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Thousands of Irish passengers face Covid Cert expiry within weeks as EU confirms new travel rules

"It doesn’t mean you have to have your third vaccination on February 1, it just means keep an eye on that nine-month date"

Irish Mirror

Triumph for victims as France criminalises 'barbaric' gay conversion therapies

After a lengthy battle, France has made conversion therapies that seek to impose heterosexuality on LGBTQ+ people a crime punishable by up to three years in prison and fines of up to 45,000 euros.

Radio France Internationale

Covid briefing: Six things as isolation rules change in Wales and Sue Gray report could be published today

It is being reported that the Downing Street investigation was given photographs of parties showing the Boris Johnson next to wine bottles

Wales Online

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Wednesday briefing: From party time to crunch time for Johnson

Tory MPs set to see Sue Gray’s report … Plan to divert natural gas to Europe if Russia cuts supply … and Elle Hunt goes in search of ‘true fun’

The Guardian - AU

Move to Sicily for free: restored 1Euro house in Sambuca looking for live-in Airbnb host for a year

You could spend a year living rent-free in Sambuca

Evening Standard

Airlines flying near-empty ‘ghost flights’ to retain EU airport slots

Analysis from Greenpeace finds deserted flights are generating millions of tons of harmful emissions

The Guardian - UK

UK reports 346 daily deaths; Denmark aims to end all restrictions – as it happened

UK also records over 102,000 daily cases; Danish plan would mean most far-reaching easing among Nordic countries

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Biden Warns Putin with Sanctions as West Steps up Ukraine Defenses

US President Joe Biden said on Tuesday he would consider personal sanctions on President Vladimir Putin if Russia invades Ukraine, as Western leaders stepped up military preparations and made plans to shield Europe from a potential energy supply shock. The rare sanctions threat came as NATO places forces on standby…

Asharq Al-Awsat

Ovarian cancer death rate falls 17% in five years, study finds

Researchers say the substantial declines are down to the usage of oral contraceptives

The Independent UK

EU travel restrictions: List of new travel rules for Irish tourists heading to Spain, Portugal and more

The new EU travel rules will officially come into play on February 1

Irish Mirror

Ukraine crisis: Britain ready to deploy troops in Europe should Russia invade

Towards the end of last year, the crisis on the Ukrainian border was ratcheted up as Russia began gathering more soldiers and supplies raising fears of an invasion

Daily Mirror

Biden warns of personal sanctions against Putin over Ukraine

West steps up preparations for any Russian military action in Ukraine as US seeks to protect Europe’s energy supplies.

Al Jazeera

Biden warns Putin with sanctions as West steps up Ukraine defenses

U.S. President Joe Biden said on Tuesday he would consider personal sanctions on President Vladimir Putin if Russia invades Ukraine, as Western leaders stepped up military preparations and made plans to shield Europe from a potential energy supply shock.

Reuters

Liz Truss: why EU praise for foreign secretary may be unwanted

Analysis: minister has been attacked in Chinese media, but Maroš Šefčovič’s warm remarks could be of more concern

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EU-Egypt counterterror forum bid ‘affront’ to human rights: HRW

Human Rights Watch urged the European Union to ‘seriously reconsider its move’ amid Egypt’s human rights record.

Glasgow Live

Scotland Office agrees to raise issue of direct ferry links to Europe with UK Department for Transport

ALBA Party MPs Neale Hanvey and Kenny MacAskill met today (January 25) with the Scotland Office Minister Iain Stewart MP in a renewed push to re-establish direct ferry links from Scotland to mainland Europe.

The Independent UK

France reissues legal threat over post-Brexit fishing row

Minister Clement Beaune said Paris was ‘not 100% satisfied’ following a wrangle over Channel trawling rights.

Daily Mirror

Coin experts issue warning after 'not so rare' Brexit 50p sells for £650 on eBay

10million 'Brexit' fifty-pence-pieces entered circulation on January 31, 2020, after Britain triggered the transition period, marking its first step away from the the European Union

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US finalizing plans to divert gas to Europe if Russia cuts off supply

Officials working with global suppliers to avoid European gas crisis if flow from Russia is cut as Biden says he would consider personal sanctions against Putin

Radio France Internationale

Paris meeting between Russian, Ukranian officials criticized in Kyiv

Russian and Ukrainian officials are set to meet in Paris Wednesday for talks with their French and German counterparts in a bid to defuse tensions, an aide to French President Emmanuel Macron said.

Dublin Live

Dublin Airport flights: Covid-19 travelling rules facing Irish tourists flying to Spain, Portugal and the USA

The EU digital covid cert is accepted by US officials

The Guardian - UK

‘Putting lives at risk’: Bulgaria referred to rights body over Covid vaccine rollout

Charity complains to Council of Europe after low uptake and failure to prioritise over-65 and people with health conditions

Al Jazeera

Nord Stream 2: Why Russia’s pipeline to Europe divides the West

Germany claims the project is commercial, but the US fears Moscow will use the pipeline to increase leverage in Europe.

Reuters

EU might propose freezing funds for Poland and Hungary before April

The European Commission could propose freezing European Union structural funds for Hungary and Poland over concerns for the rule of law before a Hungarian parliamentary election on April 3, Budget Commissioner Johannes Hahn said on Tuesday.

Reuters

EU well advanced to have strong deterrent measures against Russia

The European Commission has very much advanced its work to have strong deterrent measures ready if Russia continues its threatening actions against Ukraine, an EU spokesperson said on Tuesday.

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