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UK must ‘get Brexit done’, says Maros Sefcovic

The European Commission vice-president warned that Northern Ireland Protocol Bill had set back progress on the issue by two years.

The Independent UK

EU urges UK to ‘come back to the table’ as it highlights economic harm from Brexit

European Commission vice-president says Brussels wants to get ‘Brexit done’ – while London refuses to talk about Northern Ireland

The Independent UK

EU seeks open talks on N.Ireland, not pre-set UK outcome -official

The European Commission is willing to negotiate trading arrangements for Northern Ireland with Britain, but only if talks are constructive and do not resume with an outcome already set by London, a top EU official said on Wednesday.

Reuters

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EU chief says 'time we got Brexit done' and accuses UK of negotiating with a 'gun on table'

European Commission Vice President Maros Sefcovic branded Boris Johnson's plan to rip up his own Brexit deal 'illegal' and said the new Northern Ireland Protocol bill had set talks back 'two years'

Daily Mirror

Trafficker, 19, who ignored cries for help and let refugees suffocate in his van jailed

The teenage student-turned human trafficker ignored the frantic banging and cries for help as he drove 30 Syrian refugees, who were hoping to start a new life in the EU, from Hungary to Austria

Daily Mirror

Maroš Šefčovič urges PM to ‘get Brexit done’ and work with the EU

EU chief says UK and EU are ‘natural allies’ against Russian aggression and repeats criticism of Northern Ireland protocol bill

The Guardian - UK

Iran, U.S. indirect talks have ended in Doha, tweets EU's Mora

Indirect talks between Iran and the United States to break an impasse over how to revive Tehran's 2015 nuclear pact with major powers have ended, EU's envoy Enrique Mora tweeted on Wednesday.

Reuters

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CSO statistics show Irish grocery list items expected to add hundreds to annual spend

Irish food prices are also the third most expensive across all 27 countries of the European Union

Irish Mirror

Fresh round of Iran nuclear talks ends with no progress

“The Iranians have not demonstrated any sense of urgency," the official said.

Axios

Sarwar's Brexit admission shows Scots have 'no route back to EU' under Union, SNP say

THE Scottish Labour leader has come under fire after he confirmed his party would not seek for the UK to re-join the European Union if it came to…

The National (Scotland)

Plan for 500 modular homes to help house Ukrainian refugees arriving in Ireland

The pilot programme will cost 100 million euro.

The Independent UK

Inside Stripe CEO Patrick Collison's family life as he weds childhood sweetheart

The Tipperary native and co-founder of Stripe first met now wife Silvana Konnerman after she narrowly beat him for the top spot in the 2004 EU Young Scientist competition

Irish Mirror

How do I know if my flight will be cancelled and what are my rights?

Airlines have been told to cut services now to avoid chaos later

The Independent UK

Anthony Albanese says free trade negotiations with Europe to resume within months, after NATO sideline meeting

The Prime Minister says free trade negotiations with the European Union will resume in coming months, after securing a commitment from the President of the European Commission.

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Exclusive-Kaliningrad row: EU nears compromise deal to defuse standoff with Russia

Trade through Lithuania to the Russian exclave of Kaliningrad could return to normal within days, two sources familiar with the matter said, as European officials edge towards a compromise deal with the Baltic state to defuse a row with Moscow.

Evening Standard

Brexit: No10 refuses to tell the public if the Government has assessed if Brexit has harmed the UK’s economy

Downing Street was refusing on Wednesday to tell the public if the Government has carried out any economic assessment of the impact of Brexit.

Reuters

Russia threatens retaliation against Norway over access to Arctic islands

Russia said on Wednesday that restrictions imposed by Norway were blocking goods for Russian-populated settlements on the Arctic archipelago of Svalbard, and threatened unspecified "retaliatory measures" unless Oslo resolves the issue.

The Independent UK

16% of public still believe Brexit is going well, poll finds

Small minority of public still looking on the bright side

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PM says talks on EU trade deal on track

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has revealed trade deal negotiations with the European Union will be fast tracked.

Dublin Live

Top economist's ominous warning as he predicts 'serious food shocks'

New CSO figures showing that Ireland has the second most expensive food prizes in the Eurozone, a whopping 17% above the average

The Conversation

Scottish independence: what has changed since the last referendum

If the SNP Scottish government and Nicola Sturgeon, first minister, get their way, then in October 2023 voters in Scotland will again be asked “Should Scotland be an independent country?”. This will be the same wording used in September 2014 for the first independence referendum. This, on a massive turnout…

Birmingham Post

Steel safeguards welcomed as domestic manufacturing protection measures extended to 2024

Scunthorpe MP reveals she turned down a government role to keep her eye on town's fortunes as home constituency for British Steel

Edinburgh Live

Drivers warned of common mistakes that could be increasing their car insurance prices

The cost of living is rising and with the likes of energy and shopping bills rising as well as the cost of petrol, motorists will want to save as much money as they can.

The National (Scotland)

Blow to Boris Johnson and DUP as NI voters support protocol

A MAJORITY of Northern Irish voters support the Northern Ireland protocol in the Brexit deal signed between the UK and the EU with backing growing…

The Independent UK

UK steel industry safeguards to be extended until 2024

But some Conservative MPs were unhappy with the move “down the protectionism route” rather than seeking to cut energy costs for the sector.

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