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Scottish tourists in Spain to 'roast' as strict new rules come into force

The rules, which comes into force this week apply to bars, restaurants, and shops as well as public transport systems and transport centres.

Edinburgh Live

Russia-Ukraine war: List of key events, day 165

As the Russia-Ukraine war enters its 165th day, we take a look at the main developments.

Al Jazeera

Spain bans people from setting air conditioning below 27C

The nation is battling a heatwave with temperatures expected to hit 40C again

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IOC, HPCL, BPCL post Rs 18,480 crore loss in Q1 on holding petrol, diesel prices

NEW DELHI: State-owned Indian Oil Corporation (IOC), Hindustan Petroleum Corporation Ltd (HPCL) and Bharat Petroleum Corporation Ltd (BPCL) posted a combined loss of Rs 18,480 crore on holding petrol and diesel prices despite a rise in cost.

The Times of India

Second caravan of cargo ships sails from Ukraine

A second caravan of ships with Ukrainian agriculture products sailed from Ukrainian Black Sea ports on Sunday, according to Ukrainian and Turkish authorities. Meanwhile, the head of the UN nuclear watchdog raised grave concerns over the shelling at the Zaporizhzhia plant, as the Ukrainian military said Russian forces had attacked…

France 24

‘Zombie government’: more than half of departments delay key decisions

As an economic crisis looms in the UK, legislation shelved and deadlines missed on energy, online safety and gambling laws

The Guardian - UK

Russia-Ukraine war: what we know on day 165 of the invasion

UN nuclear watchdog warns of disaster risk as Zaporizhzhia power plant shelled; war about to enter a new phase, UK intelligence predicts

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Plunging petrol prices to deliver ‘considerable savings’ for motorists

Australian motorists are being urged to make the most of cheaper petrol after bowser prices eased further over the weekend, delivering much-needed relief.

The New Daily

Starmer ‘pragmatic’ about nationalisation amid confusion over Labour’s policy

Shadow chancellor Rachel Reeves earlier indicated the party would not take rail, energy or water companies back into public ownership.

The Independent UK

Kremlin: Nord Stream 1 Turbine to be Installed, Volumes will Adjust

A repaired gas turbine will be installed in the Nord Stream 1 pipeline from Russia to Germany once it is returned after maintenance, and natural gas will then be supplied in “corresponding volumes”, a Kremlin spokesman said on Monday. Spokesman Dmitry Peskov stopped short of saying supply would increase, noting…

Asharq Al-Awsat

France against uniform targets on gas consumption reduction in Europe

France is against setting uniform targets for the reduction of gas consumption in Europe amid a looming energy crisis, said French energy ministry officials.

Reuters

EU Struggles with How to Cut off Reliance on Russian Gas

European Union nations struggled Monday to find common ground on how to wean the bloc off its reliance on Russian natural gas, seeking to appease wary consumers at home while upholding unity as Moscow turns down the tap. On the eve of an emergency meeting to discuss plans to cut…

Asharq Al-Awsat

Will there be another heatwave? Met Office and BBC long range forecasts hint at warm weather to come

It is a very different start to the week with a drop in temperature of more than 15 degrees

Wales Online

Edinburgh's cheapest petrol prices across the city as costs finally start to fall

Prices at the pump look like they are finally starting to drop after months of record high petrol costs. According to RAC the average cost of unleaded petrol is currently 187.19p per litre.

Edinburgh Live

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Algeria’s Gas Supply to Spain Temporarily Suspended

A malfunction in the Medgaz underwater natural gas pipeline between Algeria and Spain has caused a temporary suspension of gas supplies to Spain on Sunday, Algerian state media said, citing a statement from state oil and gas producer Sonatrach. The malfunction occurred on the Spanish side, and Spain is working…

The Independent UK

Mideast nations wake up to damage from climate change

The Middle East is one of the most vulnerable regions in the world to the impact of climate change — and already the effects are being seen

Birmingham Post

Giant solar farm planned for East Midlands countryside set for approval despite hundreds of objections

Parish council hits out at 'contemptuous disregard for the fundamental nature of local objections'

ABC News

Mining sector faces major skills shortage as environmental concerns deter Gen Z workers

Australia's mining sector is facing its "worst skills crisis in generations", and leaders say the key challenge is convincing environmentally conscious young people to join its ranks.

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The Canberra Times

Work to start on ACT's big battery project

Funding for the start of the project will be in next week's ACT budget.

The Hindu

Tamil Nadu’s power situation projected to be comfortable for the next 5 months

High renewable energy generation and monsoon will give it a boost

AAP

Premier spruiks NSW hydrogen in Seoul trip

Premier Dominic Perrottet says NSW has the resources to be a global clean energy superpower as he visited car giant Hyundai in South Korea on his Asian tour.

The Guardian - UK

Can a government campaign persuade Britain to use less energy?

The reaction to recent efforts to keep people safe in the heatwave shows a delicate balance is needed

The Guardian - UK

Berating climate sceptics isn’t enough – disruptive protest now seems the only way forward

The time has come to choose: do you trust the people in suits denying this emergency, or the the activists lying in roads in an attempt to ward off catastrophe? asks Guardian columnist John Harris

The Independent UK

Government to ask Britons to ‘turn off lights and turn down thermostats’ over winter energy shortage fears

The government could deliver appeals for people to cut back on energy usage via radio, television, posters and leaflets

Tribune News Service

In Texas’ grid-testing heat wave, what if your home could power itself?

Stepping into Priya and Imran Vithani’s home feels like opening up a magazine.

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