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Keir Starmer launches Labour's Brexit policy and rules out rejoining the European Union

Labour's party chief is set to unveil what he describes as a five point plan to 'Make Brexit Work' in a speech to the Centre for European Reform this evening

Daily Mirror

UK subscribers will soon be able to leave Amazon Prime in two clicks

The move follows changes across the EU that made it simpler for users to quit the subscription service

The Guardian - UK

EU countries which failed to spend on defence 'to blame for Ukraine invasion'

The claim came from Trump-era US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo who had campaigned for nations to pump more cash into their armed forces

Daily Mirror

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EU to sign hydrogen deal with Namibia to offset reliance on Russian energy

The European Union is planning to sign a deal with Namibia to support the country's 'green' hydrogen sector and boost European imports of the fuel as the bloc works to reduce its dependence on Russian energy.

Radio France Internationale

EU far-right tries to postpone debate on UK Brexit lawbreaking

MEPs are set to blast Boris Johnson’s approach on Wednesday

The Independent UK

Croatia travel passport warning for Scots as entry requirements change to Schengen rules

Scots travelling to Croatia should take note of this change to the visa-free travel limit. Croatia has dropped all Covid-19 entry restrictions but has brought in new visa rules for UK citizens.

Daily Record

The EU countries and popular holiday destinations keeping Covid travel rules in place

While these five European countries have managed to stabilise Covid-19, they continue to enforce travel restrictions - here's what tourists need to know

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Russia's oil is in long-term decline – and the war has only added to the problem

Immediately after Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, world oil prices jumped above US$100 per barrel, hitting US$130 for Brent crude on March 8. The prevailing fear was that substantial Russian supplies would be lost to the world market either through western sanctions or a voluntary decision by Moscow in retaliation to…

The Conversation

Holiday hotspots that still have Covid entry rules including Spain, the US and Thailand

Spain, the Netherlands, Thailand, the USA and the Philippines all still have Covid entry requirements for British people looking to visit their on holiday this summer

Daily Mirror

Croatia passport travel warning for Brits as country moves to Schengen rules

Brits travelling to Croatia must be aware of the new visa-free travel limit. The EU country, which has applied to become part of the Schengen area, has brought in similar visa rules.

Liverpool Echo

How Keir Starmer hopes to ‘make Brexit work’

Analysis: Labour leader plans to focus on practicalities instead of reopening old political wounds

The Guardian - UK

VM O2 give customers chance to learn a new language on app Duolingo for three months

Saving yourself just under £30 for a Super Duolingo subscription, Priority members a free three-month trial and brush up on some key phrases before jetting off to sunny climates this summer

Daily Mirror

Do humanitarian agencies help refugees become independent? Evidence from history

When 5.3 million Ukrainians entered the EU between February and June 2022, alongside life-saving emergency assistance came similarly crucial support: the right to stay and work in the EU for up to three years. This arose out of the recognition that people deserve the chance to make a living in…

The Conversation

Ukraine: survey shows British people, and especially Tory voters, feel very differently about some refugees than others

As of late May, in the three months since Russia invaded Ukraine, 6.8 million refugees had fled the war into other countries. The majority, some 3.6 million people, headed to Poland, while another million went to Romania. European Union nations and others began offering visa waivers and other schemes to…

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Daily Record

Anas Sarwar backs Keir Starmer's move to abandon any attempt by Labour government to rejoin EU

The Scottish Labour leader ruled out a return to the EU under a Labour government saying people wanted the politicians to sort the Brexit problems not re-run the debate.

Evening Standard

Why a cut in VAT would NOT solve the cost of living crisis

City Voices: Some targetted VAT cuts could help a little

Reuters

Forget 'arguments of the past,' UK's Labour sets out Brexit plan

Britain's opposition leader will on Monday set out his plan to make Brexit work, telling his Labour Party it was time to forget "arguments of the past" and that, if in power, he would not want to reverse Britain's divorce from the European Union.

The Guardian - UK

Keir Starmer’s Brexit plan is a mouse of a policy – what is he so afraid of?

By refusing to discuss rejoining the single market or the customs union, Labour can’t deal with the ‘fatberg’ of red tape, says Guardian columnist Simon jenkins

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Passport control 'looked like a concert with the crowd' as Irish tourists face lengthy airport queue in top Portugal destination

One passenger, David Hall, said the airport was a "nightmare" and looked more like a "concert with the crowd"

Daily Mirror

Keir Starmer compares Tory Brexit to 'wet wipe island' and vows to sort Johnson's 'poor deal'

Keir Starmer will denounce the Brexit 'mess' created by Boris Johnson and say the Tories have 'created a hulking ‘fatberg’ of red tape' in a speech where he will vow Labour won't go back into the EU

Reuters

Polish wall no deterrent to migrants en route from Africa, Cuba via Russia

Poland's 5.5-metre tall steel barrier, built on its border with Belarus, was meant to be a European version of former U.S. President Donald Trump’s wall, protecting the European Union's eastern frontier from illegal migration.

The Guardian - UK

Labour to rule out Brexit reversal and unveil plan to resolve NI protocol issues

Keir Starmer to insist on no return to single market, saying it would be recipe for further division

The Guardian - UK

Boris Johnson fails to give MPs commitment defence spending will rise to 2.5% of GDP by end of decade – as it happened

Prime minister’s commitment to defence spending questioned by Tory MP after statement last week

The National (Scotland)

Anas Sarwar to demand 'legal duty' for Holyrood and Westminster to co-operate

ANAS Sarwar is set to argue that there should be a “legal duty of cooperation” between the Holyrood and Westminster Governments.

The National (Scotland)

Keir Starmer commits to hard Brexit as he rules out rejoining single market

LABOUR leader Sir Keir Starmer is to double down on his commitment to a hard Brexit as he sets out his position on the EU.

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