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Martin Lewis issues urgent passport warning for Brits heading on EU summer holidays

Martin Lewis has a passport warning for UK holidaymakers heading to Europe for summer holidays in 2023 including France, Spain, Greece, Italy and more

Daily Mirror

Shanghai Composite Index Fell 1.31% on Wednesday

Shenzhen Component Index closed down 2.18%

Caixin Global

EU unveils plans to avoid economic risks when dealing with Russia, China

The European Union unveiled a proposal on Tuesday to protect the bloc’s economies from risks posed by unreliable suppliers in countries that do not share its values, such as China, after the war in Ukraine exposed Europe’s dependency on Russia for oil and gas.

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EU agrees new package of sanctions against Russia; Putin says Sarmat nuclear missiles ready soon – as it happened

EU members agree new sanctions against Russia; Russian president says warheads can soon be deployed for duty

The Guardian - AU

Russia-Ukraine war: List of key events, day 483

As the war enters its 483rd day, these are the main developments.

Al Jazeera

Air Pollution Worsens COVID-19, Even At Low Levels, New Study Finds

Exposure to air pollution increased hospital stays and risk of death, equivalent to being a decade older, research shows.

Zenger

The walled garden is crumbing — third-party iPhone app stores may be coming to EU and Japan

Apple and Google have long held a tight grasp on their smartphone platforms, but now it looks like Japan is exploring the possibility of forcing them to open up third-party app stores.

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EU could force Apple to make iPhone batteries replaceable — what you need to know

The European Parliament has OK'd new rules that would require batteries in mobile devices to be more easily replaced by consumers. But the impact may not be felt for some time.

Tom’s Guide

Musk says A.I. promises 'an age of abundance'

Generative A.I.'s impact on disinformation has experts worried. And complying with the EU's new A.I. law may challenge many companies.

Fortune

Europe's Bitcoin-Busting Mistake

The E.U.'s new virtual currency regulations will endanger privacy and trigger an exodus of tech talent from Europe, hobbling its role in the future of finance.

Reason

The Guardian view on danger at sea: looking out for all those in peril

Editorial: The contrast between the frantic hunt for a missing submersible and the failure to save migrants drowning in the Mediterranean is illuminating

The Guardian - UK

The Guardian view on David Cameron and George Osborne: a duo’s dangerous delusions

Editorial: The Covid inquiry reveals the architects of austerity are unmoved by their wrecking of public services ahead of the pandemic

The Guardian - UK

New firefighting planes sought across the warming planet are on their way, with a little delay

The Canadian manufacturer of a new workhorse firefighting plane that is badly needed in Europe — and elsewhere — to combat worsening wildfires fueled by climate change says it's running "a little bit” behind in its delivery plans

The Independent UK

Lammy: Labour will ‘turn page on era of acrimony’ with EU and improve trade deal

The shadow foreign secretary said the British public are feeling the effects of soured relations ‘in their pockets’.

The Independent UK

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Fortune

Intel soaks up Europe’s chip anxieties and subsidies

The U.S. giant will take over $10 billion in German subsidies for two new plants in Magdeburg.

The Independent UK

How to get hold of one of Eurostar’s cheap £35 tickets this summer

Train Talk: grab a £70 return special on the cross-Channel intercity train while you can

The Independent UK

EU unveils plan to protect economies from rivals. China is a focus, but is not named in the proposal

The European Union wants to protect the bloc’s economies from risks posed by unreliable suppliers in countries that do not share its values, like China

The Guardian - AU

Russia-Ukraine war at a glance: what we know on day 482 of the invasion

Ukraine claims to have shot down 32 of 35 drones in overnight Russian attack; both sides said to be enduring heavy casualties in frontline fighting

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Councillors share Glasgow's success on homelessness at Brussels Urban Summit

WE are all familiar with the old joke that when waiting for a bus three come alone at the same time- it happened in Brussels last week.

Nottingham Post

Nottingham holidaymaker told she couldn't board TUI flight over passport 'Brexit Rules'

Dene Jeffery then flew with another airline

Daily Mirror

Brexit red tape for UK musicians touring Europe 'will be scrapped under Labour'

Speaking at the Trade Unlocked conference, Shadow International Trade Secretary Nick Thomas-Symonds gave new details of how the party would amend the deal struck by Boris Johnson

The Conversation

Passengers whose flights are canceled or delayed may soon get better treatment in the US -- where airlines have long set their own rules

U.S. airline passengers in early 2023 faced the highest rate of flight delays since 2014. That heightened level of delays came shortly after December 2022, when Southwest Airlines experienced an epic meltdown, canceling 71% of its flights.

Al Jazeera

Greece boat tragedy: What do we know about the coastguard’s role?

The European Commission calls for ‘thorough and transparent investigation’ into the deadly sinking of a boat off Greece.

The Guardian - UK

UK supermarket supplier’s chickens given antibiotics critical for humans

Investigation of meat sourced by Polish firm that sells frozen poultry to Lidl, Asda and Iceland raises superbug concerns

iMore

Apple could be forced to make major changes to all of its portable devices under new EU law

A new EU law could force Apple to ensure devices like the iPhone and iPad have batteries that can be easily removed and replaced by users.

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