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At least 20% of Brexit supporters would change their vote today, says new poll

One said: “I don’t see any benefit from it all”, another added: “We haven’t started Brexit yet, when’s it going to start?”

Wales Online

Seven years on from the day Britain decided its fate, people across Greater Manchester are still divided

In a special report, the M.E.N.'s Ethan Davies takes on a mammoth journey in one day, speaking to voters from every Greater Manchester borough to find out how they think Brexit has gone - and if they would change their vote

Manchester Evening News

Two-bed Dublin apartment priced at €20,000 for weekend of Taylor Swift concerts

It has emerged as hotels come out fighting over allegations of price-gouging ahead of the US pop star’s gigs

Irish Mirror

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Twitter faces 'stress test' of Europe's tough new Big Tech rules

A top European Union official is in Silicon Valley to check whether Twitter is ready to comply with sweeping new standards that the world’s biggest online platforms must obey soon

The Independent UK

Brexit's damage to Scotland laid bare in shocking new report

A NEW paper detailing the scale of the damage Brexit has inflicted upon Scotland has been published by the Scottish Government.

The National (Scotland)

Surge in anti-LGBTQ disinformation targets Pride in Europe

As Pride events got underway in Europe in June, disinformation and hate speech targeting the LGBTQ community spread across social media, triggering extreme online responses, including incitements to violence.

Radio France Internationale

Russia-Ukraine war at a glance: what we know on day 485 of the invasion

Russia killed 136 children in Ukraine last year, says UN report; Kyiv accuses Moscow’s forces of hiding bodies in aftermath of Kakhovka dam breach

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At least 20% of Brexit supporters would now vote differently, BBC poll finds

The poll was carried out as part of a special episode of BBC Question Time.

The Independent UK

London mayor’s office ‘banned’ from flying EU flag on referendum anniversary

A change in planning rules has stopped the EU flag from being raised, say City Hall sources

The Guardian - UK

EU says Ukraine is making progress with reforms and on track to membership talks

The European Union says that Ukraine is making progress on political reforms and other sectors, staying the course towards opening membership talks with the 27-nation bloc

The Independent UK

Brexit’s 7 biggest headaches, 7 years on from EU referendum

From NHS staff shortages to export woes, the effects of the 2016 vote are still being felt

The Independent UK

Brexit: This is how Britain could actually rejoin the EU

Prominant Remainer Gina Miller explains what would need to happen for Britain to reverse Brexit and return to the bloc

The Independent UK

Majority of people think UK was wrong to leave EU, poll suggests

The Tony Blair Institute think tank has looked at how the UK can improve its post-Brexit relationship with the EU.

The Independent UK

Singapore points the way for NZ to avoid geopolitical conflict

As the PM visits China and prepares to go to the EU, he should consider the merits of resilient multi-engagement, which Singapore has been rather adept at, argues Stephen Jacobi

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Al Jazeera

No breakthrough at EU talks to ease Serbia, Kosovo tensions

EU’s Josep Borrell had summoned Kosovo’s Kurti and Serbia’s Vucic for urgent talks in Brussels amid soaring tensions.

The Guardian - UK

Draft EU plans to allow spying on journalists are dangerous, warn critics

Move to allow spyware to be placed on reporters’ phones would have a ‘chilling effect’, say media experts

The National (Scotland)

Why was Winnie Ewing called Madame Écosse?

THE legendary politician and independence campaigner Winnie Ewing has died aged 93.

The Conversation

Ukraine war: failed African peace mission underscores need for more powerful political and military pressure on Putin

African peace missions to Ukraine and Russia last week came up empty-handed. Led by South Africa’s president Cyril Ramaphosa, the delegation included leaders and senior officials from Congo-Brazzaville, Comoros, Egypt, Senegal, Uganda and Zambia.

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Al Jazeera

European lawmaker Cozzolino charged in EU corruption probe

Cozzolino is third lawmaker to be charged with corruption after allegations that Qatar and Morocco bribed politicians.

Irish Mirror

Conor McGregor slams Irish government as Ireland named most expensive country in the EU

Ireland is now the most expensive country in the EU according to a new report.

The Guardian - UK

Only 18% of leave voters think Brexit has been a success, poll finds

Survey seven years on from referendum shows many believe politicians have let them down, thinktank says

The Week

The green arms race explained

The Biden administration’s Inflation Reduction Act (IRA), which came into effect last August, is sending shockwaves through not just the green technology industry, but through the entire global economic order.

The Independent UK

No-deal Brexit planning made UK ‘match fit’ for Covid, claims Oliver Dowden

Boris Johnson’s no-deal Brexit threat boosted government preparedness, says deputy PM

Axios

Today's AI models flunk EU's draft rules, study finds

Research shows AI providers have not prepared for a world in which they must meet legal standards.

The Independent UK

German leader defends deal to stop migrants at EU borders, says old system was 'dysfunctional'

German Chancellor Olaf Scholz has defended a deal to stop migrants from entering the European Union until their chances of getting asylum have been reviewed, arguing that the bloc’s existing arrangement is “completely dysfunctional.”

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