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Morning Mail: consultants criticised over gas plan role, ‘ghost flights’ revealed, France to face Australia in World Cup quarter-final

EY did not disclose work for gas giant to NSW officials; Qatar Airways exploits loophole with ‘ghost flights’

The Guardian - AU

Lee Anderson’s ‘f*** off back to France’ remark risks making Tories ‘even nastier party’

Backlash builds as deputy Tory chairman branded ‘fascist’ and ‘pound shop Enoch Powell’

The Independent UK

Tesla Installed V4 Supercharging Stalls At Giga Berlin

Tesla accelerates installations of its new V4 Superchargers in Europe, as the new stalls were installed at a few sites in a matter of weeks.

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Handré Pollard and Lukhanyo Am out of injury-hit South Africa World Cup squad

The world champions, South Africa, will have to launch the defence of their title in France without a clutch of high-profile players

The Guardian - UK

Bittersweet emotions in Morocco as historic Women’s World Cup run ends

Atlas Lionesses make history at World Cup, and despite 4-0 loss to France, Moroccans are optimistic about women’s sport.

Al Jazeera

Women’s World Cup | Colombia pips impressive Jamaica; France eases past Morocco

France issued a Women’s World Cup warning, beating Morocco 4-0 to set up a quarterfinal clash with Australia. Colombia face England, while Spain, Netherlands, Sweden and Japan complete the last 8.

The Hindu

Rugby World Cup 2023 squad guide: Players, fixtures and more

With the tournament drawing closer, teams have begun announcing their 33-man squads

The Independent UK

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World Championships: Switzerland victorious despite Reusser crash in Mixed Relay TTT

France forced to settle for silver, Germany bronze in Glasgow

Cycling News

Today at the World Cup: Colombia and France progress to quarter-finals

Colombia advanced to set up a last-eight date with European champions England.

The Independent UK

Le Sommer fires France past Morocco to set up Australia quarter-final

France brushed aside the challenge of Morocco to win 4-0 in Adelaide and set up a quarter-final with World Cup co-hosts Australia

The Guardian - UK

Downing Street backs Tory deputy chair over ‘back to France’ comments

No 10 says justice secretary was speaking for government in supporting Lee Anderson’s remarks on Bibby Stockholm asylum seekers

The Guardian - UK

Le Sommer makes hay as France move into quarter-finals with Colombia

France and Colombia advanced to the last eight at the women's World cup on Tuesday following victories over Morocco and Jamaica respectively. Colombia's passage was a hard fought 1-0 win at the Melbourne Rectangular Stadium while veteran striker Eugénie Le Sommer bagged a brace as France cruised past the Moroccans…

Radio France Internationale

Niger coup: why an Ecowas-led military intervention is unlikely

Hopes are fading for a quick resolution of Niger’s coup or the potential use of force by the Economic Community of West African States (Ecowas) to free Nigerien president Mohammed Bazoum and restore him to power.

The Conversation

France 4-0 Morocco: Women’s World Cup last 16 – as it happened

Eugenie Le Sommer scored twice as a dominant France set up a mouthwatering quarter-final against the hosts Australia

The Guardian - UK

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The Week

Niger coup: is this the end of French influence in Africa?

France’s historic influence in West Africa could finally be coming to an end after a succession of coups culminating in last week’s military takeover in Niger.

InsideEVs

France: Plug-In Car Sales Improved 50% In July 2023

In July, 30,097 new passenger plug-in electric cars were registered in France (up 50% year-over-year), which represented 23.3% of the market.

The National (Scotland)

James O'Brien accuses top Tory of 'bigotry' with 'f*** off' asylum seekers comment

JAMES O’Brien has said a top Conservative MP’s shocking call for asylum seekers to “f*** off back to France” is an attempt to “make…

Evening Standard

Sadiq Khan slams Government over Tory Lee Anderson’s anti-asylum outburst

London mayor says ‘language matters’ after Conservative MP’s foul-mouthed attack on asylum seekers

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Evening Standard

Owen Farrell: Favourites or underdogs, England can handle World Cup pressure

England have a Rugby World Cup hierarchy complex: the underdogs every opponent will treat like a favourite.

The National (Scotland)

Minister defends Lee Anderson after he tells migrants to 'f*** off back to France'

JUSTICE Secretary Alex Chalk has defended Lee Anderson after the deputy chair of the Tory Party said asylum seekers should “f*** off back to…

The Independent UK

Minister defends Lee Anderson over ‘robust’ comments on migrants shunning barge

Alex Chalk defended the remarks made by the Ashfield MP after just 15 migrants entered the Bibby Stockholm barge off the Dorset coast on Monday.

The Guardian - UK

Borthwick’s World Cup squad short on fizz and leaning on England’s past

The omission of Henry Slade tells its own story although Henry Arundell will be on hand to supply a surge of electricity

The National (Scotland)

'Disgusting': Lee Anderson slammed as he tells migrants to 'f*** off back to France'

LEE Anderson has attracted fierce criticism for telling asylum seekers to “f*** off back to France”.

The Independent UK

Lee Anderson tells asylum seekers to ‘f*** off back to France’ if they don’t like barges

Senior Tories share fury as 20 migrants granted last-minute reprieve following legal challenges

Radio France Internationale

Twenty years after deadly 2003 heatwave, what has France learned?

August 2003 saw nearly 15,000 people in France die from heat, more than any summer before or since. Twenty years on, the country is better prepared – but temperatures are rising. RFI looks at what the 2003 disaster can teach France about protecting the vulnerable from heatwaves.

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