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Simon Calder answers your travel questions, from passport problems to safety concerns

Our travel correspondent on passport validity for British travellers to Europe, the Cuba-US tangle and whether the Bahamas is a good choice for July

The Independent UK

Westminster’s move to block gender bill is ‘full-frontal attack’ on Scottish parliament, says Sturgeon – as it happened

Nicola Sturgeon says Scottish government will defend its legislation ‘and stand up for Scotland’s parliament’

The Guardian - UK

EU Condemns Akbari’s Execution…UK Reconsidering Support for Nuclear Deal

The European Union joined on Sunday the widespread Western condemnation of Iran’s execution of Iranian-British national Alireza Akbari. “The European Union condemns in the strongest terms the execution in Iran of Iranian-British national Alireza Akbari and recalls yet again its strong opposition against the application of capital punishment in any…

Asharq Al-Awsat

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Scandal-hit EU political group starts damage limitation work

The major political group embroiled in a massive European Union corruption scandal will seek this week to insulate itself from further fallout in the cash-for-influence affair linked to Qatar and Morocco

The Independent UK

Brexit: No protocol breakthrough as UK and EU agree to ‘scope’ for solutions

Hopes of joint political declaration dashed after talks between James Cleverly and EU’s Maros Sefcovic

The Independent UK

‘We need trees’: green vision struggles to take root in Europe’s cities

Planners want to plant trees to tackle climate crisis but often face a hostile urban environment

The Guardian - UK

SLAPPs: The 'obscure' legal issue that impacts on everyone in Scotland

"WHEN I was an MP, I became aware from journalists that there were a number of stories that could be perfectly justified, all the evidence was…

The National (Scotland)

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Brexit worsened UK medicine shortages and NHS budget pressures, expert says

THE turning point was the Brexit referendum. Before voting to leave the EU in June 2016, medicine shortages were not something the UK often had to…

The National (Scotland)

German tank manufacturer’s warning puts pressure on Ukraine’s allies

Defence firm dampens Kyiv hopes other European allies will follow UK’s lead in supplying heavy armour

The Guardian - UK

Netanyahu is Israel’s own worst enemy. Why won’t western allies confront him?

The hard-right religious coalition is attacking civil liberties at home and becoming an unreliable partner abroad. Its leader is endangering western support for his country, writes Simon Tisdall

The Guardian - UK

Ex-NATO general to face tycoon in Czech presidential runoff

A retired general who has pledged unwavering support for Ukraine won the first round of the Czech presidential election, advancing to the run-off against a billionaire ex-premier known for spats with the European Union.

Tribune News Service

Whitehall spending ‘tens of millions’ on Rees-Mogg’s bill to scrap EU laws

Opposition MPs call for government rethink on ‘reckless’ plans to rewrite almost 4,000 European regulations

The Guardian - UK

EU Studies Imposing New Set of Sanctions on Iran

The European Union is considering imposing new sanctions on nearly 40 Iranian individuals and entities, according to draft documents seen by the American Politico website. Additional sanctions are being studied as part of the EU’s response to the Iranian authorities’ deadly crackdown on protesters following the passing away last September…

Asharq Al-Awsat

Number of irregular EU border crossings highest since 2016

The number of irregular border crossings into the European Union increased by 64 percent last year compared to 2021 to reach the highest level since 2016, the EU's border agency has said.

Radio France Internationale

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Zenger

Twitter Probed Over Users’ Personal Data Leaks

Twitter is in hot water after a hacker claimed to have data of over 400 million users

StockNews.com

The Top 3 Oil and Gas Stocks to Buy in 2023

A tight supply and China’s recovering demand are expected to keep oil prices high in the foreseeable future. Given this backdrop, fundamentally strong energy stocks Marathon Petroleum (MPC), Berry Corporation (BRY), and Unit Corporation (UNTC) might be solid buys in 2023. Read on….

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2 Biotech Stocks Under $100 to Buy Now

The biotech industry flourished amid the pandemic, and lucrative federal investments are expected to drive further growth in the sector. Moreover, amid evolving variants of Coronavirus, the biotech industry is expected to remain in the limelight. Given the sound prospects of the industry, quality biotech stocks Gilead Sciences (GILD) and…

The Guardian - UK

Cross-party MPs launch fightback against bill to tear up 4,000 EU laws

Amendment seeks to give MPs not ministers the power to decide which Brussels-derived laws are abolished

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Belfast Live

Poll: 66% say Sinn Fein was right to withdraw from talks with Foreign Secretary James Cleverly

The controversy overshadowed a series of political talks to discuss how to resolve the Northern Ireland Protocol impasse

The Guardian - UK

UK may shelve controversial Brexit protocol bill in show of goodwill to EU

Negotiators on both sides hopeful they may be able to enter intense ‘tunnel’ phase of talks next week

Reuters

EU chief says Polish law must be implemented to unlock funds

The European Union will assess whether Poland's latest changes to the judiciary can unlock billions worth of EU aid only when the new law is fully implemented, the head of the European Commission said on Friday.

The Conversation

Serbia and Kosovo: why the EU is intent on resolving border tension stoked by the Ukraine war

The Russian invasion of Ukraine serves as a sombre reminder that Europe’s unresolved issues can reignite. Given the rising tension in the Balkans, Germany and France have made settling the unresolved problems between Serbia and Kosovo a top priority for 2023.

Reuters

Swedish PM Kristersson says EU needs to discuss competitiveness, not just state-aid

The European Union needs to improve long-term competitiveness and not just provide support for companies in the green tech sector where nations like China and the United States are providing subsidies, Sweden's prime minister said on Friday.

The National (Scotland)

Alister Jack's claim of 'no desire' for EU membership disputed by fact checkers

Calls for Alister Jack to correct the record in the House of Commons are growing following his claims over 'desire' for EU membership in Scotland

Chronicle Live

30 European countries Brits have to pay to enter once ETIAS visa waiver launches in late 2023

UK Passport holders will be charged a small fee to enter 30 Schengen zone countries - including most of the EU - from November 2023

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