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The Tories are swerving wildly to the right as Truss and Sunak promise the impossible

On most issues – from immigration and equalities to tax cuts – the two candidates for PM are hugely out of step with voters, says Guardian columnist Polly Toynbee

The Guardian - UK

No licence, tax or insurance needed for e-scooter riders

E-scooters have become increasingly popular in Ireland and other EU countries

Irish Mirror

Iran nuclear talks in Vienna as Tehran expands enrichment

Negotiators from Iran, the United States and the European Union are preparing to resume monthslong, indirect talks over Tehran’s tattered nuclear deal

The Independent UK

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UK holidaymakers could be caught out by new EU fingerprint and photo system

The new EU biometrics system will come into effect in May 2023.

Daily Record

Iranian Nuclear Talks Resume amid Low US Expectations

The US and Iranian delegations will return to Vienna this week, nearly five months after the suspension of the indirect talks aimed at reviving the 2015 nuclear deal between international powers and Iran. Top European Union official Enrique Mora announced on Twitter Wednesday that he was heading to the Austrian…

Asharq Al-Awsat

The phrase ‘white working class’ is a fiction – so why are the Tories obsessed with it?

Why is the right so obsessed with peddling the fake narrative that it’s white people who have been left behind, says Guardian columnist Zoe Williams

The Guardian - UK

Months into war, Ukraine refugees slow to join EU workforce

Nearly six months after the Russian invasion of Ukraine, many refugees are still struggling to find jobs in their European Union host countries, despite the EU's streamlined process for Ukrainians to live and work in its 27 member nations

The Independent UK

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Brits won't have to pay EU visa fee next summer - but will face new rules

New system for travelling to the bloc from next May

Wales Online

Government ‘not on course’ to turn UK into ‘science superpower’ by 2030, peers say

Baroness Brown of Cambridge says the government’s ‘science policy has been far from perfect’

The Independent UK

'Oven ready? Thanks to Brexit now we're all turkeys in the eyes of the world'

Guest columnist Anila Baig reflects on the big lie that tipped us out of the European Union - with disastrous result. Boris Johnson promised an 'oven-ready' deal but now we're facing the consequences

Daily Mirror

Iran, US, EU to Send Envoys to Vienna for Nuclear Talks

Iran, the United States and the European Union said Wednesday they would send representatives to Vienna amid what appears to be a last-ditch effort at reviving talks over Tehran's tattered 2015 nuclear deal with world powers. It wasn't immediately clear if other parties to the accord would attend the surprise…

Asharq Al-Awsat

Sabina Higgins letter has not embarrassed the Government – Taoiseach

Micheal Martin said Mrs Higgins has clarified the matter after she issued a statement in defence of the letter.

The Independent UK

Length of time left your passport needs to travel to Spain, Italy and France

Since leaving the EU, a number of holidaymakers were denied boarding after not having enough months left on their passport to travel abroad and the passport office issued a warning for people to apply for renewal in plenty of time.

Glasgow Live

Scotland to get hard Brexit treatment if Liz Truss becomes PM, Tory MP vows

SCOTLAND can expect to receive a "tough" treatment from Liz Truss if she becomes prime minister, a Tory MP has suggested.

The National (Scotland)

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The Independent UK

Iran, US, EU to send envoys to Vienna for nuclear talks

Iran, the United States and the European Union say they will send representatives to Vienna amid what appears to be a last-ditch effort at reviving talks over Tehran’s tattered 2015 nuclear deal with world powers

Belfast Live

Stormont recall: Here is what MLAs would have discussed had the Assembly been restored

The DUP continued to block the election of a Speaker, meaning no further business can be debated

Reuters

Swiss adopt new EU sanctions on Russia, allow oil payments

The Swiss government imposed further sanctions against Russia over the war in Ukraine on Wednesday, in line with the European Union's latest measures on gold and gold products, the cabinet said.

Benzinga

Khiron Completes Acquisition Of Pharmadrug Production, Expanding Its Presence In Europe

Khiron Life Sciences Corp. (TSXV:KHRN) (OTCQX: KHRNF) (Frankfurt:A2JMZC) has completed the acquisition of Pharmadrug Production GmbH from Pharmadrug Inc. (OTCQB: LMLLF) (CSE:PHRX).

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The Conversation

Ukraine war: Nato and the EU can turn Kosovo border crisis into an opportunity to put more pressure on Russia

An old dispute over a decision by the government of Kosovo in September 2021 to enforce the use of Kosovo-issued licence plates for Serbs in the northern municipalities – rather than allowing them to continue to use plates issued by the Serbian government in Belgrade – has flared up again…

Reuters

U.S., Iran to resume nuclear talks; U.S. expectations 'in check'

Top Iranian and U.S. officials will resume talks in Vienna this week on reviving the 2015 nuclear pact, officials from both countries said on Wednesday, though they played down chances of a breakthrough and placed the onus on each other to compromise.

Axios

Iran nuclear talks to resume in Vienna on Thursday

A U.S. official said the Biden administration has "low expectations," but will "make a good faith effort."

Evening Standard

Travel rule changes post-Brexit: Brits expected to register for new visa waiver programme

UK nationals must follow the same rules as people from non-EU countries, which tend to be stricter

Evening Standard

Deadly missiles and fresh forces — worse is to come from Vladimir Putin

Across the fertile wheat lands of Ukraine, the combine harvesters are in a deadly race to gather the crop before it is burned by indiscriminate shelling and rocketing by marauding Russian artillery and air strikes. Miraculously a fair amount of golden grain is being harvested and stored – though yields…

Reuters

Montenegro signs long-disputed contract with Serbian Orthodox church

Montenegro's government signed a contract regulating its ties with the powerful Serbian Orthodox Church on Wednesday, saying it would help heal deep divisions between pro-European Union parties and backers of closer relations with Serbia and Russia.

Belfast Live

DUP leader Jeffrey Donaldson says he cannot set out timetable for return to Stormont

He dismissed a move by the SDLP to recall the Assembly and attempt to elect a Speaker as a "stunt"

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