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Ukraine war: Russia scales back May 9 Victory Day celebrations amid fear of popular protests

Russians celebrate the end of the “great patriotic war” on May 9 each year. Victory Day, which commemorates the defeat of Nazism in Europe is the most important holiday in Russia.

The Conversation

One big iPhone 15 upgrade could be coming exclusively to users in Europe

It's certain to be a controversial inclusion – but I'm all for it!

Shambolic Chelsea leave Frank Lampard and Todd Boehly both facing harsh truths

Frank Lampard's return to Chelsea has not had the galvanising effect that the Blues hierarchy had hoped for after sacking Graham Potter, with European hopes dead in the water and the London club still NOT mathematically safe from relegation

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Xi-Zelenskiy call may have been prompted by ambassador’s undiplomatic comments

The Chinese leader’s surprise contact with his Ukrainian counterpart is suspected to be a corrective move

The Guardian - UK

Watch an astronaut test a 'lunar wheelbarrow' in moon-like gravity for 1st time (exclusive video)

European scientists used a parabolic flight mimicking lunar gravity to test a device that might one day help astronauts transport material on the moon.

Space

Ukraine wants clear EU food import policy for next five years - producers

Problems facing some Ukrainian exports to central Europe will recur this autumn unless the European Union spells out a clear position on its food import policy for the next five years, Ukrainian producers said on Thursday.

Reuters

Alton Towers gives sneak peek at new Nemesis roller coaster as track arrives at theme park

The track of Europe’s first inverted roller coaster has changed colour

Manchester Evening News

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Tech giants forced to reveal AI secrets – here’s how this could make life better for all

The European Commission is forcing 19 tech giants including Amazon, Google, TikTok and YouTube to explain their artificial intelligence (AI) algorithms under the Digital Services Act. Asking these businesses – platforms and search engines with more than 45 million EU users – for this information is a much-needed step towards…

The Conversation

UK and Europe are falling behind US and China in biotech, says AstraZeneca boss

Pascal Soriot says decline in startups across Europe differs markedly from ‘explosion’ of firms and clinical trials in China

The Guardian - UK

Cupra Aims To Sell 70,000 Tavascan Electric SUVs A Year

The 2024 Cupra Tavascan will go on sale in Europe in H1 2024 priced "somewhere between the mass and premium segments;" deliveries will follow after the summer.

InsideEVs

Researcher Hugo Micheron: 'Jihadism cannot just be reduced to attacks'

Since the fall of the Islamic State group, jihadism has largely receded from the public debate in Europe, but the threat is far from over. In a new book entitled "La colère et l'oubli" – which roughly translates to "anger and forgetfulness" – researcher Hugo Micheron explains that European governments…

France 24

JULES BREACH: Solly key for Brighton’s March to Europe

In the first of her monthly columns for FourFourTwo, TV Presenter and journalist Jules Breach gives her views on Brighton under Roberto de Zerbi

FourFourTwo

Concern as Russia sets up fighting positions on top of Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant reactor buildings

Ministry of Defence warns of development at Europe’s biggest power plant as Moscow becomes increasingly concerned about a Ukraine counteroffensive

Evening Standard

August Blue by Deborah Levy review – how to construct a self

A concert pianist is shadowed across Europe by her doppelganger in this virtuosic novel of identity and breakdown

The Guardian - UK

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Football London

Chelsea's next five fixtures compared to Liverpool, Tottenham and Man Utd after Brentford misery

For many supporters, the curtains on Chelsea's season were drawn a long-time ago but the Blues will want to at least clinch a European qualification spot

The Independent UK

Tunisia rounds up migrants at sea in unprecedented numbers

A young man wearing a baseball cap emblazoned with “Dior," women clutching infants and children bundled against the cold step into a Tunisian Maritime National Guard boat and away from their dreams of life in Europe

Financial Times

Will the extraordinary boom in luxury goods ever end?

The rise of LVMH to become Europe’s first $500bn company illustrates the sector’s seemingly unstoppable growth

Liverpool Echo

John Henry has already hinted Liverpool would agree to radical UEFA plan

UEFA are looking at moving forward with proposals to introduce a salary cap in European football

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The Independent UK

US, Europe eyeing ways to improve Ukraine's grain exports

U.S. and European officials have toured Ukraine's southern port of Izmail, a facility that is important in bringing Ukrainian grain exports to the world

Daily Mirror

Gavin and Stacey star signed up by This Morning to host brand new mini-series

Set Jetting will see Welsh actress Joanna Page travel across the UK and Europe to locations featured in Harry Potter, Gladiator, Downton Abbey, The Crown and more

ABC News

Electric vehicles 14 per cent of global new car sales, but less than 4 per cent in Australia: IEA

The latest snapshot of global EV uptake shows "explosive" growth in sales in China, Europe, the US and the UK, while Australia is at risk of being left behind.

Football London

UEFA president hints at USA 2026 Champions League landmark and makes viewership point

UEFA president Aleksander Ceferin has hinted that the Champions League could venture out of Europe for the first time in history

The Conversation

Return of the child-friendly city? How social movements are changing European urban areas

Urban development and social norms concerning childhood have led European cities to a situation where streets are no longer places for children and young people. Gill Valentine has explained that this shift has been fuelled by our division of children into two categories – ‘angels’ and ‘demons’.

Edinburgh Live

Ryan Stevenson rinses Hearts and Celtic TV choices as he points to missed opportunity

The former Jambo was left disappointed when the post-split TV picks were revealed on Tuesday, as he believes a chance for a Super Saturday has slipped through the SPFL's grasp.

The Independent UK

Valentin Castellanos sparks transfer frenzy after making history against Real Madrid

Castellanos scored four times against the European champions and is set for a €15m summer move, with Premier League and Bundesliga clubs circling.

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