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New EU travel permit which you will soon need to enter Spain, Italy, France and other countries

The European Travel Information and Authorisation System (ETIAS) will be implemented in 2024 - here are more details about the permit

Chronicle Live

New EU permit which could see people barred from Spain, Italy, France explained

Warning that people could be prevented from entering at border if they don't have financial proof they have enough money to support themselves

Wales Online

Humza Yousaf to address Yes rally for first time as First Minister

HUMZA Yousaf will give a speech at an independence rally for the first time since becoming First Minister, he has announced.

The National (Scotland)

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Spain, Turkey, Italy and Greece may turn Brits away under new scheme

A new document will be required from later this year

Liverpool Echo

When it comes to rich countries taking the environment seriously, I say: vive la France

Emmanuel Macron’s government is at least doing the bare minimum to avert the planetary crisis – and putting the UK to shame, says Guardian columnist George Monbiot

The Guardian - UK

Want a climate-friendly flight? It's going to take a while and cost you more

Airlines are facing increasing pressure to cut their climate-changing emissions

The Independent UK

EU tech watchdogs tell Twitter to beef up its act before new digital law arrives

Twitter bosses have been warned they cannot be complacent in the countdown to the launch of the European Union's tough new digital rulebook, a top EU official said after carrying a “stress test” of the company's systems in Silicon Valley.

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Apple vs EU: The story so far, and who will win?

Apple and the European Union have locked horns for the better part of a year. Let’s reflect on what’s happened so far in this war, and predict who comes out on top.

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New mosquito diseases could hit UK in horror forecast of 'more cases and possibly deaths'

Heatwaves and flooding are becoming more frequent and severe in Europe and summers are getting longer and warmer, with the warm and wet weather encouraging the mosquito migration

Daily Mirror

Bridge connecting Ukraine to Crimean peninsula ‘unusable’ after attack, says Russian-installed governor – as it happened

Vladimir Saldo, the Moscow-installed governor of the southern Ukrainian region of Kherson, says Chongar bridge would be closed for around 20 days

The Guardian - AU

Croatia added to ‘grey list’ by financial crimes watchdog

The move makes Croatia the only EU country on the list, which also includes the United Arab Emirates, Panama and Mali.

Al Jazeera

Final launch of Europe's Ariane 5 rocket set for July 4 after delay

The final liftoff of Europe's Ariane 5 rocket has been retargeted for July 4, three weeks later than originally planned.

Space

One in five Brexit supporters would now vote Remain, BBC Question Time poll finds

The poll was conducted as part of a special edition of the programme

Manchester Evening News

Serbia again threatens armed intervention in Kosovo as tension escalates

Serbia on Friday reiterated a threat to intervene militarily in its former province of Kosovo if NATO-led peacekeepers there fail to protect minority Serbs from what Belgrade called the terrorist threat of Kosovo’s ethnic Albanian authorities

The Independent UK

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The Guardian - UK

With even leavers regretting Brexit, there’s one path back to rejoining the EU

It seems only a matter of time before we reverse this national act of self-harm. Especially if we learn from Nigel Farage, says Guardian columnist Jonathan Freedland

Manchester Evening News

The Mancunian Way: Pandora's box

Brexit seven years on PLUS bakery woes AND £1.7b projects

Evening Standard

OPINION - Brexit anniversary: the seven-year itch

Firstly, are you ok? Today marks the seventh anniversary of the EU referendum, in which Britain stepped back from the brink and voted narrowly to remain in the bloc. Wake up, Jack, wake up! Time for school! Sorry, voted 52-48 to leave.

The National (Scotland)

Farmers' damning views on Brexit revealed in industry magazine survey

THREE-QUARTERS of farmers think Brexit has had a negative impact on the UK economy, according to a survey conducted by an industry magazine ...

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The Guardian - UK

The Brexit Question Time’s audience backs up what our survey found: no regrets

Despite feeling that politicians have messed up, the leavers we heard from still think that Brexit has a future, say Anand Menon and Sophie Stowers of The UK in a Changing Europe

France 24

'We can't leave people behind': EU Cohesion Commissioner on levelling up

Talking Europe devotes a special programme to levelling up – efforts to reduce inequalities and disparities in the European Union. Featuring extracts from our own reporting from around the continent, we take a comprehensive view of the EU's cohesion policy with Elisa Ferreira, the Commissioner for Cohesion and Reforms. She…

France 24

'We have to protect EU taxpayers' money from fraud': EU Cohesion Commissioner

The Week

Was Ben Wallace snubbed for top Nato job?

Joe Biden has snubbed Britain and threatened the special relationship between the US and UK by blocking Ben Wallace’s bid to become Nato secretary-general, government sources claim.

The Guardian - UK

First Thing: number of Britons who want to rejoin EU highest since 2016

Data showed 58% would vote to re-enter bloc, while more respondents trust the European Commission over the UK government than vice versa. Plus, the 1,572 US politicians who have helped ban abortion

The Guardian - UK

Britain has changed hugely since 2016. This is how the Brexit vote would go now

The country’s view of the EU referendum could prove very relevant at the next election. Labour should take heed, says professor of politics John Curtice

The Independent UK

British meat and fish exports to EU slump by half since Brexit

Exclusive: Almost 50% decline shows need for veterinary deal to ease ‘red tape mountain’, says Labour

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