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Boris Johnson's 50 biggest scandals, feuds and policies in first 1,000 days as Prime Minister

When Johnson came into office on 24 July 2019, he promised to "restore trust" in democracy and "unify" Britain by "working flat out" to lead the country.

Daily Record

Japan, Switzerland agree to keep tough sanctions on Russia

Swiss President Ignazio Cassis says his country has joined the international community in implementing tough sanctions against Russia over its invasion of Ukraine, but that does not mean it has abandoned its traditional neutrality

The Independent UK

German bosses, unions jointly oppose boycott of Russian gas

Germany’s employers and trade unions have joined together in opposing an immediate European Union ban on natural gas imports from Russia over its invasion of Ukraine

The Independent UK

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Serbia accuses Ukraine and unnamed EU country of Air Serbia bomb hoaxes

Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic accused Ukraine and an unidentified EU country of being behind a series of hoax bomb threats against Air Serbia planes.

Reuters

Passport rules travellers must be wary of as holidaymakers turned away from flight

Holidaymakers have been turned away from flights after having the wrong documentation with invalid passports. Travellers are being urged to check the date of issue and expiry date before booking flights.

Edinburgh Live

Glasgow Airport answers common security questions passengers have

With so many people heading to the airport for the first time in over two years, there are bound to be things you've forgotten about flying. Luckily Glasgow Airport has answered some of the most common questions

Glasgow Live

The Earth's Corr: Time for a serious talk about pesticide use

Council and road workers as trigger happy as ever with glyphosate despite WHO branding it a 'probable human carcinogen'

Belfast Live

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Loaned Russian Paintings Stuck in Seoul

Dozens of paintings by renowned Russian artists including Wassily Kandinsky are stuck in Seoul after an exhibition due to flight sanctions imposed over Moscow's invasion of Ukraine, organizers said Monday. The paintings by around 50 Russian artists -- including Kandinsky, Kazimir Malevich, and Alexander Rodchenko, among others -- have been…

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Brexit has ‘brought problems’ for Falkland Islands’ fishing industry, MP warns

Derek Twigg, of the Falkland Islands APPG, said there had ‘been a lot of concern’ over the impact of Brexit on Falkland Islands fishing exports.

The Independent UK

Ukraine completes questionnaire for EU membership

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy formally submitted a completed questionnaire on European Union membership to an envoy on Monday and said he believed this step would lead to his country gaining candidate status within weeks.

Reuters

The return of the anti-Dreyfusards is possible

For many French citizens, Marine Le Pen is no longer viewed as a danger to the historical values of an egalitarian France

The Hindu

French prosecutor studying EU anti-fraud agency report on Le Pen

French prosecutors said on Sunday they are examining a report by the European Union's anti-fraud agency accusing far-right presidential candidate Marine Le Pen and members of her party of misappropriating thousands of euros' worth of EU funds.

Reuters

EU chief urges member states to give Ukraine weapons quickly

Ursula von der Leyen says she doesn’t distinguish between heavy and light arms and suggests Sberbank could face sanctions

The Guardian - UK

Why Brexit Britain is turning purple with shame

The government’s catalogue of embarrassments found a perfect symbol last week in a 500-tonne mountain of rotting beetroot

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The Independent UK

Live Updates | Bulgaria bans Russian ships from ports

Bulgaria has banned Russian-flagged ships from entering its Black Sea ports as part of expanded EU sanctions, the country’s Maritime Administration announced on its website on Sunday

The Independent UK

Putin ‘believes he is winning war’ in Ukraine, says Austrian chancellor after meeting in Moscow

When asked if he thinks Putin would use nuclear weapons, the only EU leader to have met Russia’s president since the invasion of Ukraine said: ‘I don’t really know’

The Guardian - AU

Ukraine-Russia peace talks will end if Moscow ‘eliminates’ Mariupol fighters, says Zelenskiy

Russia has told Ukrainian soldiers in southern city to surrender as Ukraine president laments ‘inhuman’ situation there

The Guardian - UK

Brexit was bad, but Boris Johnson’s glib lawbreaking is much worse

The PM’s damaging slogan about leaving the EU is as nothing when compared with his attitude to following his own rules

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The Observer view on the French presidential election

A Marine Le Pen victory would be disastrous for France and the whole of Europe

Edinburgh Live

Mum on Ryanair flight forced to leave baby at check-in over passport mixup

Ana Tiganescu was left in tears as she said goodbye to her young family, missing out on her first holiday in more than three years.

The Guardian - UK

Russia-Ukraine war: what we know on day 53 of the invasion

Mariupol forces defy Russian demand for surrender, as European Commission chief urges fast supply of arms to Ukraine

Tribune News Service

Putin’s ruble standoff with Europe risks de facto gas embargo

The European Union and Russia are at risk of triggering a de facto embargo on Russian gas after the bloc’s lawyers drafted a preliminary finding that the mechanism President Vladimir Putin is demanding for payment in rubles would violate EU sanctions.

Daily Record

Mum forced to leave son at Ryanair check-in as 'confusing' passport rule ruins holiday

The University of Leeds scientist was left devastated when a member of Ryanair staff at Leeds Bradford Airport told her she couldn't travel

Wales Online

Passport rule sees mum barred from boarding flight to Portugal with her family

Post-Brexit travelling is more complicated as member states each have their own rules for travellers

Newsroom.co.nz

EU trade talks ramp up ahead of Ardern's Europe visit

With Jacinda Ardern heading to Europe later this year, the pressure is on to wrap up a deal – but some familiar stumbling blocks remain.

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