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Holidaymakers forced to flee wildfires as 'hell' 45C heatwave surges through Europe

Approximately 600 firefighters and six water-bomber aircraft were deployed to southwestern France today as thousands of sweltering tourists were evacuated from campsites

Daily Mirror

The scorching temperatures pictured across Europe as continent sees 40°C conditions

It is the most sustained period of very hot weather for 50 years

Wales Online

The Orcal Arios 125 Adventure Scooter Storms Into The European Market

Orcal has introduced the new Arios 125 scooter in Europe. It bears similar styling to other adventure scooters in the market, and is perfect for newbie riders.

RideApart

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Manuscripts and art support archaeological evidence that syphilis was in Europe long before explorers could have brought it home from the Americas

That the arrival of Europeans in the New World in 1492 led to a massive shift in the ecological landscape has been widely accepted for the past 50 years. Suddenly a trans-Atlantic exchange – maize for wheat, tomatoes for apples, tobacco for horses – meant that plants and animals were…

The Conversation

Sir Tom Jones gives a health update as he denies reports he collapsed

The legendary crooner - whose hits include It’s Not Unusual and ‘Delilah - is currently on a tour of Europe, the UK, the USA and Canada which is due to finish in October 2022

Evening Standard

Europe as a Budget-friendly Travel Option? It's True in 2022

Flying to Europe this year might sound as absurd as opting for premium gasoline. With prices this high, is it really the right time to splurge? “As a result of labor shortages and all these things going on, travel is more expensive than it’s been in a while,“ says travel…

Asharq Al-Awsat

EU lawmakers seek more energy savings to tackle gas crunch

Lawmakers on the European Parliament's energy committee supported more ambitious EU targets to save energy and expand renewable power on Wednesday, viewed as key to ending Europe's reliance on Russian gas.

Reuters

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Hungary orders export ban on fuels, curbs utility price caps

Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban's government has ordered an export ban on fuels like gas and scrapped a years-long cap on utility prices for higher-usage households, a senior aide said on Wednesday.

Reuters

WEC plans extra European race before Le Mans on 2023 calendar

The additional race planned for next year’s World Endurance Championship calendar will take place in Europe before the Le Mans 24 Hours in June.

Autosport

UK’s Covid death toll passes 200,000, figures show

Britain has one of the highest Covid death tolls in Europe

The Independent UK

When are easyJet staff striking, what flights are affected and how long will they last?

Domestic easyJet staff may not be striking, but industrial action elsewhere in Europe could potentially see flights booked full of British holidaymakers delayed or even cancelled

Daily Mirror

Wildfires rage across Europe as climate crisis blamed for soaring temperatures

Thousands evacuated across Portugal, Spain and France as Italy battles with locust invasion

The Independent UK

What prompted euro’s loss of value and what’s its impact?

Experts identify two main reasons why the euro has lost value and the potential effects on the European Union.

Al Jazeera

Halt use of biofuels to ease food crisis, says green group

RePlanet calls on EU to ditch organic targets and for governments to lift bans on genetically modified crops

The Guardian - UK

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How Russia's current war in Ukraine echoes its Crimean War of the 1850s

Russia had a more powerful army. It didn't think the West would intervene. The invasion was poorly planned. We're not talking about Russia's current war, but about Russia's Crimean War in the 1850s.

The Independent UK

Cost of living: How can the UK government help reduce energy bills?

Government under fire for not doing more to help households tackle climbing costs even before leadership crisis brought fresh chaos to Westminster

The Guardian - UK

Number of UK Covid deaths passes 200,000, ONS data shows

Figures show deaths per capita are above European average, at 2,689 per million people

The Guardian - UK

After the floods: Germany’s Ahr valley then and now – in pictures

The scars are still visible a year on in valley, which suffered more than half the deaths from the flooding disaster that hit Europe on 14 and 15 July 2021

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France says new semiconductor plant a major step froward for 'industrial sovereignty'

Two major companies, one American and the other Franco-Italian have announced the creation of a semiconductor factory in southeast France. This came as French carmaker Renault said Tuesday that car sales fell in the first half of this year, impacted by the worldwide shortage of semiconductors.

Birmingham Post

Economy Minister Vaughan Gething on tourism taxes, holiday home rules and Brexit

The minister was in North Wales and defended moves to add taxes and rules on the tourism sector

Edinburgh Live

Barrie McKay and Craig Halkett Hearts injury latest as Robbie Neilson provides update on duo

The Jambos have four friendlies against English opposition starting with Tranmere Rovers this evening as they bid to mimic what it will be like to play on the European stage this season

Zenger

Jawsome: Extraordinary Discovery As Archeologists Find Jaw Of First European Hominid

Spanish archeologists have made an astonishing discovery of what they believe is the lower jaw of possibly the oldest hominid ever found in Europe.

ABC News

Two cases of monkeypox detected in Canberra, ACT Health says risk to community low

Two people who recently returned from Europe to Canberra have tested positive to monkeypox, ACT Health says.

The Canberra Times

Two monkeypox virus cases detected in Canberra

Both cases, who have recently travelled in Europe, have reported mild symptoms and are being supported to isolate at home.

The National (Scotland)

Antonio Colak makes Rangers Champions League vow after masterminding Malmo win at Ibrox

ANTONIO COLAK condemned Rangers to a Champions League nightmare with Malmo. Now he is out to make their European dreams a reality at Ibrox.

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