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Revealed: The fish packed with cancer-causing ‘forever chemicals’

Flounder, dab and plaice have been found to contain highly-persistent industrial pollutants

The Independent UK

Brexit U-turn: Builders to get special immigration status to tackle construction industry crisis

Builders expected to be added to ‘shortage occupation list’ to allow EU labourers to return

The Independent UK

What is Georgia’s ‘foreign agent’ bill and why has it been pulled?

The bill dictated that non-government groups and media that received 20 per cent of funding from abroad would have to register as ‘foreign agents’

Evening Standard

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Georgia withdraws ‘foreign agents’ bill after days of protests

An EU delegation welcomed the decision to drop the controversial draft law and encouraged Georgia to resume reforms.

Al Jazeera

EU tells Rishi Sunak small boats plan ‘violates international law’

Brussels commissioner says bill breaches convention, as legal experts warn of risk to Brexit trade deal

The Independent UK

Georgia releases detained protesters after dropping 'foreign agents' law

Authorities in Georgia said Thursday that demonstrators detained during anti-government rallies had been released, after the Caucasus country's ruling party announced it was dropping the contentious laws that sparked the rallies.

France 24

Europe on alert as severe drought hits food, energy production

European countries historically rich in water are hastily rolling out emergency measures to cope with a cumulative drought that has sapped waterways, threatened food security and strained energy production – with little end in sight.

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Russia launches massive air assault on targets across Ukraine

Five civilian deaths have been reported, and 40 percent of the residents of Kyiv are without heating in the wake of a huge overnight Russian missile barrage. Ukraine's second-largest city Kharkiv is without power, water or heating.

Radio France Internationale

Hungary vows to fight in EU court to defend anti-LGBT law

Hungary's Justice Minister said late on Wednesday that Budapest would fight in the Court of Justice of the EU to defend an education law that Brussels says discriminates against people on the basis of sexual orientation and gender identity.

Reuters

Suella Braverman brushes off EU warning over small boats plan

The Home Secretary said the UK is free to set its own migration policy now it has left the EU

Evening Standard

Levels of pollutant in UK fish so high eating it twice a year exceeds safe level

Per and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) are a class of nearly 10,000 chemicals that are used in many household goods

Wales Online

Thursday briefing: The mystery of the Nord Stream sabotage – and who may be responsible

In today’s newsletter: In September divers planted explosives on the Russian gas pipeline – this is what German investigators now say about what happened

The Guardian - UK

UK ‘must act now on renewable energy or risk being left behind’

Government needs to introduce new ambitious energy policies before next general election, advisers say

The Guardian - UK

Public 'more positive' about immigration despite record high arrivals

Think tank says there is a broad consensus that the system should meet the needs of the economy and labour market

Wales Online

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Foreign Affairs

Sunak’s EU Reset

How the United Kingdom hopes to mend fences with Europe.

Al Jazeera

‘No to the Russian law’: Georgians protest ‘foreign agents’ bill

Police use water cannons and tear gas as thousands gather in Tbilisi in protest against a proposed foreign agents law.

The New Daily

Ukraine digs in as Russia claims gains in Bakhmut

The Wagner mercenary chief says Russians hold part of the bombed-out Ukrainian city of Bakhmut as the EU agrees to push ahead on joint arms buying to help Kyiv.

The Independent UK

Public more positive about immigration despite record high arrivals

Jonathan Portes, of the UK In A Changing Europe think tank, said the post-Brexit immigration system is ‘achieving (its) objectives’.

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The Independent UK

Braverman brushes off Brussels warning over small boats plan

The Home Secretary said the UK is free to set its own migration policy now it has left the EU.

Dublin Live

TikTok to open second European data centre in Dublin

The new Irish data centre will be part of a total annual investment of €1.2bn

The Guardian - UK

Rishi Sunak faces clash with EU on ‘unlawful’ asylum plans

EU commissioner Ylva Johansson warns new migration bill breaches international law, potentially reigniting hostilities

Zenger

Azerbaijan’s New Ambassador To Israel Meets With Senior US Jewish Leader In Jerusalem

In light of Iran's threats and hostility, the two discussed a strategic alliance between Azerbaijan, Israel and the Jewish people.

The Guardian - UK

‘Greece has derailed’: tens of thousands of protesters ‘rage’ over train disaster

Demonstrators voice fury after revelations of staff shortages and substandard equipment revealed state of rail network

The National (Scotland)

Scottish independence march to pass British Embassy in Berlin this weekend

GERMANS for Scottish Independence will hold their first march and rally in more than three years on Saturday in the hope of increasing awareness of…

The Conversation

Rainforests pump water round the tropics – but the pulse of this heart is weakening

Tropical forests are often referred to as the “lungs of the world”, describing the way their trees exchange gases with the atmosphere. By “breathing in” carbon dioxide and “breathing out” oxygen during photosynthesis, tropical forests remove about 15% of man-made carbon emissions and help to slow climate change.

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