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Why the UK-EU youth mobility scheme won’t happen any time soon

The announcement is an important step forward, however, there is scant detail about how it will work in practice

The Independent UK

First major pieces of Mike Lynch’s superyacht Bayesian recovered from seabed

One of Europe’s strongest floating cranes is being used to recover the sunken yacht which killed seven onboard

The Independent UK

Keir Starmer says ‘hat-trick of deals’ shows Britain is back on world stage

Agreements with India, US and EU will protect jobs and save businesses millions, prime minister tells Commons

The Guardian - UK

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The UK might have accepted the idea of youth mobility with the EU, but it’s not happening any time soon

The language might be dry, but the political shift is significant. Monday’s summit between the UK and EU leaders in London resulted in an acknowledgement of the “mutual interest to deepen our people-to-people ties, particularly for the younger generation”.

The Conversation

Northern Irish firms say UK-EU deal is a step in the right direction

New rules on agrifood products viewed as positive but some companies say they no longer need to use British suppliers

The Guardian - UK

Which EU country seizes the highest amount of fake goods?

EU customs officers reported significant volumes of counterfeit goods that pose health and safety issues.

Euronews

Rachel Reeves: SNP in absurd position over criticism of EU-UK fisheries deal

An SNP MP said a ‘growth-threatening Sword of Damocles’ has been placed over fishermen.

Evening Standard

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Chancellor sidesteps calls to reverse cuts to winter fuel allowance and benefits

Ministers are reportedly considering making changes in a bid to placate Labour rebels.

Evening Standard

‘No downside’ for fishing industry in EU deal, insists Environment Secretary

Steve Reed defended the trade agreement as a ‘reasonably good deal’ for the sector.

Evening Standard

Millions set to receive up to £70 each after Mastercard settlement terms agreed

The UK class action against Mastercard, brought by former financial ombudsman Walter Merricks, dates back to 2016.

Evening Standard

EU budget chief soothes farmers fears over funding changes

The EU Budget Commissioner reassured farmers that no decision has been made yet regarding the structure of the next long-term EU budget, acknowledging their concerns about threatening agricultural funding.

Euronews

Crumbs! Keir Starmer hails UK-EU post-Brexit trade deal as 'good for biscuits' in Commons slip of the tongue

The Prime Minister faced heavy criticism from the Tories and Nigel Farage’s Reform UK on the agreement struck with Brussels

Evening Standard

‘Hat-trick of trade deals shows Britain back on the world stage’ – Starmer

Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch claimed Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer had not done more to support fishing communities as they do not vote Labour.

Evening Standard

UK and EU reset relations with landmark deals at London summit

Britain and the European Union have struck a series of wide-ranging agreements aimed at resetting their post-Brexit relationship and boosting cooperation on trade, defence and mobility.

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Euronews

UK faces higher fruit and vegetable prices for non-EU goods

Exotic fruits such as pineapples, avocados and mangoes could become more expensive for UK shoppers, along with more common items such as tomatoes.

The Independent UK

New EU sanctions target Russia's shadow fleet of tankers illicitly transporting oil and gas

The European Union has agreed fresh sanctions to impose on Russia, notably targeting almost 200 ships from the shadow fleet illicitly transporting oil to skirt Western restrictions imposed over the war on Ukraine

Evening Standard

Is the European Health Card still valid under the new UK/EU deal?

Under the new UK-EU deal, UK residents’ rights to emergency and medically necessary healthcare in Europe will continue

International Business Times

Zelensky Accuses Russia Of Buying Time To Stall Peace Talks

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky on Tuesday accused Russia of delaying peace talks in a bid to press on with its three-year invasion, even as US President Donald Trump pushes for an immediate ceasefire.

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Euronews

Farmers set to see lower trading costs from closer EU-UK ties

The EU and the UK remain each other’s most important trading partners for agri-food products, despite frictions linked to Brexit. A reduction of red tape could help farmers and other traders on both sides of the Channel, although businesses are waiting for details.

Evening Standard

Government targets ‘warmonger’ Putin with 100 new sanctions

The measures will target the supply chains of Russian weapons, including missiles which have been fired into civilian areas.

Evening Standard

People smuggler 'ruthlessly' exploited migrants in £12m boat crossing operation from his London home

Ahmed Ebid is believed to be the first person convicted of organising boat crossings across the Mediterranean from the UK

Euronews

Commission to offer mid-cap companies data protection relief in simplification plan

SMEs can expect an exemption from some obligations of the EU’s landmark General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) as part of the European Commission’s simplification efforts.

The Guardian - UK

UK and Europe target Russia with major sanctions after Putin-Trump call

Sanctions are aimed at entities supporting Russia’s military machine after call failed to deliver meaningful concessions

Al Jazeera

EU lifts economic sanctions on Syria, following US move last week

Sanctions were levied during the rule of President Bashar al-Assad, who was toppled in December.

Fortune

The EU should cut actual red tape, not AI safeguards

Europe's path to AI competitiveness lies in cutting red tape that hinders startups, not in removing AI safeguards.

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