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EU revisits Balkans to win friends, seek more influence

The European Union is in the midst of yet another goodwill trip through the Western Balkans to drum up support for the 27-nation bloc

The Independent UK

Polish general chosen to lead EU training mission for Ukrainian troops

Polish General Piotr Trytek has been appointed to lead a European Union mission to train Ukrainian troops, the Polish defence minister said late on Thursday, as western countries seek to step up support for Kyiv following Russia's invasion.

Reuters

Sturgeon rejects claims she lied about currency in independent Scotland

New reports suggest that Scotland would have to join the euro to be a member of the EU

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Brexit: One in five small businesses now unable to trade with EU OLD

British Chambers of Commerce urges government to ‘cut red tape on UK-EU goods movements’

The Independent UK

Battery hen and animal testing laws could be scrapped because of Brexit, warns RSPCA

Charity fears ‘inertia or a lack of commitment’ in government could lead laws to ‘vanish into thin air’

The Independent UK

Profits at world’s seven biggest oil firms soar to almost £150bn this year

Bumper earnings prompt calls for overhaul of UK windfall tax after Shell admission it will not pay any this year

The Guardian - UK

Portugal's parliament approves budget bill on first reading

Portugal's parliament easily approved the majority Socialist government's 2023 budget bill on its first reading on Thursday, paving the way for planned further deficit and debt reductions despite a sharp economic slowdown.

Reuters

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Irish EU Commissioner Mairead McGuinness warns era of cheap energy prices is over and we will never go back to lower prices

The news will come as a bitter blow to households and businesses who are bracing themselves for escalating bills

Irish Mirror

EU hits out at Iranian sanctions on European politicians and media

The European Union on Thursday branded as politically motivated a decision by the Iranian government to place sanctions on European politicians and media outlets including Radio France Internationale.

Radio France Internationale

Scrapping farm nature payments may worsen English river pollution up to 20%

Exclusive: Removing incentives due to replace EU scheme would leave rivers in ‘even more degraded state’

The Guardian - UK

FMQs Sketch: Nicola Sturgeon and Douglas Ross engage in pre-Halloween rammy

AT the last FMQs before October recess, Liz Truss was the prime minister, Kwasi Kwarteng was the chancellor and Douglas Ross claimed to be very…

The National (Scotland)

Rishi Sunak is helping Britain eclipse its colonial past around the world

It is hard to understand how far Britain’s reputation has fallen if you live in England. The six years and four different leaders the country has cycled through since it voted to leave the European Union have not just damaged the UK’s reputation with our nearest neighbours. They have soured…

Evening Standard

Sturgeon rejects claims she lied about currency in independent Scotland

The Times reported an unnamed EU source as saying ‘no euro, no entry’ to the bloc.

The Independent UK

iPhone 15: price, deals, specs and everything you need to know

The iPhone 15 range comprises four models, featuring USB-C charging, refreshed designs, spec upgrades and more.

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Russia says it will retaliate if EU confiscates state assets

Russia will retaliate if its state and citizens' assets are confiscated by the European Union, the Foreign Ministry said on Thursday.

The Guardian - UK

Sunak may deprioritise Rees-Mogg Brexit bill to switch off 2,400 EU laws

Prime minister is told hundreds of staff needed to review legislation

The National (Scotland)

Nicola Sturgeon destroys claim Scotland MUST join the euro to get into the EU

FIRST Minister Nicola Sturgeon has destroyed a claim that an independent Scotland MUST join the euro in order to get in to the European Union.

The Guardian - UK

Why is Northern Ireland facing another Stormont election?

DUP boycotted power-sharing executive over post-Brexit Irish Sea border and if not revived by midnight election must be called

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The Guardian - UK

We need to talk about Xi Jinping: G7’s discord over powerful trading partner

Disagreements have opened up about strategy when China is also seen as an existential threat

The Independent UK

Brexit crisis pushes N Ireland to brink of new election

Northern Ireland politicians are making a last-ditch attempt to break a political impasse triggered by Brexit that has stopped the formation of a functioning government in Belfast

Daily Record

Nicola Sturgeon's plan to rejoin EU after independence dealt blow over currency

In the latest independence paper Nicola Sturgeon announced that Scotland would apply to rejoin the EU in a bid to access the single market.

Reuters

German Chancellor tells Greek paper solidarity only way out of energy crisis

Solidarity is the only way to deal with the energy crisis, German Chancellor Olaf Scholz said in an interview with Greek newspaper Ta Nea before a visit to Athens.

The Independent UK

Europe's energy crisis raises firewood prices, theft fears

Europe’s energy crisis is forcing some people to turn to cheaper sources to stay warm as the weather gets colder

Radio France Internationale

Macron, Scholz play down tensions in 'friendly', 'constructive' meeting

French President Emmanuel Macron and German Chancellor Olaf Scholz held a "friendly" and "constructive" conversation over lunch Wednesday, Paris and Berlin said, after the relationship suffered some bruising in recent weeks over a number of issues including energy and defence.

The Independent UK

EU expanding border guard presence along busy Balkan route

The European Union is expanding the presence of its border protection agency Frontex to North Macedonia to strengthen international policing of an increasingly popular migration route in the Western Balkans

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