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OPINION - The incredible shrinking Sunak — how the world now sees Rishi

Something deeply unfortunate is happening to the Prime Minister on the world stage. Instead of growing and accumulating gravitas nine months into the job, Rishi Sunak is shrinking in political stature. From global warming to Ukraine, one after the other on issues his predecessor carved out a big place for…

Evening Standard

Apple might not make your iPhone battery user friendly, despite EU laws

While the EU pens new laws around user-replaceable batteries in smartphones, Apple seems content to do the exact opposite.

iMore

New Brexit checks on food imports expected to be delayed for fifth time

There were fears the rules, set to begin in October, would further fuel inflation

The Independent UK

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Putin is using food as a weapon – but his cynical attempts to drum up forced allies will fail

By reneging on the Black Sea grain deal, Russia has driven up food prices around the world, says Josep Borrell, the EU’s high representative for foreign affairs and security policy

The Guardian - UK

UK Brexit checks on fresh food from EU delayed for fifth time, reports say

Government source reportedly says there are concerns extra red tape could fuel further inflation

The Guardian - UK

Bank of England accused of over-reacting after raising interest rates to 5.25% – as it happened

Protests take place outside the Bank as it increases rates again, although inflation is expected to drop to 5% by end of the year

The Guardian - UK

Russia-Ukraine war: EU bans drone sales to Belarus and adds state TV presenters to sanctions list – as it happened

Belarusian leader, Alexander Lukashenko, is close ally of Vladimir Putin and EU says regime is ‘accomplice in Russia’s unprovoked war’

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AI could displace jobs and undermine social cohesion, report warns

The risk that disruptive technologies pose was among the 25 themes raised in the National Risk Assessment report.

The Independent UK

Apple Explains Why It Won’t Make iPhones With Replaceable Batteries

The European Union is working on legislation that would require smartphone design to have easily replaceable batteries, but we doubt Apple would agree willingly.

Inverse

Meta to ask EU users’ permission to show targeted advertising

Facebook and Instagram’s parent company will stop harvesting audience data to create profiles for advertisers after regulatory rulings

The Guardian - UK

Best mobile phone deals for March 2025: Top handsets, contracts and SIM-only offers

Finally reaching the end of your contract? Find the best new deals here

Evening Standard

Tunisian parliament gets defensive after Black refugee treatment criticism

Country’s interior minister has called images of dead refugees ‘fake’, as EU ignores criticism of deal with Tunisia.

Al Jazeera

EU border agency reports spike in illegal immigration

The European Union's border agency Frontex says that illegal immigration into the EU rose by ten percent in the first half of 2023 compared to a year ago, with Mediterranean routes accounting for most of the arrivals.

Radio France Internationale

Meta offers to seek consent from EU users over targeted Facebook and Instagram ads

Attempt to end long-running dispute is being watched closely by UK regulators

Evening Standard

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Today’s Cache | AI could soon detect breast cancer in scans; Meta to ask EU users’ consent for targeted advertising; Meta starts news block in Canada

AI could be used to lighten or even halve the workload of radiologists who read breast scans for signs of cancer.

The Guardian - UK

The EU’s fear of migration is back – but a squalid deal with Tunisia is no way to tackle it

Europe needs a humane, pragmatic strategy, not this tried-and-failed tactic of doling out cash to authoritarian regimes, says Nathalie Tocci

Al Jazeera

Timeline: A week after the coup, how has the Niger crisis unfolded?

Here is a roundup of the key events since a military coup took place in Niger on Wednesday, July 26.

Zenger

EU To Scrutinize Adobe’s $20B Figma Acquisition In Comprehensive Review

Regulators intensify examination of game-changing deal, as Adobe faces global regulatory scrutiny.

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iPhone 15 Pro rumors: Release date, features, colors, specs, price, and more

The iPhone 15 Pro and iPhone Pro Max will have the biggest upgrades of the entire line, but the question is, according to the rumors and leaks, what can we expect from the new-gen handsets?

The Independent UK

France begins evacuating citizens from Niger coup after neighbouring nations warn of war

France began the evacuation of hundreds of European citizens from Niger on Tuesday, a day after neighbours Mali and Burkina Faso said any outside intervention to restore the ousted government would be seen as a declaration of war.

The National (Scotland)

How Westminster SCUPPERED Scotland's just transition

THE UK Government’s announcement of hundreds of new North Sea oil and gas licenses as part of a promise to max out fossil fuels in the North Sea…

The Guardian - UK

The Brexit ‘red tape’ illusion has been exposed by the Tories’ CE mark climbdown

Despite claims over taking back control, UK is forced to comply with rules on which it has no say

Al Jazeera

Uranium price hike projected after Niger coup spurs slight rise

Mining operations continue in Niger, world’s seventh largest producer of uranium, despite last week’s military takeover.

The Independent UK

UK products will stay branded with EU symbol in latest Brexit climbdown

CE symbol due to stay after government U-turn

Al Jazeera

EU sees no uranium supply risks to nuclear production after Niger coup

Niger has some of the world’s most extensive deposits of uranium, a key ingredient in the nuclear industry.

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