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Net migration to the UK reaches record high of half a million, ONS estimates show

More EU nationals have left the UK than arrived in the past year, the first negative figure since 1991

The Independent UK

EU preparing new Russia sanctions package, von der Leyen says

The European Union is pressing ahead with a ninth sanctions package on Russia in response to Moscow's attack on Ukraine, European Commission chief Ursula von der Leyen said during a visit to Finland on Thursday.

Reuters

Greece: Migrant boat had sailed from Libya with 483 people

Greek authorities say a dilapidated fishing boat crammed with migrants that was towed to port after losing steering in rough seas south of Crete this week, had been carrying a total of 483 people

The Independent UK

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Irish motorists warned petrol and diesel price hike could be just around the corner

The average price of petrol now sits at €1.77 while diesel is €1.96 but filling up your tank might cost a lot more in a few weeks

Irish Mirror

Polish climate minister says EU gas cap proposal is a 'joke'

The European Union's gas price cap proposal is a 'joke', Polish climate minister Anna Moskwa said on Thursday.

Reuters

Hungary to provide $195 million in financial aid to Ukraine - govt decree

Hungary will provide 187 million euros ($195 million) in financial aid to Ukraine as its contribution to a planned EU support package worth up to 18 billion euros in 2023, according to a government decree published late on Wednesday.

Reuters

Thursday briefing: Nicola Sturgeon’s bid for a second Scottish referendum isn’t over … yet

In today’s newsletter: the UK supreme court shot down a legal attempt to force another vote. But that doesn’t mean the SNP is out of options

The Guardian - UK

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What the papers say – November 24

A denied independence referendum and World Cup schadenfreude are splashed across the Thursday papers.

The Independent UK

EasyJet looks to over-45s in cabin crew recruitment drive

Airline launches campaign targeting ‘empty nesters’ or people looking for challenge later in life

The Guardian - UK

‘No establishment will ever silence Scottish people’: Holyrood Yes rally

"THE United Kingdom is not a voluntary Union of nations.”

The National (Scotland)

SNP President Michael Russell tells Ireland's Future: ‘Foolish’ to think court ruling ends Scottish independence referendum debate

Speaking in Belfast Michael Russell called the court decision that Scotland cannot legislate for a referendum “the elephant in the room”

Belfast Live

EU official: Kosovo, Serbia reach a deal on vehicle plates

The European Union’s top diplomat says Kosovo and Serbia have reached a deal on a dispute over vehicle number plates, defusing rising tension between the two Western Balkan neighbors

The Independent UK

SNP president: ‘Foolish’ to think court ruling ends referendum debate

‘It’s not the judges who are wrong, it is the law that is wrong,’ Michael Russell told a pro-Irish unity conference in Belfast.

The Independent UK

Kosovo, Serbia reach deal to end dangerous dispute over car plates -EU

Kosovo and Serbia reached a deal on Wednesday to end a nearly two-year dispute over car licence plates in northern Kosovo, which the West had warned could trigger ethnic violence, the European Union's foreign policy chief said.

Reuters

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Daily Mirror

Brits must 'take responsibility' for bills when energy support ends, Jeremy Hunt warns

The Chancellor told MPs on the Treasury Committee that if households reduce their energy usage by 15% they could save £500 per year on bills

The Guardian - UK

Jeremy Hunt refuses to deny briefing that government wants Swiss-style ties with EU

Chancellor says he or Treasury was not source of alleged briefing and he did not support ‘moving away’ from Brexit agreement

Evening Standard

European Parliament declares Russia a ‘state sponsor of terrorism’ after attacks on Ukraine civilians

European lawmakers took decision on Wednesday as more civilians were reportedly killed in a missile strike by Vladimir Putin’s forces, including a 17-year-old girl

France 24

EU's Canfin says COP27 'loss and damage' deal 'better than nothing'

In an interview with FRANCE 24 in Strasbourg, the chairman of the environment committee at the European Parliament reacted to the recent COP27 climate summit in Egypt. Pascal Canfin hailed the deal on "loss and damage" for vulnerable countries as "better than nothing" and welcomed the fact that China has…

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Germany rejects Boris Johnson’s claims it said Ukraine should fold to Russia

German official says former UK PM has ‘unique relationship with the truth’ in rebuttal of Johnson’s claims

Dublin Live

Increase in fuel prices could be around the corner says AA Ireland

Lower prices for fuel across the country could be short-lived

Daily Mirror

Tories accused of 'workers rights plot' after scuppering bid to stop them expiring

Tory MPs voted down a move to prevent laws protecting the right to paid holidays, rest breaks and maternity rights from expiring in a 'Brexit bonfire'

The Independent UK

Ukraine: Putin’s Russia declared ‘state sponsor of terrorism’ by European Parliament

Moscow suggests designating European Parliament as a ‘sponsor of idiocy’ in response

Al Jazeera

Outrage after French court censors media investigation into mayor

The gag order against Mediapart violates French press law and the European Convention on Human Rights, critics say.

The National (Scotland)

Europeans send message to Scotland: ‘You are not alone in this fight’

EUROPEAN supporters have sent a message to Scotland saying “you are not alone in this fight” after the decision of the Supreme Court.

The Conversation

The Energy Charter Treaty lets fossil fuel firms sue governments – but its future is now in question

European governments are finally starting to abandon a treaty that could stop them taking much-needed climate action and that protects the interests of fossil fuel companies and investors.

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