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Holidaymakers boosted as major change for UK travellers visiting Europe delayed

UK travellers will not be impacted by the changes until 2024 at the earliest

Liverpool Echo

Genomics has helped identify a new strep A strain in Australia – and what has made it dangerous

Group A streptococci, also known as “strep A”, has been on the rise around the world with a new strain reported in the United Kingdom and Europe. This variant has been linked with surges of scarlet fever and a marked increase in life-threatening invasive strep A infections.

The Conversation

Inside the deserted shopping centre that was once the biggest in Europe

'We’ve had everything in here but it’s getting worse, emptier. Even the bank has shut down'

Manchester Evening News

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Ecuador, Belgium sign deal to fight crime after mega cocaine bust

Ecuador and Belgium on Monday agreed to increase bilateral cooperation in their fight against international organized crime, a day after Ecuadorean police seized nearly nine tonnes of drugs bound for the European country.

Reuters

EU official defends talks on Big Tech helping fund networks

A top European Union official says existing telecom networks aren’t up to the job of handling surging amounts of internet data traffic and defended a consultation on whether Big Tech companies should help pay for upgrades

The Independent UK

Nokia-maker HMD may be ahead of the curve with its repairable phone and European onshoring

The Finnish phone firm reckons it knows what Europeans want.

Fortune

What Denmark's dead hedgehogs tell us about their lives -- and how we can help them

The European hedgehog is in decline all over Europe. In Britain, the species is already deemed vulnerable to extinction having seen its population fall by at least 46% in the past 13 years to an estimated 500,000 animals.

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62 people are dead off the coast of Italy. How many more will anti-migrant policies kill?

Italy’s hardline stance has been enabled by the EU, says the philosopher and activist Lorenzo Marsili

The Guardian - UK

First new Tyne and Wear Metro train finally arrives in North East after journey across Europe

A new Metro train is currently sat at the Tyne Yard in Gateshead as it waits to be taken to its new home in Gosforth

Chronicle Live

Love Supreme Festival 2023: Dates, line-up and how to get tickets

Europe’s largest outdoor jazz festival will run from June 30 to July 2 in East Sussex

Evening Standard

Climate campaigners sue BNP Paribas over fossil fuel finance

Action against one of Europe’s largest financial institutions is the first climate-related lawsuit against a commercial bank

The Guardian - UK

‘Brexit? It’s time for the bitterness and rancour to end’

From challenging China to ending divisions on Europe, Shadow Foreign Secretary, David Lammy tells Alexandra Jones what UK foreign policy would look like under Labour

Evening Standard

Bristol Airport: You can fly to Europe's 'best party city' for just £31

Beer costs just £2 in this beautiful city

Bristol Post

OPINION - The Standard View: Northern Ireland Protocol deal is a fork in the road for Rishi Sunak

It is shaping up to be a make-or-break week for the Prime Minister. Should he succeed in gaining an agreement from all parties on the Northern Ireland Protocol, it will strengthen his hand and potentially lay the foundations for a turnaround in Conservative fortunes. If he fails, and the Tory…

Evening Standard

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The Independent UK

Germany seeks to link all wind parks in North Sea

Germany wants to set up a new power line network to connect its own offshore wind parks with those of its North Sea neighbors in order to eliminate bottlenecks in the European energy market

Evening Standard

Starmer warns UK cannot risk ‘brain drain’ to Europe

Sir Keir said Labour was proposing “five shifts in Britain’s growth model”

Irish Mirror

Hundreds of Irish 'tarmac scammers' earning millions of euros a year in France

The source gave an insight into the gags’ operations – which concentrate on laying poor quality tarmac and fleeing with payment before their shoddy work falls apart – after French police issued an unprecedented warning about their activities,

Birmingham Post

First Hinkley Point C nuclear reactor arrives on site in Somerset

The plant’s developer, French energy giant EDF, said the delivery marked a ‘significant milestone’ for one of Europe’s largest construction projects

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The Independent UK

Europe’s Etias ‘e-visa’ postponed again to 2024 after pushback from EU member states

Exclusive: European Union originally intended Etias system would be running in 2021 but countries have warned about long border delays

The Independent UK

Flight chaos as strikes hit German and Spanish airports

Disruption caused by industrial action across Europe looks set to continue beyond Easter

Asharq Al-Awsat

Israel Reveals Secret Iranian Gold Smuggling Trade to Finance Hezbollah

Israeli Defense Minister Yoav Gallant recently issued an order to uncover a gold smuggling operation between Iran and Venezuela that is funding Lebanon’s Hezbollah terror activity, bypassing sanctions. In a signed document, the Minister revealed that dozens of kilograms of gold were smuggled on an Iranian Mahan Air flight, which…

Chronicle Live

Newcastle United revised routes into Europe next season after Carabao Cup loss shuts one door

Newcastle United still have it all to play for in terms of getting into Europe

The Independent UK

Japan's Nissan accelerates shift to electric vehicles

Nissan is speeding up its shift to electric vehicles, especially in Europe, where emissions regulations are most stringent

Reuters

Four Pakistanis migrants missing after Italy shipwreck - foreign office

Pakistan's foreign office said on Monday that four Pakistani citizens were missing and 16 had survived after a boat carrying migrants to Europe crashed on rocks near the southern Italian coast, killing dozens.

The National (Scotland)

Wind, wave, and solar: The science behind why Scotland is so energy rich

WE often hear about how Scotland is responsible for a significant chunk of Europe’s renewable potential and how the country could lead an energy…

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