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Urgent recall of popular pie sold in Dunnes, SuperValu and more shops as it may contain plastic

The Food Safety Authority of Ireland issued an urgent recall for a batch of Fray Bentos Just Chicken Pie on Thursday

Irish Mirror

‘An outrage’: Tories’ post-Brexit fund will not match EU grants until 2025

Shared Prosperity Fund criticised as ‘serious blow to levelling up’, with poorest regions predicted to lose out on millions

The Guardian - UK

Roman Abramovich associates including Chelsea director added to UK sanctions list

Chelsea director Eugene Tenenbaum is described as being a "close associate" of Abramovich by the club's website and has been hit in the latest wave of sanctions from the UK government

Daily Mirror

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Two Russian oligarchs ‘with close ties to Roman Abramovich’ hit by UK sanctions worth £10bn

‘We will keep going with sanctions until Putin fails in Ukraine,’ says Liz Truss

The Independent UK

Spanish Police Destroy $108M In Hemp Plants, Dismantle 'Europe's Biggest' Cannabis Farm

“Europe’s biggest cannabis plantation,” was dismantled in Spain this week when the Spanish police destroyed 415,000 hemp plants worth around €100 million ($108 million) reports Reuters.<

Benzinga

Killing of Ukrainian civilians likely to be war crime, says Coveney

Mr Coveney was speaking during a visit to Kyiv on Thursday.

The Independent UK

Macron, Le Pen or abstain: In Paris suburbs, voters face devil’s choice as French election looms

Borzou Daragahi reports from Seine-Saint-Denis, where many people feel betrayed by Macron’s presidency and may take revenge by voting for far-right Le Pen, or not casting a ballot at all amid rising frustration

The Independent UK

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German police seize superyacht owned by Alisher Usmanov’s sister

Federal officers uncover true ownership of world’s largest yacht after weeks of painstaking investigation

The Guardian - UK

Rightwing populist parties blight climate policy, study finds

Researchers say Brexit politicians now pushing against net zero amid cost-of-living crisis

The Guardian - UK

EU to crack down on 'dirty money' after Kinahan gang sanctions as criminals should have 'no hiding place'

Mairead McGuinness said there is a need to “root out the worst effects of crime” and the impact it has on families

Irish Mirror

EU payment in roubles for Russian gas would violate sanctions regime -document

Payment for Russian gas in roubles by European Union buyers as demanded by President Vladimir Putin would break the EU's sanctions regime against Moscow, an internal European Commission note said.

Reuters

French presidential hopeful Le Pen outlines major shift in foreign policy

French far-right leader Marine Le Pen says she will back closer ties between NATO and Russia and pull Paris out of the alliance's military command if she wins the presidential race against incumbent Emmanuel Macron.

Radio France Internationale

First Thing: Russian Black Sea flagship severely damaged by explosion

Volodymyr Zelenskiy calls for European Union to impose embargo on Russian oil. Plus: our food system isn’t ready for the climate crisis

The Guardian - UK

Simon Coveney to discuss Ireland's support for Ukraine as he arrives in Kyiv for talks

Minister Coveney's visit to Kyiv is the first by any foreign minister on the UN Security Council since Russia's invasion of Ukraine began

Irish Mirror

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The Independent UK

Germany seizes world’s largest superyacht ‘Dilbar’ belonging to Russian billionaire Alisher Usmanov

Usmanov has been sanctioned by European Union, US and UK in wake of Russia’s war in Ukraine

Reuters

EU closes loophole allowing multimillion-euro arms sales to Russia

The European Union has closed a loophole that allowed EU governments to export weapons worth tens of millions of euros to Russia last year alone despite an embargo which took effect in 2014 after Russia annexed Ukraine's Crimea region.

Autosport

Haas rejects Uralkali request to repay F1 sponsorship money

The Haas Formula 1 team has rejected a claim from former title sponsor Uralkali to refund $13 million already paid, and demanded a further $8.6m compensation for ‘loss of profits’.

Dublin Live

Simon Coveney visits Kyiv to meet with Ukrainian Government

He travelled to the war torn country overnight and will hold meetings with the Ukrainian Government today

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Birmingham Post

Shared Prosperity Fund will leave Wales with 'less money, and less say' than previous EU funding

UK Government says money will level up the UK but Welsh Government claims nation will be £1bn worse off

The Independent UK

Rwanda migrants: Where has ‘offshoring’ been used for asylum seekers before?

An “offshoring” policy for asylum seekers is a first for the UK, but it has been done – against a backdrop of controversy – in other parts of the world

The Independent UK

Simon Coveney visiting Kyiv to discuss Irish support for Ukraine

The Irish minister will meet Ukrainian foreign minister Dmytro Kuleba and Ukrainian defence minister Oleksii Reznikov.

The Conversation

Outsourcing asylum seekers: the case of Rwanda and the UK

UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson announced on April 4 2022 that Britain would relocate some asylum seekers arriving in the UK to Rwanda. The plan was condemned by the opposition as well as human rights groups such as Amnesty International. The UK has settled on Rwanda after earlier reports that…

The Guardian - UK

‘Mountain of trash’: how Gibraltar was almost buried under post-Brexit rubbish pile

As the territory grappled with post-EU paperwork, 6,000 tonnes of waste were left with nowhere else to go

Financial Times

Why 1980s Oxford holds the key to Britain’s ruling class

From Partygate to Brexit, many of today’s political dramas can be traced back to the leading players’ student days

The Conversation

How the Ukraine war has exposed faultlines in the way the US conducts itself on the world stage

Any sort of analysis that tries to draw lessons from an evolving event such as an ongoing major war is a potentially futile task. On the one hand, there is a fog of war that prevents us from understanding the tactical developments. On the other hand, the time lag is…

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