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Greek PM survives confidence vote but phone-tapping scandal rumbles on

Opposition leader Alexis Tsipras describes Kyriakos Mitsotakis as mastermind of ‘a criminal network’

The Guardian - UK

Brexit survey: Was the UK right to vote leave? Have your say in our poll

It's been nearly seven years since the UK voted to leave the European Union

Leeds Live

Interactive map reveals the parts of Scotland ignored by Tory Levelling Up cash

THE UK Government has been slated for disregarding Levelling Up bids from Scotland’s poorest areas in the latest round of funding.

The National (Scotland)

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Brutality of Russia's Wagner gives it lead in Ukraine war

Fierce battles in eastern Ukraine have thrown a new spotlight on a private Russian military group led by a rogue millionaire with longtime links to Russia’s President Vladimir Putin

The Independent UK

Father of Rishi Sunak's policy chief to lead BBC investigation into Richard Sharp

THE man who will lead the BBC’s investigation into the appointment of Richard Sharp is the father of a senior Number 10 aide, it has been…

The National (Scotland)

WHO advising governments to stockpile medicines for 'nuclear emergencies' after the EU's latest warning on Putin

Many countries are underprepared, according to the document which advises how to treat radiation and nuclear exposure.

Fortune

What effect will lunar new year have on COVID spread in China? Our modelling shows most people have already been infected

China stuck rigidly to a zero-COVID policy until December 2022. This included travel restrictions, mass testing and mandatory quarantines. The rapid lifting of this strategy led to a surge of COVID infections across the country.

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Keir Starmer responds to Nicola Sturgeon dig that Labour are 'pale imitation' Tories

Keir Starmer, was responding to comments made by Nicola Sturgeon on a podcast where she said his party was a "pale imitation of the Tories"

The National (Scotland)

EU Commission 'has a responsibility to come clean' on 'Pfizergate': EU Ombudsman

Emily O'Reilly, who heads the EU Ombudsman, says she has been stonewalled by the European Commission when asking for information in relation to the "Pfizergate" affair. At the core of this controversy is an exchange of text messages between the EU Commission chief and the CEO of Pfizer in the…

France 24

Starmer tells Sturgeon: Roll up your sleeves and focus on fixing domestic issues

It came after the Scottish First Minister attacked the Labour leader over his party’s stance on Brexit.

The Independent UK

Senior EU official calls for a ‘Radio Free Russia’ to help exiled media

Vĕra Jourová says the bloc has a moral duty and the project would not necessarily mean a new station

The Guardian - UK

EU's Borrell hopes South Africa can convince Russia to stop Ukraine war

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Reuters

Irish Naval Service chiefs look abroad to help fill empty posts amid staffing crisis

The service is supposed to have just over 1,000 personnel – but the staffing levels have now dropped below 800

Irish Mirror

Census reveals huge changes in most common non-UK countries of birth

China and Spain have risen up the chart while the US and Cyprus have fallen

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Reuters

EU debates extending Belarus sanctions to cut loopholes

European Union ambassadors on Friday discussed extending sanctions to Russian ally Belarus to crack down on the circumvention of sanctions on Russia by companies routing banned products through its neighbour.

The Guardian - UK

Share your experience of studying in the UK as an EU national

We would like to hear from EU students and recent graduates about their UK university experiences as Brexit sees enrolment figures plummet

France 24

Pro-Western war hero Pavel looks set to sweep Czech presidential vote

Retired NATO general Petr Pavel, 61, looks a clear favourite to beat billionaire former prime minister Andrej Babis in the Czech presidential election run-off on Friday and Saturday.

Reuters

EU seeks effective justice for 'horrific' crimes in Ukraine war

The European Union wants swift accountability for "horrific" crimes in Ukraine, EU justice ministers said on Friday, even as they differed over the methods in a debate about how to bring prosecutions, seek evidence or fund war damage repairs.

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The Independent UK

Census reveals big changes in most common non-UK countries of birth

China and Spain have risen up the chart while the US and Cyprus have fallen.

Daily Mirror

Behind Tim Martin's £448million fortune as Wetherspoons' boss named among UK's biggest taxpayers

Tim Martin is the boss behind the iconic pub chain and he's been named among the UK's biggest taxpayers - here's how he started out in life and built his high street empire of 872 pubs

Asharq Al-Awsat

France to Boost 'Exceptional Partnership' with Morocco

France denied any crisis with Morocco, stressing that the partnership between the two countries is "exceptional." The spokesman of the French Foreign Ministry, Anne-Claire Legendre, assured on Thursday that the country is "not in crisis" with Morocco, following criticism in Morocco of the European country's approach towards Rabat. "On the…

The Guardian - UK

Jeremy Hunt ‘not even trying’ to settle NHS pay dispute, says Unison – as it happened

Unison general secretary says chancellor ‘completely ignoring vital public services’ after he gives speech on plans

Insider UK

Chancellor claims he will use Brexit freedoms to tackle poor productivity

Jeremy Hunt is expected to resist calls for tax cuts to kick-start flagging economic growth

The Guardian - UK

Terrified of leavers and remainers, Labour offers a Brexit sticking plaster – and that won’t do

David Lammy promises to reconnect the EU to ‘tarnished’ Britain, but when will we fix the democratic flaws that led to the vote, asks Neal Lawson of Compass

Reuters

Hungary will veto EU sanctions on Russian on nuclear energy - PM Orban

Hungary will veto any European Union sanctions against Russia affecting nuclear energy, Prime Minister Viktor Orban told state radio on Friday.

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