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UK to send asylum seekers to Rwanda, Boris Johnson announces

Plan to ‘offshore’ people seeking refuge in Britain in African country more than 4,000 miles away condemned as ‘unworkable and nasty’

The Independent UK

Ukraine braces for new Russian assault in the east

President Volodymyr Zelenskyy asks for weapons donations, as Russia makes advances in Izium and Mariupol.

Al Jazeera

Michael Gove short-changes Liverpool in post-Brexit fund

Details of the shared prosperity fund, which replaces European Union funding, have been published

Liverpool Echo

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Cash for the poorest areas will be diverted to wealthier regions in UK government's replacement for EU structural funds

The UK's replacement for EU structural funds will divert much of the money away from the poorest areas

Wales Online

Timeline: Week seven of Russia’s war in Ukraine

Ukrainian authorities expect a strong Russian offensive in the eastern Luhansk and Donetsk regions.

Al Jazeera

Hunter coal on way to Europe as Russian sanctions bite

Russian sanctions help Newcastle coal exports

Newcastle Herald

War in Europe gives the UK new momentum for a role on the world stage

Since Brexit, the UK has turned its back on Europe and struggled to find natural allies as a solo global player. Now war in Ukraine could be helping the UK forge new bonds with old partners.

France 24

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Brexit: Anger over ‘shortfall’ in government funds to replace EU support for disadvantaged regions

Wales stands to lose £1bn over three years, says first minister

The Independent UK

Michael Gove accused of shortchanging the North with post-Brexit fund

Details of the shared prosperity fund, which replaces European Union funding, have been published.

Manchester Evening News

Brazil's foreign ministry irked by electoral court's EU observer invite

Brazil's foreign ministry on Wednesday criticized an invitation extended by the country's top electoral authority to invite the European Union to send observers for the elections in October.

Reuters

India, EU to restart talks for trade pact in June

NEW DELHI: India and the 27-nation European Union (EU) will restart negotiations for their long-pending free trade agreement from June, a top official said on Wednesday.

The Times of India

A world apart: Macron and Le Pen split over Ukraine, Europe

When French voters cast their ballots in the April 24 presidential run-off, the result will be watched well beyond our borders. For now, Emmanuel Macron and Marine Le Pen are serving up opposing visions of France's place on the world stage. He is for ratcheting up concerted EU sanctions against…

France 24

France’s Le Pen Warns against Sending Weapons to Ukraine

French far-right presidential candidate Marine Le Pen warned Wednesday against sending any more weapons to Ukraine, and called for a rapprochement between NATO and Russia once Moscow’s war in Ukraine winds down. Le Pen, an outspoken nationalist who has long ties to Russia, also confirmed that if she unseats President…

Asharq Al-Awsat

Marine Le Pen proposes closer Nato-Russia ties after Ukraine war

Presidential candidate says it is ‘inaccurate and unjust’ to suggest she is indebted to Vladimir Putin

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Michael Gove accused of short-changing the North with post-Brexit fund

Details of the shared prosperity fund, which replaces European Union funding, have been published

The Guardian - UK

China’s trade with Russia up by 12% in March from a year earlier

Increase outstrips 7.75% growth in China’s global trade, suggesting Beijing is maintaining strong links with Moscow

Irish Mirror

Biscuits, ice-cream and more foods you need to bin right now as Dunnes, Tesco and Lidl issue recalls

The Food Safety Authority of Ireland has issued a number of recalls for certain batches of products including biscuits and ice-cream. Households are being encouraged to check their cupboards, fridges and freezers for the affected items.

Benzinga

Astellas - Seagen's Padcev Approved In Europe For Most Common Form Of Bladder Cancer

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Le Pen tells television viewers she will repair a 'damaged' democratic system

With just over a week to go until the second round of the French presidential election, far-right candidate Marine Le Pen was invited to discuss the key themes of her campaign during a national television interview on TF1 on Tuesday evening. Le Pen is seeking to woo the large contingent…

France 24

Le Pen wants France out of NATO integrated command, backs NATO-Russia links

French far-right leader Marine Le Pen on Wednesday backed closer ties between NATO and Russia, adding that if she won the presidency Paris would once again leave the military command of the US-led alliance.

Daily Mirror

Couple distraught after puppy rescued from Ukraine seized by government vets for 4 months

Ukraine-born puppy Maggie Moo was seized by government vets along with 18 other dogs after a third party forged blood sample results, leaving owners Adam Felman, 32, and Jackie Harper Felman, 32, from Sussex, absolutely devastated

The Guardian - UK

Ukraine seeks to patch up relations with Germany after snub to president

Relations strained after Kyiv said it would prefer visit from German chancellor

The Conversation

Lobsters and octopuses have feelings, says new animal welfare bill – so will UK law change?

Thanks to new legislation, animals will soon be recognised as “sentient beings” in UK law. Sentience is not defined in the new Animal Welfare (Sentience) Bill, but it’s typically understood as the ability to feel. Why, you might wonder, does the UK need a law to declare the patently obvious…

The Independent UK

Finland, Sweden move ahead toward possible NATO membership

European Union nations Finland and Sweden have reached important stages on their way to possible NATO membership

The Guardian - UK

UK imposes sanctions on another 206 Russians after Ukraine railway attack

Foreign secretary says 178 of those targeted helped prop up self-proclaimed republics in Luhansk and Donetsk

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