All news on the topic: European Union

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Fury as 'disgusting' Tories rip up water pollution rules to build more homes
Environmental campaigners warned plans to tear up 'nutrient neutrality' laws wouldn't fix the housing crisis and instead 'result in is lots more poo in our rivers'
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Major iPhone 15 update uncovered in an image Apple fans may want to see
Apple fans could see a shiny new iPhone released within weeks and it looks set to include a more universal way of refliing the battery.
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30-day warning for British holidaymakers hoping to travel to Europe for holidays
If tourists fail to provide additional info or attend an interview with Spanish or Greek authorities, they could be barred from entering the two popular British holiday hotspots
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'Air traffic control chaos like something out of a movie - only it's not funny'
Absolutely nobody will be surprised this happened on a bank holiday Monday when 3,049 flights were due to depart UK airports, and a further 3,054 flights scheduled to arrive
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EasyJet tourist banned from boarding flight at 'final stage' due to Brexit rule
Peter Holt, from Guildford, Surrey, had no idea about a passport rule introduced after Brexit and it meant trouble at London Gatwick Airport and a long journey to Croatia
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Wildfires mapped with exact locations in holiday hotspots Greece and Tenerife
The remains of 18 people - suspected migrants who entered Greece through neighbouring Turkey - were found burned in the area of a major wildfire in Avanta, near the city of Alexandroupolis in Greece
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Man dies after trying to save livestock in Greece wildfires as tourists flee
Climate change has been blamed for the major wildfires continuing to burn in Greece and the Canary Islands today - where hundreds of firefighters have been working to tackle infernos
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Huge iPhone upgrade could offer a new and faster way to charge your battery
Apple's next iPhone could be weeks away from launch and rumours are rife that it will include a new and faster way to charge the battery.
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3 in 5 GPs work at 'unsafe level' as some see 40 patients a day, survey finds
A survey of GPs have found 60 per cent see between 26 and 40 patents daily despite the British Medical Association recommending they see no more than 25
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Passport rule change could see you turned away from your flight - with no refund
Before Brexit, Brits could travel up to and including the expiry date on their passports - but new EU regulations ruined Kirsty Hawes' Mallorca jaunt and could foil other holidaymakers as well
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Urgent warning to Brits holidaying on Tenerife as thousands must flee wildfires
More than 8,000 people, including thousands of British tourists, have been forced to evacuate part of the Spanish Canary Islands after a fourth day of rampaging wildfires
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£3million wasted on empty Bibby Stockholm could pay for 70,000 GP appointments
Just 39 asylum seekers were moved onto the barge before it had to be evacuated four days later after legionella bacteria was detected in the water - it now sits empty in Portland
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Rishi Sunak's latest small boats blow as EU 'rules out post-Brexit returns deal'
The Prime Minister is desperate to reach a new deal after losing the right to return failed asylum seekers following Brexit - but leaked memos suggest the EU won't entertain new talks
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'We must loudly support Human Rights Convention - or face disaster like Brexit'
Supporters of the European Convention on Human Rights must seize the moment and confront right-wing propaganda demanding the UK leaves it now - or risk a Brexit-style disaster, argues Kevin Maguire
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La Liga file Dembele legal complaint after France star leaves Barcelona for PSG
La Liga have filed a complaint to the European Commission over Paris Saint-Germain's funding - just hours after the French champions signed Ousmane Dembele from Barcelona
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'Lying and smearing Tories inventing scapegoats for their own wretched record'
As the Tories' grip on power after 14 years of failure weakens by the day, they are becoming increasingly desperate in trying to shift the blame, argues Kevin Maguire
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NHS paracetamol shortage sparks fears for patients recovering after operations
The shortage of intravenous (IV) paracetamol is expected to continue until at least November and the Government blamed 'capacity constraints with a manufacturer'
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Fossil fuel burning to blame as oceans hit hottest temperatures, scientists say
The average daily global sea surface temperature has reached 20.96 C, beating the 2016 record of 20.95 C, the EU’s climate change service Copernicus found
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'The truth about the big Brexit lie is getting painful for Leavers'
The reality of Brexit is starting to hit us all - and even those who voted to leave the EU are getting upset
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UK car firms on 150-day countdown to 'devastating cliff edge' over Brexit rules
Shadow International Trade Secretary Nick Thomas-Symonds has written to Business and Trade Secretary Kemi Badenoch urging her to reach an agreement with Brussels
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Real Madrid's Bellingham loophole that could play role in Harry Kane transfer
The England midfielder, who signed for Real Madrid earlier this summer, has applied for an Irish passport so La Liga giants can get around rules linked to non-European Union players
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Chilling images from space show horrifying devastation of Rhodes wildfires
Wildfires on the Greek resort island of Rhodes forced more evacuations as strong winds and successive heat waves that left scrubland and forests tinder-dry fuelled three major fires raging elsewhere in Greece
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'I nearly missed my best mate's stag do as passport was three days out of date'
James Crane was not aware the rules had changed since Brexit and that travelling to the EU on a UK passport that was issued more than 10 years ago is not permitted
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Demand for UK comfort foods has soared for British expats since Brexit
M&S crumpets and custard creams, and sweet treats from Cadbury's, are some of the most popular food items Brits living abroad are exporting from the UK
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Spain's conservatives fall short of victory as left celebrate election results
Spain's opposition conservative party has claimed victory in a snap election, but without the result they needed for a majority