals

The National (Scotland)

Australian Labor isn’t alone. Parties of the left are making a comeback

One aspect of May’s federal election has been strangely overlooked: Labor’s win follows a pattern among the main centre-left parties in Europe and comparable countries. Traditional social democratic and labour-based parties are resurgent, and now hold office (on their own or in coalition) across all of Scandinavia and in Germany,…

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Why are pesticides banned overseas still used in Australia and what does it mean for the environment?

British campaigners say Australia uses toxic pesticides prohibited in the UK on health and environmental grounds. Here’s how the countries differ

The Guardian - AU

Former EU digital chief secretly helped Uber lobby Dutch PM, leak suggests

Files appear to show Neelie Kroes trying to assist firm during ‘cooling-off’ period after leaving commission

The Guardian - UK

Five dating app dilemmas answered by experts

Striking a balance between protecting your data, ensuring your personal security and getting the most out of dating apps can be tricky. Here’ some advice on the dos and don’ts

The Guardian - UK

Conservative leadership candidates: What are their policies, beliefs and ideas?

Ten Conservatives have so far put themselves forward for the party’s top job.

The Independent UK

Edinburgh holidaymakers issued warning by experts to avoid hefty roaming charges

If you are planning on going abroad soon, you'll want to save as much money as you can. And whilst many people start saving by not going out as much, not many people think about their mobile phones.

Edinburgh Live

The war in Ukraine shows it's time for a new way to ensure security in Europe

The ongoing political and military standoff between Russia and the United States is the most recent indicator that Europe’s security and economic architecture must be transformed to harmonize European and Russian strategic interests.

The Conversation

Jeremy Hunt wants to expand Rwanda deportation plan to other countries as Tory candidates back flights

Top contender makes pitch to Tory right by saying he wants to ‘find other countries’ to accept migrants

The Independent UK

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The Independent UK

Penny Mordaunt joins Tory leadership fray as candidates pledge tax cuts

Nine Conservatives have so far put themselves forward for the party’s top job.

The Guardian - UK

It’s not only Britain. The west needs honest, trustworthy leaders to deter autocrats

A showdown is looming with Russia and China, but public confidence and belief in democratic institutions is waning, says Observer columnist Simon Tisdall

The Independent UK

Hunt and Tugendhat vow to keep Boris Johnson’s protocol bill and uphold Brexit ‘revolution’

Remainers chase Brexiteer backing with promise to push on with legislation

Asharq Al-Awsat

International Energy Forum Calls For Transparent Disclosure of Nuclear, Gas Holdings

The International Energy Forum (IEF) welcomed the European Parliament’s decision to include nuclear and natural gas in the EU classification of environmentally sustainable energy sources, unlocking billions of euros of new investment. In a statement, the IEF also stressed the need to strengthen disclosures of nuclear and gas holdings. “This…

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The Guardian - UK

Brexit legacy is just the start of incoming PM’s problems as cost of living crisis spirals

Boris Johnson’s government offered too little too late, and now trade, social care, and the economy are paying the price

The Guardian - UK

The Observer view on Boris Johnson’s baleful legacy

He has vandalised the British constitution with his lies and hubris and is by no means fit to serve as caretaker PM

The Independent UK

EU, US urge North Macedonia to move forward on EU bid

In a joint statement, the European Union's Foreign Affairs chief Josep Borrell and U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken have expressed support for the candidacy of both Albania and North Macedonia to join the European Union

The Guardian - UK

Britain’s electric dreams will never come true while China has a materials advantage

Rare earth elements hold the key to a carbon-free future, but a new report reveals the UK’s shortcomings and vulnerabilities

Asharq Al-Awsat

New Partnership Between Rabat, EU to Tackle Human Smuggling Networks

European Union Home Affairs Commissioner Ylva Johansson and Spain’s Home Affairs Minister Fernando Grande-Marlaska held talks with Morocco’s Interior Minister Abdelouafi Laftit in Rabat on Friday. They highlighted the solid results of their cooperation based on shared responsibility in matters of migration.

The Guardian - UK

UK passport delays: ‘We drove 377 miles to join the queue in Glasgow’

Processing delays and high demand leave people in UK going to great lengths to salvage holidays

Reuters

Factbox: Now UK's Boris Johnson has quit, who could replace him?

Who could replace Boris Johnson as Britain's prime minister? Below is a summary of those who have announced they want the job and others who could be in the frame after Johnson announced on Thursday he was resigning.

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