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French police fire teargas as clashes erupt at May Day pension protests EU

Today’s News Headlines from the EU News Today French police fire teargas as clashes erupt at May Day pension protests. Cities across France saw another round of protests on Monday, with police firing teargas in Paris and other cities even as Macron tries to turn the page on the fierce debate over his pension reform plan. Concern grows in Brussels as the unrest in France is seemingly out of control, which European countries feel could spread across Europe. The French are well known for their protests Tuesday’s EU News Briefing FOLLOW US 🙏 🙏 🙏 ON SOCIAL MEDIA AND SHARE…

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Monday 16th January 2023, Today’s EU news Briefing Video – EU-UK relations stressed breaking point over NI protocol as the UK finally gives in to releasing data. Dozens of Europeans died in the Nepal plane crash and the EU is banning Russian Diesel in 3 weeks, prices have started to soar. EU News: EU-UK relations stressed Dozens Of Europeans Dead in Nepal plane crash all in Today’s EU News Briefing Video

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Ex pop star and Emmerdale actor Jake Roche has dubbed himself a ‘failure’ after revealing that he is now living in his famous mum’s garage and living off Universal Credit Jake Roche Former Emmerdale star Jake Roche has revealed he is living off Universal Credit and staying with his famous mum amid the current cost of living crisis. The former soap star harshly dubbed himself a ‘failure’ as his current lifestyle is world’s away from the fame and fortune he once flourished on. The actor previously appeared on the ITV soap for a number of months in 2010, where he played Hannah Barton’s friend…

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Paul Scholes reckons Erik ten Hag’s plan to “respect” Cristiano Ronaldo actually had the opposite effect with the Portugal international looking “angry” on the bench Cristiano Ronaldo Manchester United legend Paul Scholes has accused Erik ten Hag of talking “nonsense” by claiming he didn’t bring on Cristiano Ronaldo against Manchester City out of respect. Scholes reckons his plan in fact had the opposite effect with the Portugal international striker looking “angry” on the bench as Man United were thumped 6-3 by bitter rivals City. Ronaldo has started only one game in the Premier League this season, coming off the bench in his other five appearances for the Red…

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Savings expert Martin Lewis suggested using energy hungry appliances during off-peak times for those on a set tariff, or during daylight hours for those with solar panels Martin Lewis has delivered his verdict on the best time to use your washing machine after the National Grid warned of blackouts. The MoneySavingExpert founder was swift to react after Brits were told they could face three-hour planned blackouts in the event of a gas shortage this winter. Posing the question “when’s best to use high energy appliances such as tumble dryers?”, the finance guru took to Twitter to share his advice. He explained how some households…

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woman killed by own dog , Mum-of-two Joanne Robinson, 43, was pinned down in the jaws of her American XL ‘bully’ bulldog called Rocco at her own in Rotherham, South Yorkshire, in July woman killed by own dog A heartbroken mum whose daughter was killed by her own dog is backing a Mirror call for a law change saying: “We have to stop these nightmare deaths.“ Dot Robinson, 67, told how she warned her “gem” of a daughter that “something bad” was going to happen just two weeks before she died. Her daughter, mum-of-two Joanne Robinson, 43, was pinned down in the…

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Malmo and Union Berlin’s Europa League clash in southern Sweden had to be temporarily suspended by officials after pyrotechnics launched from the fans began landing on the field of play Europa League Malmo and Union Berlin’s Europa League clash had to be delayed after an explosion took place just metres away from the pitch. The clash at the Eleda Stadion was temporarily suspended on the hour mark by match officials after a flare thrown from the section of the stadium housing the travelling Union Berlin fans landed onto the field of play, with the object moving through the air halfway…

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The former Daily Mirror editor was left fuming after businessman Wilfred Emmanuel-Jones appeared to compare Liz Truss to Winston Churchill. Liz Truss Mr Emmanuel-Jones, a former Conservative parliamentary candidate, argued that every great leader makes mistakes in response to a comment from a member of the audience. The founder of “The Black Farmer” claimed that Britain’s famous wartime Prime Minister had made mistakes but had learnt from them to emerge as a “brilliant” leader. He said: “One of the greatest leaders Winston Churchill made some big mistakes where lives were lost. “And from those lessons, he went on to be a brilliant leader.” At…

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Actress Bonnie Langford has set her sights on a rare guest appearance in Doctor Who as Mel Bush after she played the loveable character from 1986 to 1987 Bonnie Langford Bonnie Langford is set to make a guest appearance in Doctor Who, reprising her TV role as companion Mel Bush from the 1980s. The actress, 58, has been lined up for a cameo in the episodes being planned for 2024 by new showrunner Russell T Davies, alongside incoming Doctor Ncuti Gatwa. Langford played companion Mel for from 1986-87, working alongside both the sixth Time Lord Colin Baker and the seventh, played…

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A military source claimed Putin’s likely replacement would be a close confidant and the founder of his “private army”. Vladimir Putin Vladimir Putin’s last desperate move of launching nukes may not even be an option for the tyrant as a source claims Moscow’s military elite wouldn’t allow him to press the button, and could replace him with a close confidant. The Kremlin has made multiple threats alluding to the possibility of using nuclear weapons, which have only worsened as Kyiv launches a powerful counter offensive and Russia has claimed Ukrainian territory as its own. But according to a key source, Putin would face a coup if he dared…

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One of the UK’s leading supermarkets, ASDA, has launched a £1 meal-deal offer for over 60s. The initiative looks to support the elderly during the plummeting prices during the cost-of-living crisis Asda is launching a ‘winter warmer’ deal consisting of a soup, roll and unlimited tea or coffee for just £1 for all customers over the age of 60. The offer will be available across all 205 of its cafes and will run every day through November and December. The supermarket’s latest Income Tracker shows that those within the age range of 65 to 74 experienced a £163 drop in…

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Russian professor is accused of saying prison is better than becoming “cannon fodder” to her students who were at risk of being called up under Putin’s mobilisation drive Russian professor A university teacher has been fired under Vladimir Putin ’s draconian laws after telling her students that prison is better than being his “cannon fodder.” Olga Lizunkova, 25, was reported to police by one or more of her students at the University of Engineering and Economics, in Nizhny Novgorod. The English teacher is waiting to see if she will be jailed for up to five years or fined for “discrediting the Russian…

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PARENTS whose children go to the ‘UK’s strictest school’ have revealed their thoughts on its 5pm finish time, no packed lunches rule and Saturday detentions – they love it. UK’s strictest school The Yorkshire families say the stern practices at Mercia School are beneficial to their youngsters – dubbing the etiquette “amazing” and saying other schools should take a leaf from its book. The Sheffield school insists on “high standards of behaviour and teaching”, which it enforces through some of the most stringent rules in the country. The school day runs from 7.30am-5pm Monday to Thursday – with hours at the end of the day reserved for “self-study”…

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British Superbike star Chrissy Rouse has tragically passed away just days after suffering a serious head injury in a crash at Donington Park, it has been confirmed Chrissy Rouse Superbike rider , 26, has died in hospital after suffering a serious head injury in a crash at Donington Speedway over the weekend. The rider was taken to hospital after crashing on the final corner as he was completing the third race of Sunday’s penultimate round. Rouse underwent an emergency neurosurgery procedure late on Sunday night, but a statement has now confirmed the Crowe Performance rider has succumbed to his injuries.…

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Girl stolen , Susan Gervaise vanished in 1969 when a traveller family offered to take her on holiday to Disney World in Florida, US, with their children and never brought her back Girl stolen Madeleine McCann’s parents were given fresh hope she may be found after a Brit girl stolen by travellers aged four was reunited with her family 53 years on. Susan Gervaise vanished in 1969 when a traveller family offered to take her on holiday to Disney World in Florida, US, with their children – and never brought her back. She was taken to Canada, Australia and New Zealand by…

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FORMER EastEnders star Samantha Womack has thanked her fans for support while sharing an update on her cancer treatment.  Samantha Womack The 49-year-old actress announced in August this year she had been diagnosed with breast cancer as part of her tribute to Olivia Newton-John. The Grease star died that month aged 73, 30 years after her first diagnosis. In a new video shared to her Instagram page, Samantha – famed for playing Ronnie Mitchell on the BBC soap – has said she starts chemotherapy tomorrow after having surgery to remove the lump. In a video, Samantha sported baby pink hair as she…

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Brits could face three-hour blackouts this winter, the National Grid has said. Brits The company, which is responsible for the UK’s gas and electricity supply, warned there might not be enough power for the country if the energy crisis continues. In order to prevent planned power cuts, households will be paid to turn down their heating and not use their washing machines at peak times to save the country as much energy as possible. Households could get around £10 per day for turning down their appliances, but exact details will be revealed on November 1. The National Grid Electricity System Operator has issued its bleak “winter outlook”…

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