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How the EU’s Digital Service Act is changing the apps you use

Instagram and TikTok are among several apps halting personalised ads for kids and increasing transparency to meet strict rules

Evening Standard

US official voices hope North Macedonia will be able to proceed with EU membership bid

A senior State Department official is voicing hope that North Macedonia will be able to make politically difficult changes to the constitution that would help the country’s bid to join the European Union

The Independent UK

Farmers ‘left in the lurch’ as post-Brexit payments delayed

Sector bosses angry at ‘lack of progress’ in replacing nature-friendly EU subsidies in UK

The Independent UK

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Estonia's pro-Ukrainian PM faces pressure to quit over husband's indirect Russian business links

Estonia’s strongly pro-Ukrainian prime minister is under increasing pressure to resign, after Estonian media revealed her husband’s role in a company that indirectly did business in Russia after the full-scale invasion of Ukraine last year

The Independent UK

Venice film festival 2023: our critic’s picks of 10 to watch

Yorgos Lanthimos goes more surreal than ever, Adam Driver pulls on Ferrari’s racing gloves and Polish auteurs get political in this year’s lineup

The Guardian - UK

Dutch foreign minister is the 'right man' to fill European Commission post, prime minister says

Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte says the foreign minister of the Netherlands is “the right man” to to fill a European Commission vacancy after Frans Timmermans quit this week to lead a center-left bloc into the country’s November general election

The Independent UK

Setting the stage for a better understanding of complex brain disorders

We often compare the brain to a machine with wheels, cogs, and belts. In this analogy, when something breaks, the entire mechanism skips a beat or grinds to a halt. However, more often than not this isn’t what happens with our brains. Instead, they’re more like a theatre. Here, neurons…

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British Airways to require photo ID for domestic flights in policy change

Airline falls into line with major competitors and requires one form of identification from 1 September

The Independent UK

The EU has just clamped down on big tech. Britain, take note

The Digital Services Act is finally bringing social media giants to heel after 20 years of laissez-faire. Yet Westminster still dithers, says journalist Chris Stokel-Walker

The Guardian - UK

How the EU Digital Services Act affects Facebook, Google and others

Threat of big fines and EU-wide ban hoped to curb manipulative practices and harmful content

The Guardian - UK

32 Years Later, The Most Underrated Star Wars Spaceship Is Finally Canon

All praise the E-wing starfighter! Here's why the return of this underrated Star Wars ship is such a big deal in 'Ahsoka.'

Inverse

Poles apart: the EU and Poland tensions threatening to boil over

Poland’s increasingly fractious relationship with the EU is dominating the county’s political debate as voters prepare to head to the polls.

The Week

Lax post-Brexit trade rules pave way for invasive species to come to Britain

UK has not reciprocated after EU banned import of pot plant soil, in which some species can travel undetected

The Guardian - UK

Firefighters in Greece discover another body, bringing this week's death toll from wildfires to 21

Authorities battling a major wildfire in northeastern Greece that has been described as the European Union’s largest recorded single fire have recovered another body, the fire department says

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France 24

EU crackdown on Big Tech comes into effect with changes for users

Starting Friday, Europeans will see their online life change. People in the 27-nation European Union can alter some of what shows up when they search, scroll and share on the biggest social media platforms like TikTok, Instagram and Facebook and other tech giants like Google and Amazon.

The Independent UK

Europe is cracking down on Big Tech. This is what will change when you sign on

Starting Friday, Europeans will see their online life change

The Guardian - UK

UK facing ‘brain drain’ of cancer researchers after failure to join EU scheme

Delay joining the Horizon Europe programme making it more difficult to attract and retain the brightest scientists

The Independent UK

Brexit: UK facing science ‘brain drain’ while locked out of EU Horizon scheme

UK wanted to stay in scheme after Brexit but is arguing over terms of membership

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The Independent UK

UK faces science ‘brain drain’ amid delays in joining EU research scheme

Experts have urged the Government to make the UK’s research landscape more attractive to global talent.

The Guardian - UK

Productivity, pay rises and rich pickings for MPs

Letters: John Benton thinks Rishi Sunak’s mantra that pay should be linked to productivity will only benefit the rich, while David Newens applies the PM’s argument to Brexit, and Ian Simpson looks at MPs’ salaries

The Guardian - UK

Sunak to hold AI summit at Bletchley Park, home of Enigma codebreakers

Global summit on AI safety planned for autumn, as UK tries to cement image as being home of ‘transformative technologies’

The Guardian - UK

UK poised to confirm fifth delay to post-Brexit checks on imports

Latest hold-up is intended to cut risk of new charges being passed on to consumers amid cost of living crisis

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Apple may ruin USB-C on the iPhone 15 unless you pay up — here's how

An iPhone 15 leak has revealed that while there will be a USB-C connector, the included cable will be limited to just USB 2.0 data and charging speeds — the exact same as Lightning.

Al Jazeera

Deaths in Greece wildfires highlight the plight of asylum seekers

Firefighters find 18 burned bodies in Dadia Forest, suspected to be asylum seekers, as wildfires ravage northern Greece.

The Conversation

Yevgeny Prigozhin: Wagner Group boss joins long list of those who challenged Vladimir Putin and paid the price

Two months after challenging Vladimir Putin’s leadership in an apparent but abortive “mutiny”, Yevgeny Prigozhin – the former owner of the mercenary private military company Wagner Group – has joined a long list of prominent Russians to die in mysterious circumstances.

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