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EU's top diplomat denies 'jungle' comments were racist

The European Union's foreign policy chief Josep Borrell on Tuesday denied that comments he made last week were racist and apologised for any offence caused by the remarks that had prompted criticism from the United Arab Emirates.

Reuters

Northern Ireland likely to face another election by Christmas, MPs told

NI secretary Chris Heaton-Harris indicates second poll of the year in mid-December unless power sharing quickly restored

The Guardian - UK

Sanctions on Russia are increasing, not decreasing, its revenue

The European Union has just approved new sanctions against Russia, including a price cap on oil sales, following the United States’ Sept. 30 announcement of new economic sanctions. Both announcements are in response to Russia’s annexation of four regions of Ukraine.

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EU energy crisis weighs on Italy's textile industry

EU policymakers remain divided over how best to deal with the ongoing energy crisis. High prices are affecting households and businesses across the bloc, including Italy's storied textiles industry, as our correspondents report. Also in the show: French unions strike amid calls for higher wages, and electric vehicles are in…

France 24

Liz Truss turns to former Johnson adviser as she fights to shore up tottering premiership

‘She’s toast’: PM to face MPs’ questions amid questions over how long she can survive

The Independent UK

The neoliberal Spartans led us all into this chaos

Letters: Jerry Palmer on the threads that run from Brexit to today’s turmoil in the UK’s economy and politics. Plus letters from Fawzi Ibrahim and Stephen Coleman

The Guardian - UK

EU seeks to boost infrastructure protection after Nord Stream blasts

The European Commission on Tuesday proposed stepping up measures to protect its critical infrastructure, with energy among its chief areas of focus following the possible sabotage last month of the Nord Stream gas pipelines.

Reuters

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Pesticide use around world almost doubles since 1990, report finds

Agricultural chemicals drive falls of 30% in populations of field birds and butterflies, says Pesticide Atlas

The Guardian - UK

Ryanair boss blames ‘car crash’ economic crisis on Brexit ‘failure’

Michael O’Leary hopes the appointing of Jeremy Hunt will lead to more ‘sensible’ policies

The Independent UK

Instagram to start verifying users’ age with selfie videos

The company is rolling out the feature in the UK and EU at the end of the year

Evening Standard

How soulmates Hungary and Poland fell out over Ukraine war

With one demanding stronger sanctions and the other blaming the EU for soaring energy prices, relations remain tense

The Guardian - UK

How to save money on mobile roaming charges while abroad

Avoid costly shocks when you return home with our guide to mobile roaming

Evening Standard

Greece, Turkey spar on Twitter after 92 refugees found stripped

The longtime foes both regularly face accusations of refugee mistreatment.

Al Jazeera

EU proposes to cap ‘excessive and volatile’ gas prices this winter

Policymakers attempt to insulate households from worst of impact from Russia’s invasion of Ukraine

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Brexit sparked greater attachment to the European Union in UK and EU citizens living abroad, survey suggests

Prior to the 2016 referendum on leaving, polling consistently showed that people in Britain had previously given little thought to the European Union. But a survey of British people living in Europe and UK-resident EU citizens conducted by our team at the universities of Birmingham and Lancaster suggests Brexit has…

Manchester Evening News

Covid entry requirements for Brits travelling to Spain this half term

Spain still has rules in place for travellers arriving from outside of the EU

Reuters

Swiss considering wider EU sanctions on Iran over Amini death

Switzerland is considering whether to adopt the strengthened European Union sanctions against Iran following Teheran's crackdown against demonstrators outraged by the death in police custody of 22-year-old Mahsa Amini.

The Independent UK

EU lawmakers reject border agency budget over misconduct

European Union lawmakers have refused to endorse the way the EU’s border and coast guard agency used its 2020 budget

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EU proposes energy measures, avoids immediate gas price cap

The European Commission proposed another set of emergency measures on Tuesday to tackle high energy prices, but steered clear of an immediate cap on gas prices as EU countries remain split over the idea.

Reuters

Ukraine receives 2 billion euros in aid from EU - Ukrainian PM

Ukraine received 2 billion euros in financial assistance from the European Union on Tuesday, the first tranche of a 5-billion euro EU package following Russian's invasion, the Ukrainian prime minister said.

Evening Standard

Pictured: ’Powerful explosions’ behind Nord Stream leaks, Danish police say

Four leaks were discovered at the end of September in the Nord Stream gas pipelines running from Russia to Germany, causing international alarm and claims of sabotage

WEKU

The European Union faces a battle to keep energy prices from harming its economy

European Union leaders enter a crucial stretch this week to make sure runaway energy prices and short supplies do not further tank their struggling economies and foment unrest.

The Independent UK

EU faces battle to keep energy prices from tanking economy

European Union leaders enter a crucial stretch this week to make sure runaway energy prices and short supplies do not further weaken their struggling economies and foment unrest

The National (Scotland)

'Not possible' to compare Scottish independence plans to Brexit, minister says

SCOTTISH independence cannot be compared to the “back-of-a-fag-packet” plans for Brexit, an SNP minister has said.

The Independent UK

Independence will not rely on ‘back-of-a-fag-packet’ plan like Brexit – minister

Neil Gray’s comments came after the release of the latest paper in a series designed to refresh the prospectus for Scottish independence.

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