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Fears Kosovo-Serbia number plate row could spark violence

Tensions rise over plans to fine ethnic Serbs in Kosovo who refuse to surrender Belgrade-issued plates

The Guardian - UK

Spanish authorities warn Brits about ‘two euro’ holiday scam

Frausters are sneaking a lower-value foreign coin into tourists’ change

The Independent UK

Top Tory boasts Brexit is delivering 'enormous' benefits - then can't name a single one

Treasury minister Andrew Griffith told MPs Brexit 'can deliver and is already delivering enormous benefits' - but hastily added there wasn't time to reel off any of them

Daily Mirror

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Keir Starmer tells firms to 'help' Britain off its 'immigration dependency'

Labour's leader said he will be 'pragmatic' about immigration - but did not promise to relax the Tories' rules overall. He told firms: 'Our common goal must be to help the British economy off its immigration dependency'

Daily Mirror

UK Government 'must replace' lost EU funding for Scottish projects

Projects which have benefited from £72.5m of European Territorial Co-operation grants may be unable to continue

Insider UK

EU to renew sanctions on Chinese officials over Xinjiang

The European Union (EU) is set to renew sanctions on Chinese officials it has accused of "serious human rights violations" in the western region of Xinjiang for another year.

Bangkok Post

EU drugs agency concerned about rising recreational use of 'laughing gas'

The European Union's drugs agency says that recreational use of laughing gas is an increasing worry in Europe, stressing that frequent use of this gas increases the risk of poisonings, burns and nervous system damage.

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Tuesday briefing: Why European leaders don’t want a ‘Swiss-style’ deal for the UK

In today’s newsletter: Many in Britain now yearn for closer ties to the EU, but what does the European Union want? Our Brussels correspondent explains what the story’s really about

The Guardian - UK

Australian winemakers hit back at European bid to ban them from using prosecco name

Italian immigrant Otto Dal Zotto, who grew Australia’s first commercial vines, says EU push makes him ‘very sad and a bit angry’

The Guardian - AU

Warning issued over 'two euro' scam in Spain as holidaymakers could be left with pennies

Fraudsters are using a similar looking coin which is worth just 32 cents.

Daily Record

Kosovo delays fining Serb drivers for 2 days after U.S. request

Kosovo has postponed for another 48 hours its plan to fine drivers who continue using Serbian-issued car license plates, after a U.S. request for a delay due to the West's fears that fines may trigger ethnic violence.

Reuters

Labour would relax immigration rules to help business growth, Keir Starmer to say

Business leaders tell Rishi Sunak to ‘open his mind’ on lifting barriers to trade with EU

The Independent UK

Memo on introducing energy windfall tax to be brought before Irish ministers

It comes after agreement at EU level at the end of September.

The Independent UK

Government discuss windfall tax on energy companies as Irish households are crippled with sky high bills

Cabinet will discuss the possible tax on Tuesday morning

Irish Mirror

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Bangkok Post

U.S.-Europe Trade Booms as Old Allies Draw Closer

The global economic map is rapidly transforming, with trade and investment between the U.S. and Europe booming as Russia's war in Ukraine and fraying ties between the West and China draw the transatlantic allies closer.

Daily Mirror

Rishi Sunak tries to kill off Tory fury at claims he wants 'Swiss-style' Brexit deal

The new PM ruled out new Brexit arrangements that would see the UK following EU rules - but one ex-minister warned the government's protests were being seen as a 'non-denial denial'

The Guardian - UK

Mystic Rish! predicts bold future where innovation trumps immigration

PM tells business leaders all they have to do to make most of Brexit is to go forth and innovate

The Independent UK

Malta proposes bill to ease EU's strictest anti-abortion law

Malta’s government has introduced legislation to ease the European Union’s strictest anti-abortion law and allow the procedure in cases where the mother’s life or health is at risk

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EU scam warning to UK holidaymakers with new travel rules coming into force

Fraudsters already appear to be taking advantage of the new Etias scheme that all Brits will soon need to apply for when travelling to the EU

Fortune

One key economic sign shows that inflation in Europe may have already peaked

Industrial producer prices in Germany, a leading indicator of higher costs that are passed on to consumers, swung negative on a month-over-month basis for the first time since May 2020.

Reuters

Some EU lawmakers oppose release of funds to Hungary's Orban

Some European Union lawmakers warned the bloc's executive Commission against unlocking billions of euros in funds for Hungary, saying Prime Minister Viktor Orban was trampling on democratic norms.

The Guardian - UK

The Guardian view on Brexit heresy in the government: reality begins to bite

Editorial: Controversial briefings to the press by senior government figures reflect a change in the zeitgeist

The Independent UK

Icelandic fish firm quits UK blaming Brexit and Covid

‘The UK market has become more difficult post-Brexit,’ says seafood chief – as 200 jobs put at risk

The National (Scotland)

Blow for Tories as eight in ten Brits reject plan to sell GM food without labels

EIGHT in 10 people think that genetically modified foods on sale in British shops should be labelled as such – in a blow to UK Government plans.

The National (Scotland)

UK's anti-Europe stance threatens Scottish science schemes, SNP warn

SCOTLAND faces the risk of an innovation drought if Westminster ditches a European funding programme, a Government minister has warned.

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