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Labour to back down on foie gras and fur bans to ease EU trade deal

Exclusive: Animal welfare charities ‘bitterly disappointed’ UK government plans to backtrack on manifesto promises

The Guardian - UK

Sweden releases sanctioned tanker due to lack of evidence it caused oil spill

Swedish authorities have released a tanker sanctioned by the EU that was detained on suspicion of causing an oil spill in the Baltic Sea

The Independent UK

Podcast: Brussels Naked and more book picks beyond the headlines

In this special episode, we step away from the headlines and into the world of books. With the help of Brussels-based author Irina Papancheva and Stefan Grobe, we share some reading recommendations for the long weekend.

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Portugal among EU countries with the most people working close to 50 hours a week

A recent Randstad analysis indicates that only Greece, Cyprus and France have a higher percentage of employees habitually working 49 hours or more per week than in Portugal.

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Travelling to Europe? Here are the essential travel apps you need to download

From trains and translation to booking stays and splitting costs, these are the apps that can make travelling around Europe much easier.

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Cocoa shortage: Why your Easter chocolate costs more than before

Cocoa and chocolate prices in Europe rose significantly faster than overall inflation ahead of Easter. Easter supplies depend on increasingly fragile supply chains.

Euronews

Ukraine war briefing: Slovakia PM calls on EU to lift sanctions on Russian oil and gas

Robert Fico said ending sanctions on Russian energy imports would help tackle the energy crisis stemming from the war in Iran. What we know on day 1,502

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Iran Offers Europe a Hormuz Lifeline — and the Price Could Be the Dollar

Iran proposes negotiations for transit access through the Strait of Hormuz, potentially easing a global energy crisis. Explore the implications for Europe and the petrodollar system.

International Business Times UK

Meloni in the Gulf: harmony on gas and defence with Qatar, the Emirates and Saudi Arabia

The focus of the talks of Italian prime minister with Qatar, the Emirates and Saudi Arabia was the restoration of energy supplies and security in Hormuz. Italy offered technical support for affected infrastructure and defence against Iranian raids.

Euronews

Why US and Russia are backing Viktor Orbán in Hungary election

As voters head to polls, Washington support and alleged interference from Moscow raise questions about influence

The Guardian - UK

Government confirms marmalade will not be renamed in post-Brexit trade deal

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The Independent UK

Government steps in to clarify post-Brexit marmalade naming rules

The proposed rebrand was reportedly due to EU rules

The Independent UK

Keir Starmalade, anyone? Will marmalade really have to be rebranded in UK?

Britain is reportedly considering aligning with EU rules in what Daily Mail is calling the PM’s ‘breakfast reset’

The Guardian - UK

Marmalade will not have to be renamed as a result of EU rules, Government says

Concerns have been raised that the fruit preserve will have to be relabelled ‘citrus marmalade’ on British supermarket shelves.

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The Independent UK

European ministers call for profit caps on energy companies as Iran war drives price surge

Finance ministers from five European Union member states are urging the bloc to introduce a windfall tax on energy companies as surging oil and gas prices raise inflation fears

Euronews

Five EU ministers call for new windfall tax on energy profits amid price surge

Economy and finance ministers from Italy, Germany, Spain, Portugal and Austria are asking the EU for a tax on energy surplus profits to curb price increases.

Radio France Internationale

Five EU finance ministers call for 'tax on energy companies' windfall profits

Five European Union finance ministers are calling for a tax on windfall profits of energy companies in reaction to rising fuel prices due to the Iran war, according to a letter from the ministers to the EU Commission seen by Reuters on Saturday.

The Independent UK

Fears over more price rises as twice as many haulage companies going bust since Brexit

Exclusive: 2,051 haulage companies went bust between 2021-2025 – almost double the 1,068 that went bust in the five years prior

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The Guardian - UK

Biometric checks stalled again for cross-Channel travellers

Fears of Easter chaos over scaling up of new EU border system are eased, with no facial IDs for Eurotunnel and Eurostar passengers

Creative Bloq

Britain's marmalade rebranding controversy explained

Paddington's favourite preserve is in a jam.

Euronews

Easter's chocolate giants: The EU nations fuelling the global industry

The continent's chocolate industry continues to operate at peak production, reaffirming its position as the undisputed world leader in cocoa processing and exports.

Euronews

Egg prices surge in Europe ahead of Easter: Which countries saw the highest rise?

Egg prices, both consumer and wholesale, are on the rise across Europe. Egg inflation significantly outpaces overall inflation in most European countries.

The Independent UK

Marmalade may need to be relabelled as part of post-Brexit deal with EU

The spread will need to be sold as ‘citrus marmalade’ if the agreement goes ahead

The Guardian - UK

It’s the silver lining from this terrible age of Donald Trump: he is pushing Britain closer to the EU

Ten years after the Brexit vote, Trump’s disdain and insults are fuelling the belief that the UK should renew ties with Europe, says Guardian columnist Gaby Hinsliff

TechRadar

EU cyberattack may have been worse than we thought - 90GB of data published online as 30 entities hit

CERT-EU is blaming TeamPCP for the attack, saying the Trivy breach trickled down.

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