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Evil serial killer Mark Nash refused transfer from high security Midlands prison to 'cushy' Arbour Hill

Nash will likely die in jail after his application to the European Court of Human Rights over his conviction for the Grangegorman murders was rejected in 2020

Irish Mirror

Unelected minister denies Tories have conned public over Brexit

UNELECTED peer Malcolm Offord has insisted the Tories have not conned the public over Brexit.

The National (Scotland)

Kwarteng dismisses ‘irresponsible’ threats of trade war with Brussels

The Business Secretary said the UK will not be deterred from taking action to maintain political stability in Northern Ireland.

The Independent UK

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Unilateral move by UK on protocol could undermine peace process, Coveney warns

Ireland’s foreign minister criticised ‘sabre rattling’ and ‘grandstanding’ in London as he insisted dialogue was the way to resolve the impasse.

The Independent UK

The Northern Ireland protocol is said to be a blight on regional economy. That’s just not true

After an initial shock to businesses, manufacturing jobs are growing four times faster here than the UK average

The Guardian - UK

'Neutral' Europe recedes as Finns, Swedes edge toward NATO

With Finland and Sweden taking steps to join NATO, the list of “neutral” countries in Europe appears poised to shrink

The Independent UK

Taoiseach Micheal Martin left 'stranded' on airstrip in Brussels after Government jet breaks down

Senior officials at the Taoiseach’s department said the latest breakdown marked a 'further deterioration' in the service being provided for flying ministers around the globe

Irish Mirror

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G7 Urge Tehran to Bring Successful Conclusion To Nuclear Talks

The G7 group of nations urged on Saturday Iran to benefit from the current opportunity and facilitate the nuclear talks, which have been veering between success and failure for months now. “It is high time for Iran to seize the opportunity and bring negotiations which started in Vienna more than…

Asharq Al-Awsat

Boris Johnson is using Ukraine crisis to launch a British comeback in Europe

UK’s revival of old alliances in eastern Europe and Scandinavia to help deter Russia fuels new tensions with the EU as Northern Ireland row looms

The Guardian - UK

Cambridge spies and Brexiters have a lot in common

As Simon Kuper points out in his excellent book, both groups betrayed us to Moscow – but the former did it deliberately

The Guardian - UK

Finland, Sweden Inch Closer to Seeking NATO Membership

Finland's government declared a "new era" is underway as it inches closer to seeking NATO membership, hours before Sweden's governing party on Sunday backed a plan to join the trans-Atlantic alliance amid Russia's war in Ukraine. Russia has long bristled about NATO moving closer to its borders, so the developments…

Asharq Al-Awsat

Ukraine wins Eurovision 2022 with UK’s Sam Ryder in second place

The UK’s Sam Ryder came in second place with his uplifting pop song Space Man

Nottingham Post

Sam Ryder widely praised after securing UK’s best Eurovision result for two decades

‘There is so much gratitude, what an experience’, said Ryder

Evening Standard

Johnson to tell Stormont’s politicians to ‘get back to work’

The PM will urge parties to resume power-sharing as the Government works to ‘fix’ the Northern Ireland Protocol with the EU.

The Independent UK

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The Independent UK

Former Brexit minister rejects protocol claim levelled by Irish premier

Lord Frost said Micheal Martin was ‘simply wrong’

Tribune News Service

EU drafts plan for buying Russian gas without breaking sanctions

The European Union is set to offer its gas importers a solution to avoid a breach of sanctions when buying fuel from Russia and still effectively satisfy President Vladimir Putin’s demands over payment in rubles.

The Guardian - UK

Boris Johnson backs away from Northern Ireland protocol threat ahead of talks

PM will go to Belfast seeking ‘broadest possible support’ from party leaders

The Independent UK

Johnson to tell Northern Ireland’s politicians: ‘Get back to work’

The PM will urge Stormont parties to resume powersharing as the UK Government resolves differences with the EU over the protocol.

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Belfast Live

Johnson to tell Northern Ireland's politicians: 'Get back to work'

The Prime Minister will travel to Belfast on Monday for a series of crisis talks

WEKU

Israeli police investigate officers' use of force at a veteran journalist's funeral

U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken as well as the European Union and the United Nations secretary-general condemned Israeli police conduct in Jerusalem over the funeral for Abu Akleh.

Al Jazeera

Israel announces probe after police attack on Abu Akleh’s funeral

Palestinians reject Israeli role in the investigation as Israel announces probe into attack on the funeral of Abu Akleh.

The National (Scotland)

Boris Johnson ‘in cahoots’ with DUP on Stormont blocking tactics, Sinn Fein says

SINN Fein has accused the UK Government of conniving with the DUP to deliberately block powersharing at Stormont.

The Independent UK

PM ‘in cahoots’ with DUP on Stormont blocking tactics, Sinn Fein claims

The Prime Minister is due to travel to Belfast on Monday for talks with Northern Ireland’s political leaders amid the latest powersharing impasse.

Evening Standard

Labour accuses Boris Johnson of seeking trade war with Brussels with ‘tear up Northern Ireland protocol’ threat

Shadow foreign secretary David Lammy said it is ‘the worst possible time’ to open up divisions with EU allies

The Independent UK

PM accused of seeking trade war with Brussels by threatening to tear up protocol

Shadow foreign secretary David Lammy said it is ‘the worst possible time’ to open up divisions with EU allies.

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