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‘I’m screwed’: young adults forced by EU housing crisis to live with parents

From Ireland to Croatia, young people say well-paid jobs not enough in a system stacked against their generation

The Guardian - UK

EU data shows rise in employed young people living with parents

Proportion in Ireland rose from 27% in 2017 to 40% in 2022, as pandemic and cost of living crisis hit EU countries

The Guardian - UK

Infected blood victims to get interim payments of £210,000 within 90 days – as it happened

John Glen, Cabinet Office minister, tells Commons that those infected will be able to claim compensation as well as the estates of those who have died

The Guardian - UK

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Trial Begins For Egyptians Accused In Fatal Shipwreck

Nine Egyptian men face trial in Greece for a shipwreck leading to migrant deaths. Legal battle ensues over rescue operation mishandling allegations.

Top News

‘Tell EU to defer entry/exit system’ or risk serious travel delays, warns Lords committee

Ministers urged to ‘use all diplomatic efforts’ with Brussels to postpone demand for fingerprints and facial biometrics

The Independent UK

Nine go on trial in Greece over deadly shipwreck, as rights groups question process

Nine Egyptian men will go on trial in southern Greece, accused of causing a shipwreck that killed hundreds of migrants and sent shockwaves through the European Union’s border protection and asylum operations

The Independent UK

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The arch remainers were wrong. The City is still on top in Europe

City Comment: The City still has a huge amount going for it. We should remember that more often

Evening Standard

U.S. aims to bolster credibility of upcoming Venezuelan elections despite facing obstacles

Opposition candidate Edmundo González Urrutia currently has a large lead over Maduro in different polls

Latin Times

Britain’s railways were never properly privatised – here’s how they could return to greater public control

Railway travel is a strange thing. There are some journeys that are undertaken for pleasure – particularly on steam trains – but the vast majority happen because people need to get somewhere. The railway is merely a means to an end. Efficient rail transport facilitates economic production and economic growth.

The Conversation

Brexit row as Cameron admits British tourists could be refused entry to Gibraltar

Lord Cameron endured a tense hearing with a Commons committee about a deal over the Gibraltar border with Spain

The Independent UK

Five ways to keep towns cool in a heatwave

Along with warmer and wetter winters across the UK and Europe, our summers are getting hotter with more frequent periods of extreme hot weather. And as well as affecting agriculture, infrastructure and wildlife, hot weather influences us.

The Conversation

G7 mulls tapping frozen Russian funds for €30bn loan to Ukraine

Finance ministers from the Group of Seven major democracies meeting in Italy this week are set to discuss a European Union plan to use the income from frozen Russian assets to help Ukraine's war effort.

Radio France Internationale

Is Europe responsible for delaying Canon, Nikon, Sony and Leica's new cameras?

European regulations have reportedly delayed Canon, Nikon, Sony and Leica from launching their new cameras

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The Independent UK

Condition of Slovakia's prime minister improves following an assassination attempt

Slovak populist Prime Minister Robert Fico’s condition is improving following an assassination attempt last week that shocked the European Union nation deeply polarized over his policies

The Conversation

Europe’s climate laws could spell the end to low-cost flights - but what about private jets?

The era of low-cost air travel in Europe may be over for good, thanks in part to recent EU environmental policies. All in all, this is good news for the climate. But many low- and middle-income people who used to travel around the EU will no longer be able to…

France 24

China targets US defence firms over Taiwan, launches trade probe

Beijing sanctions three American defence companies as Taiwan's new president takes office. China is also launching an anti-dumping investigation into imported EU, US, Japan and Taiwan chemicals amid a growing trade spat. The country's struggling property market gets a government lifeline, but investors remain unconvinced that it will be enough.

The Independent UK

£5bn Brexit border checks system still has no timetable for launch, spending watchdog says

The government has no clear timetable to fully implement its post-Brexit border controls with the EU, the National Audit Office warns

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Evening Standard

French town in Normandy apologises for not flying Union Jack in D-Day decorations

A Carentan town spokesperson admitted to a ‘simple and honest mistake’

Evening Standard

Eurostar: Date for new EU checks set as fingerprint and picture kiosks installed at St Pancras

Passengers will be expected to arrive two hours before departure under new measures

The Independent UK

UK politics live: David Cameron reveals Schengen Gibraltar border checks as deal to cost UK £4.7bn

Foreign Secretaries have been negotiating a possible Gibraltar deal with the EU since the referendum in 2016

Radio France Internationale

Iran’s President Raisi killed in helicopter crash, EU sends condolences

Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi was killed Sunday in a helicopter crash that appears to have been an accident due to bad weather. The European Union expressed its condolences, as Iran’s allies have reiterated their solidarity with the Islamic Republic.

The Guardian - UK

G7 leaders to discuss €30bn loan for Ukraine using Russian assets

Finance ministers will debate legality of using €270bn in frozen state assets as collateral for loan

The National (Scotland)

Brexit doing 'untold damage' to Scotland's economy, new report shows

BREXIT is doing "untold damage" to Scotland's economy, the SNP have said, after a new report revealed the billions of pounds it is costing…

The Guardian - UK

Post-Brexit border checks forecast to cost UK £4.7bn, says NAO

Watchdog says says repeated delays have caused unnecessary costs and strategy lacks a ‘clear timetable’

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