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EU, resolving a deadlock, in deal to cut most Russia oil imports

European Union leaders agreed in principle on Monday to cut 90% of oil imports from Russia by the end of this year, resolving a deadlock with Hungary over the bloc's toughest sanction yet on Moscow since the invasion of Ukraine three months ago.

Reuters

Ministers warned of ‘millions’ of winter power cuts and rationed supply

Threats to security of supply have prompted Business Secretary Kwasi Kwarteng to ask Britain’s coal-fired power stations to delay their closures.

The Independent UK

Ahead of this week's EU summit, France and Germany urge Putin to meet Zelenskyy

The EU will meet Monday to discuss how to handle the ongoing conflict as Russia intensifies its efforts to capture Severodonetsk, the largest eastern city that remains in Ukrainian hands.

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Ukraine latest updates: Zelenskyy urges EU to end ‘quarrels’

Ukraine news from May 30: Zelenskyy tells EU internal disputes help Moscow to put ‘more pressure’ on bloc.

Al Jazeera

EU Unity on Russian Sanctions ‘Starting to Crumble’, German Minister Says

German Economy Minister Robert Habeck on Sunday expressed fears that the European Union's unity was "starting to crumble" ahead of a summit to discuss an oil embargo against Russia and plans to cut dependence on Russian energy. EU leaders will meet on Monday and Tuesday to discuss a new sanctions…

Asharq Al-Awsat

‘It makes no sense’: reaction to plan to revive imperial measurements in UK

Opinion divided among shoppers and traders in Shrewsbury at prospect of moving away from metric system

The Guardian - UK

EU fails to agree on Russia oil embargo, to try again Monday before summit

The EU failed on Sunday to agree on an embargo of Russian oil, but diplomats but will still try to make progress ahead of a Monday-Tuesday summit on an exemption for pipeline deliveries to landlocked Central European countries, officials said.

Reuters

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EU unity on Russian sanctions 'starting to crumble', German minister says

Reuters

What law actually says on Imperial measurements - what will Boris Johnson really change?

Boris Johnson will announce a Queen's Platinum Jubilee bid to give traders the choice between metric and imperial units - after two decades of EU law. He'll also 'bring back' the Crown stamp on pints. We look at how much of the patriotic bluster is true

Daily Mirror

Spain and Portugal to slash energy bills by 40% by breaking ranks with EU

Both southern European countries have a large amount of renewable energy

Wales Online

Journalist in UK for 18 years ‘traumatised’ over Home Office delay that stopped her working

‘It’s like being othered to the nth degree’ says Dahaba Ali, who was told she couldn’t work due to a lengthy delay on her EU settlement application

The Independent UK

Imperial measurements to be revived by Boris Johnson during Queen's Jubilee celebrations

The Prime Minister is set to welcome back pounds and ounces into shops

Chronicle Live

Russia Presses Battle for Eastern Ukraine, Claims Key City Surrounded

Russian forces engaged in an all-out battle in eastern Ukraine have captured the strategic town of Lyman and surrounded a key industrial center, Moscow has claimed. But a Ukrainian official has denied that the city of Severodonetsk -- the focus of weeks of fierce fighting -- has been encircled, saying…

Asharq Al-Awsat

Letters: only a coalition can oust the Tories

Labour and the Lib Dems must put aside their differences to end a decade in power of a corrupt and immoral regime

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Food experts slam BBC for 'repeating Tory lies’ on genetic edited foods

THE BBC and other media have been accused of “repeating uncritically and ad nauseam” UK Government “lies” about genetically edited foods.

Tribune News Service

EU spares pipeline oil from Russian embargo plan to break logjam

The European Union proposed banning seaborne oil from Russia while delaying restrictions on imports from a key pipeline in an effort to satisfy Hungarian objections and clinch an agreement on a stalled sanctions package that would target Moscow for its war in Ukraine.

Daily Record

Boris Johnson set to bring back imperial measurements to shops in Jubilee plans

The Prime Minister will make the announcement to mark the Queen's Platinum Jubilee

Reuters

Iran says crew of two seized Greek tankers not detained and are on board

Iran's state maritime body said on Saturday the crew of two Greek tankers seized by its Revolutionary Guards on Friday had not been detained, and were in good health and being cared for on board their vessels.

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The Guardian - UK

Ukraine pleads for weapons as Russian onslaught threatens to turn the tide

As support among some European allies appears to waver, Kyiv calls for advanced rocket systems to hit Russia’s supply lines

Wales Online

Imperial measurements set to be revived to mark Queen's Platinum Jubilee

Boris Johnson is expected to say that British shops will be allowed to sell products in pounds and ounces

Daily Mirror

Boris Johnson bids for Jubilee boost with return of imperial measurements

Downing Street will hope it shores up support among key Brexiteer voters in battleground seats which Tories are currently in danger of losing

The Guardian - UK

Loss of EU funding clips wings of vital crow study in Cambridge

Laboratory chief blames Brexit for closure as money for corvid brain power research dries up

Nottingham Post

British holidaymakers will soon have to pay to get into Europe

Airlines will also be required to check for it

Irish Mirror

Ian Bailey makes formal complaint to gardai about 'nasty' online troll abuse

Exclusive: Mr Bailey, who is accused in France of the murder of Sophie Toscan Du Plantier in Schull, Co Cork 25 years ago, spoke to us in light of a recent European Court ruling that determined that Ireland’s system of retaining and accessing mobile phone metadata breaches EU law

The Guardian - UK

Congo crisis is tied to western complicity in the Rwandan genocide

Letter: Dr Noam Schimmel says there should be an honest accounting of the role of the UK, France and others

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