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Trump depends on the EU and UK to act as peacemakers more than he thinks The US doesn’t need to spend more on Ukraine. Britain can bring funding to the table – and help Trump reboot alliances With Donald Trump the very meaning of words is up for negotiation. What does he really mean when he promises to “build a wall”? When he pledges to end the Russo-Ukrainian war in one day? His supporters say they don’t take him literally but seriously – but who decides what “serious” is? The very ambiguity can be part of Trump’s appeal. There’s something…

‘Do not travel’ warning as Storm Bert continues to cause disruption Forecasters have predicted as much as 40cm of snow on high grounds and winds of up to 70mph. Nearly all of Scotland is under a Met Office weather warning, including an amber snow and ice alert for parts of the Highlands, Aberdeenshire, Perth and Kinross and Angus. An amber warning for snow has also been issued for the Borders and Dumfries and Galloway. Meanwhile, almost all of the country is under a yellow warning for snow and ice, and a wind warning has been issued across large swathes of…

Seven more arrests made over Bonfire Night trouble in Pollokshields Officers attended six addresses in Pollokshields, Darnley and Paisley as part of the investigations to carry out the arrests. Two men aged 19 and 24, a 39-year-old woman, two male youths aged 14 and a futher two aged 15 and 16 were all arrested and charged. Local officers were supported by specialist colleagues from Operation Moonbeam and alongside other emergency services, they faced challenges in Pollokshields as groups of youths targeted police officers, vehicles, and public property with missiles including fireworks. No officers were injured but a criminal investigation was…

Russia prepared to launch cyber attacks on UK, minister to warn Russia is prepared to launch a series of cyber attacks on Britain and other Nato members as it seeks to weaken support for Ukraine, a senior Cabinet minister will warn in a major speech next week. Moscow will “not think twice” about exploiting defence gaps to target UK businesses, and allies must “not underestimate” the threat it poses, Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster Pat McFadden will say. Mr McFadden will also warn that cyber interference enables Russia to “turn the lights off for millions of people” and represents…

Mystery drones spotted over three US airbases in Britain Unidentified drones have been spotted over three US airbases in Britain, the United States Air Force (USAF) has confirmed. The sightings between 20 and 22 November were of a number of “small unmanned aerial systems” over RAF Lakenheath and RAF Mildenhall, in Suffolk, and RAF Feltwell, in Norfolk. The USAF, which uses the bases, said it was unclear at this stage whether the drones were considered hostile. It also declined to comment on whether any defence mechanisms were used but said it retains “the right to protect” installations. A spokesperson for…

Alessia Zuso, the nineteen-year-old who voluntarily left Novara on Friday morning, was found in Ivrea after 24 hours. It was a voluntary removal. The nineteen-year-old had left the car parked in the Gazzurlo road area, not far from the sport fishing lake and the Enpa health kennel. She then left on foot. At this point he had disappeared and his family had raised the alarm. The turning point in the investigation yesterday, late in the morning, when in a video of the station’s internal system, there was Alessia getting off a train in Chivasso (Turin). From the Chivasso station the…

UK jobcentres not fit for purpose, says Liz Kendall ahead of major reforms The work and pensions secretary is to overhaul benefits system, pushing young people into work or education Britain’s network of jobcentres has become a hollowed-out “benefit administration service” that is shunned by employers and jobseekers alike, a cabinet minister has warned before a government overhaul of out-of-work support that will oblige young people to take up education or employment. In an interview with the Observer, Liz Kendall, the work and pensions secretary, warned that the nation’s 650 jobcentres are no longer “fit for purpose” and need to…

The young woman got into the car thinking it was the taxi, then the violence. 38 year old arrested Naples, girl throws herself from moving car to escape abuse https://napoli.repubblica.it/cronaca/2024/11/23/news/napoli_molestie_taxi_auto_ponticelli_violenze-423701977/?rss

Over the past 5 years, the von der Leyen Commission has passed more environmental regulations than any in history. The Green Deal was a triumph of soaring rhetoric and self-satisfaction. But the Regulations themselves were just words on a page – with no more force in the real world than the endless tweets and press releases emanating from MEPs’ offices. Now, though, the implementation is here. The real world, it turns out, does not share the Green Deal architects’ vision. That huge number you wrote because it made a great headline – it’s not feasible in such a short…

A final draft deal released Sunday at the UN COP29 summit proposes that developed nations commit at least $300 billion per year by 2035 to help poorer countries confront climate change. A number of developing countries have already responded that they need far more to help them shift away from fossil fuels and adapt to a warming planet. COP29 final draft proposes ‘at least’ $300 billion for developing countries