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What are the rules around phone network EU roaming charges and which are free?

Everything you need to know about EU roaming charges

Evening Standard

NHS increasingly reliant on overseas doctors and nurses amid "workforce crisis"

"Staff shortages in the NHS and the wider healthcare sector are the worst they have ever been."

Wales Online

European Union warns of "very critical situation" as drought threatens 60% of EU and U.K.

Drought conditions are creating water shortages and affecting farming across Europe.

Axios

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Polish PM calls for reform against EU 'imperialism' - Welt op-ed

Polish Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki accused the European Union of imperialistic behaviour towards smaller member states in an op-ed published on the Welt news website on Wednesday.

Reuters

Russia-Ukraine war: Kyiv says nine Russian planes destroyed in past 24 hours – as it happened

The claim by Ukraine’s general staff of the armed forces comes after widely reported explosions at Russia’s Saki air base

The Guardian - AU

Russia-Ukraine war: what we know on day 168 of the invasion

Zelenskiy vows to ‘liberate’ Crimea as Kyiv denies responsibility for deadly attack on Russian airbase in the region

The Guardian - AU

Scottish drivers urged to 'give evidence' amid possible HGV driving licence changes

The Department of Transport are asking drivers in Scotland to 'give evidence' as they look to change the driving licence regime to help the lorry driver shortage.

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Kyiv Calls for ‘Ban’ on Russians as Moscow Steps up Assault in Eastern Ukraine

Ukraine's president called on the West to impose a blanket travel ban on Russians, an idea that has found support among some European states but angered Moscow which pressed on with a fierce military offensive in eastern Ukraine. President Volodymyr Zelenskiy's idea looked likely to divide the European Union, where…

Asharq Al-Awsat

‘A privilege, not a human right’: Finland and Estonia demand EU travel ban for Russian tourists

‘Visiting Europe is a privilege, not a human right,’ Estonian PM says

The Independent UK

Poland warns of repercussions if Brussels keeps blocking funds

Poland could hit back at the European Union if it does not pay out its share of pandemic recovery funds, ruling party politicians have said after Brussels signalled it was not satisfied with Warsaw's latest judicial reforms.

Reuters

Greek president calls for investigation of phone tapping scandal

Greek President Katerina Sakellaropoulou called on Tuesday for an investigation into the tapping of a political leader's phone by the intelligence service (EYP).

Reuters

New residence permits in EU rose to approach pre-pandemic levels in 2021

Residence permits issued for the first time in the European Union climbed close to pre-pandemic levels last year, with Poland leading the bloc due mostly to work-related immigration while France largely attracted students, the bloc's statistics office said on Tuesday.

Reuters

Russians under sanctions fail to declare assets in line with German law

None of the Russians targeted by European Union sanctions have declared their assets to German authorities as required to do under Germany's sanctions law, the German government said, prompting a call for the transparency regime to be tightened.

Reuters

Estonia, Finland want Europe to end Russian tourist visas

Estonia and Finland want European countries to stop issuing tourist visas to Russians amid the war in Ukraine

The Independent UK

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Nottingham Post

Martin Lewis warns UK holidaymakers could pay £6 a day for using mobile phone in some locations

Free roaming charges have now ended for many providers

The Guardian - UK

Poland threatens to turn ‘all our cannon’ on EU in rule-of-law row

Ruling party steps up rhetoric by suggesting it could unseat European Commission’s Ursula von der Leyen

Liverpool Echo

Martin Lewis' warning to EE, Three and Vodafone customers who use their phone abroad

UK travellers could now be hit with unexpected daily roaming charges

Wales Online

Brexit red tape causing holiday luggage delays with suitcases held up by EU customs checks

Unexpected hold-ups in EU destinations have hit baggage delivery services where travellers send luggage ahead to avoid airport queues

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Chronicle Live

Martin Lewis warns British holidaymakers of mobile roaming charges that could cost them extra

The MoneySavingExpert founder said that he has ‘no faith’ in mobile providers to self-regulate their roaming costs for customers

The Guardian - UK

Woman who came to UK as a baby 45 years ago fighting for right to work

Spanish-born woman sacked from care home after being unable to prove immigration status

The Independent UK

Russian disinformation spreading in new ways despite bans

Shortly after Russia invaded Ukraine, big tech firms and the European Union moved to ban the country's main propaganda and disinformation channels

Manchester Evening News

Martin Lewis warns Brits can now be charged £6 daily for using a phone in some places during the holidays

The Money Saving Expert has warned Brits could be stung with a £6 charge every day if they're not careful during the summer holidays

Al Jazeera

Iran nuclear deal could be near as EU circulates ‘final text’

The European Union says it is time for a political decision, but Iran appears to want more changes to the final text.

Asharq Al-Awsat

Talks to Revive Iran Nuclear Deal Produce 'Final Text'

Talks to revive Tehran's 2015 nuclear accord with world powers in Vienna ended Monday as the parties closed a final text and key negotiators prepared to consult with their capitals, diplomats said. After 16 months of torturous on-and-off indirect negotiations to restore the deal, the European Union's foreign affairs chief,…

Tribune News Service

US, Iran face deadline as nuclear talks end without a deal

The U.S. and Iran have just weeks to decide whether they want to revive their nuclear deal, after European Union diplomats presented parties with a final draft accord that could deliver a major expansion of Iranian oil exports to global markets.

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