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Russia-Ukraine war live: Putin’s address on ‘votes’ in occupied regions postponed, say Russian media – as it happened

Russian leader’s speech reportedly delayed as Kyiv says referendums would end any chance of diplomatic solution to invasion

The Guardian - AU

EU condemns Russia's plans to hold referenda in parts of Ukraine, Borrell says

The European Union strongly condemns Russia's plans to hold referenda in parts of Ukraine and will not recognise the results of the votes, EU foreign policy chief Josep Borrell said in a statement on Tuesday.

Reuters

Security, not trade, is key to new PM’s hopes of building rapport with Joe Biden

Liz Truss seems to believe a functioning – if not special – relationship between the UK and US can be formed in the battle to defeat Vladimir Putin

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Controversial drone deal approved by Peter Dutton being 'carefully' examined

A decision by former defence minister Peter Dutton to approve a purchase of drones also used by Russia and China will be "carefully" reviewed by the Albanese government, which has flagged it could eventually be scrapped.

ABC News

Joe Biden to confront Liz Truss over plans to tear up Northern Ireland protocol

US president wants ‘no threat to Good Friday Agreement’ – and will ‘speak in detail with her about that‘

The Independent UK

Spain lifts Covid travel rule as Netherlands ends restrictions and open doors to unvaccinated

People going on holiday in Spain are still required to follow some rules.

Daily Record

Christmas Assembly election idea not an "idle threat", Secretary of State says

Doug Beattie slated idea of "knocking on doors to tell people to vote for us in the cost-of-living crisis, when people are sitting in their homes hungry and cold and we are asking them for a vote when we have already failed them"

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Pre-Christmas Assembly election is not an idle threat – Heaton-Harris

The new Northern Ireland Secretary said people should judge him on his actions and words.

The Independent UK

EU countries want option to claw back coal plants' revenues - draft

Coal power plants could be subject to the European Union's plan to cap energy producers' revenues to raise cash to bring down soaring energy bills, a draft document seen by Reuters shows.

Reuters

EU health regulator says COVID pandemic not over

An official at the European Union's drugs regulator said on Tuesday the COVID-19 pandemic was not over, contradicting U.S. President Joe Biden, and that a planned vaccination campaign in the region during the cold season was key to fighting it.

Reuters

Mum of Lanarkshire schoolboy who died from cancer pays tribute to 'happy and selfless' son

Fraser McAllister was diagnosed with an anaplastic glioneuronal tumour, a rare form of the cruel disease, in 2020. The tragic diagnosis came after the teenager first started getting headaches back in 2018 where he 'felt like his head was going to blow up'.

Glasgow Live

Send us pictures of your favourite local habitats and nature spaces

We would like to see photos of your favourite local habitats and nature spaces that might be under threat if EU protections are removed

The Guardian - UK

Vladimir Putin loyalist taunts Westerners by live streaming gas stove burning all day

The unnamed man, from Rostov in Russia, live-streamed his gas stove burning on Twitch amid spiralling energy price rises among Brits and Europeans, which has lead many countries to offer gas users financial compensation

Daily Mirror

Pre-Christmas Assembly election would be ‘absolutely diabolical’ – Beattie

The UUP leader has met new NI Secretary Chris Heaton-Harris.

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The Conversation

Italy election: why Giorgia Meloni’s far-right Brothers of Italy party is almost guaranteed to win

When Italy last held an election in 2018, the Fratelli d’Italia – Brothers of Italy – were minnows, taking a mere 4.4% of the vote. Now, ahead of the 2022 vote on September 25, opinion polls suggest the far-right group is on course for a historic victory that would make…

The National (Scotland)

Liz Truss's US trade deal admission 'proves Brexit is an unmitigated disaster'

A trade deal with the US was touted as one of the major potential benefits of leaving the EU and the single market by Brexiteers.

The Independent UK

UK considers joining new ‘European political community’

Emmanuel Macron has championed the idea and says it could be a useful forum for discussion

The Independent UK

Rising energy bills ‘price worth paying’ for Ukraine support, says Liz Truss

Defying Russia vital for ‘long-term security’, says PM – but she won’t tell public to ration energy use

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The Guardian - UK

Silent Land review – chilly comeuppance for picture-perfect tourists in Italian idyll

Aga Woszczynska’s incisive debut skewers guilt, desire and class for a vain pair of holidaymakers

The Guardian - UK

Saudi Aramco chief says Europe’s plans on energy crisis are not helpful

Amin Nasser says plans to cap bills and tax energy companies are not long-term solutions

The Independent UK

Hungary appeals for time, as EU weighs hefty fund freeze

Hungary's justice minister is urging her European Union partners to be “tolerant” after the EU’s executive branch recommended suspending billions of euros in funding to the country

Axios

What to watch for at the UN General Assembly

Biden gave up his prime speaking slot.

Los Angeles Times

Commentary: Europeans are headed for a painful chapter, but they are resilient

Europe is under greater pressure than at any time since World War II. An energy crisis precipitated by Russia’s war on Ukraine has morphed into a broader economic calamity with implications for decades to come. The grand experiment of European solidarity is being tested.

Insider UK

Truss could slash personal taxes in new ‘investment zones’

She has also conceded that negotiations for a trade deal with the US will not restart for years, ahead of a trip to meet the President

Chronicle Live

The Netherlands drops Covid vaccination rules - unvaccinated Brits can now holiday in Holland

The Dutch Government has ended its entry ban for non-vaccinated British tourists and dropped mask requirements for airports, planes and ferries

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