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‘Fundamental’ EU makes migrant sea rescues says former UK Border Force chief
We speak to Tony Smith, a former Director General of the UK Border Force.
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At least seven people dead in severe flooding across central and eastern Europe
At least seven people have died in severe flooding across central and eastern Europe.
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EU court orders Apple to pay back billions
The EU’s highest court has ordered Apple to pay back €13 billion to Ireland in one of the world’s biggest ever corporate tax rulings. It’s an expensive knock in the teeth for the technology giant, at a time when competitors are nipping at its heels. And it raises questions once again about Ireland’s low-tax business economy.
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UK scientists finally granted EU funding post Brexit
50 UK-led research projects have won funding through the EU’s Horizon programme, for the first time since Brexit.
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Starmer rules out Brexit reversal but promises to ‘reset’ relations with EU
The Prime Minister has set out what he called a major reset in Britain’s relationship with Europe as he held talks with the German Chancellor in Berlin.
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Oasis reunion? ‘You can’t buy that magic’, says music journalist
We spoke to the musician and journalist, John Robb and asked him if he was excited about the news.
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Only way to stop the boats is an agreement with the EU, ex-UK Border Force chief says
We spoke to Tony Smith, a former Director General of the UK Border force and head of Border Control, who’s now a global border security consultant.
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Calls for urgent action over pharmaceuticals found in rivers in National Parks
A study seen by Channel 4 News reveals the levels of some drugs including antibiotics, heart medicines and paracetamol found in rivers in English national parks, are high enough to change fish behaviour and damage plant life.
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Europe fears ‘American autocracy’ if Trump wins – Anne Applebaum
Democracy is under attack across the western world – from external powers like Russia, China and Iran, and from inside: the rise of populism, disinformation and organised crime.
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Will Starmer’s summit with European leaders deliver results on illegal migration?
Calling them “friends and fellow Europeans”, Sir Keir Starmer has welcomed more than forty european leaders to a summit at Blenheim Palace.
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Euro 2024 final: is it coming home?
It’s England’s second Euro final in a row. Last time they lost to Italy on penalties, so the pressure is well and truly on for them to win their first major competition in almost 60 years and bring joy to the nation.
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Fans prepare to descend on Berlin for Euros final
Tens of thousands of England fans are expected to descend on Berlin for Sunday’s Euro final against Spain, while manager Gareth Southgate warned that the team would have to be “tactically perfect” to win.
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Euro 2024: Spain are better, but England will win – and here’s why
Spain are the best team at the European Championships by a mile, but England will win the final because being the best doesn’t mean being victorious.
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‘Europe can do more’ to help Ukraine, says a former defence secretary
We spoke to the former Defence Secretary Ben Wallace who stood down last summer, and left the Commons after the election last week.
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France’s ‘current political regime out of breath’, says European foreign policy expert
We are joined by Arthur Delaporte who has been re-elected as a member of parliament for the Socialist Party, which is part of the New Popular Front. It’s worth remembering that President Macron used to be a member of the Socialist Party.
