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UK police and Border Force to remain locked out of EU database of criminals

Exclusive: Home Office admits vital access to Schengen Information System II lost for up to four years

The Guardian - UK

Europe's travel visa scheme is delayed again until next year

Once brought in the new security measure will help to identify potential security risks among visa-free travellers, before they reach EU borders.

Daily Record

Greece referred to EU Court of Justice over railway failings two weeks before devastating crash

The nation’s transport minister stepped following the crash citing failings to bring the railway system into the 21st century

The Independent UK

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EU, Russia Take Strong Positions as Ukraine Takes Center Stage at G20

The year-long Russian war in Ukraine took center stage on the eve of a G20 foreign ministers' meeting in New Delhi on Wednesday with the EU foreign policy chief saying its success would be measured by what it could do to help end the conflict. Russia said it would use…

Asharq Al-Awsat

Stephen Flynn asks Rishi Sunak if it hurts that 'Labour believes in Brexit more than he does'

The SNP's Westminster leader pounced on comments from the PM that Northern Ireland was 'in an unbelievably special position' as it had access to both the EU and UK markets.

Daily Record

EU Parliament bans staff from using TikTok on work phones

The European Parliament has told staff to purge TikTok from devices used for work because of data protection concerns, after similar moves by the EU's main governing bodies last week. The move follows scores of countries worldwide that have restricted use of the social media app.

Radio France Internationale

Environmentalists pile on pressure in Indian Ocean tuna row

An ongoing row between the European Union and coastal Indian Ocean nations over sustainable tuna fishing continues to simmer after a resolution in early February temporarily banned the use of destructive driftnets

The Independent UK

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Spanish Representative In The European Union Denied Entry To Israel Due To Ties To Palestine

Ana Miranda, a member of the European Parliament, returned to Spain after she was denied entry to Israel on a diplomatic mission.

Zenger

UK travel: Visa waiver plans for holidaymakers entering European countries delayed to 2024

The application fee for the visa waiver is set to be €7

Belfast Live

Russia-Ukraine war at a glance: what we know on day 371 of the invasion

Finnish MPs to vote on speeding up Nato accession process; Kremlin dismisses Ukraine denial it sent drones to attack targets within Russia

The Guardian - AU

How Lithuania is spearheading EU and NATO efforts facing Russia

In 2008, as part of a “nation branding” exercise – an attempt to give a country an easily recognisable identity – the Lithuanian communication specialists came up with the slogan “Lithuania – a brave country”. At the time, the country’s political elite were sceptical, but today, they identify with the…

The Conversation

SNP demand to know why EU market access good for Northern Ireland and not Scotland

STEPHEN Flynn has demanded to know why Scotland is being "denied" access to the EU single market but Northern Ireland is allowed special…

The National (Scotland)

PM faces calls to explain why Scotland cannot receive same ‘special’ EU access

SNP MP Joanna Cherry noted that Rishi Sunak had ‘boasted’ the latest Brexit deal puts Northern Ireland in an ‘unbelievably special position’.

The Independent UK

Rishi Sunak’s next problem: how do you keep a Brexit coalition together when you’ve got Brexit done?

The prime minister’s Northern Ireland deal does the job. But don’t expect any sunlit uplands just yet, says Anand Menon of The UK in a Changing Europe

The Guardian - UK

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Myriad questions but no evidence yet for cause of Greece train crash

Investigation may uncover signalling or human error, but some are already propounding the role of railway privatisation

The Independent UK

Accessible air travel: what rights do disabled passengers have at airports and on flights?

Strict rules are laid down by the EU and UK, but these are not always followed

Evening Standard

OPINION - Brexit’s ‘benefits’ are becoming clearer: getting back what we had before

There’s a famous and controversial scene in the film Fight Club where Brad Pitt’s character, Tyler, briefly threatens to kill a grocery clerk and then lets him go, ‘’granting’’ him the gift of life. It played to a wide variety of reactions among audiences. Some loved it: the clerk had…

The Independent UK

Watch live: Rishi Sunak faces PMQs after striking new Brexit deal

Watch live as Rishi Sunak faces Prime Minister’s Questions as he seeks support on a new Brexit deal on trade rules struck with EU Commission president Ursula von Der Leyen.

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The Independent UK

OnlyFans loses tax battle at Europe’s top court

CJEU’s judgment is final and UK tribunal now has to examine the case and make its final ruling

Reuters

West gains advantage as it vies with Russia for influence in Serbia

A tentative, EU-brokered deal between Serbia and Kosovo this week to normalise relations marks a quiet victory for the West as it vies with Russia for influence in Belgrade.

Evening Standard

Unionists voice ‘concerns’ over Rishi Sunak’s post-Brexit Northern Ireland trade deal

Rishi Sunak’s landmark post-Brexit deal for Northern Ireland was facing fresh questions on Wednesday as unionist politicians expressed “concerns” over plans to give them a block on new EU rules on trade.

The Independent UK

Stormont brake ‘not really a brake’, says DUP MP critical of Sunak’s deal

The unionist party will scrutinise the Windsor agreement for ‘as long as it takes’, chief whip Sammy Wilson said.

The Independent UK

China says EU TikTok ban will harm business confidence

China says a ban on the use of TikTok by official European Union institutions will harm business confidence in Europe

The Independent UK

David Frost begrudgingly backs Sunak’s ‘bitter pill’ Brexit deal, as DUP split over support

Windsor deal ‘worth having, but isn’t taking back control’, says Boris Johnson’s Brexit negotiator

The Guardian - UK

Kemi Badenoch dismisses idea of trialling menopause leave because it was proposed ‘from a leftwing perspective’ – as it happened

Minister for women and equalities dismisses suggestion government should pilot menopause leave for women

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