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Liverpool set to learn huge court case outcome that FSG will be watching closely

The European Court of Justice will make recommendations over the European Super League plans tomorrow

Liverpool Echo

European Super League clubs and UEFA to learn ruling that may define football's future

European Court of Justice will deliver its recommendations in the challenge made by the three remaining Super League clubs against UEFA on Thursday morning - and a judgment in favour of the governing body could be a knockout blow

Daily Mirror

Steve Baker wants to renegotiate Brexit agreement over Northern Ireland

Northern Ireland minister’s proposal comes after PM denied plans for Swiss-style relationship with EU

The Guardian - UK

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Stormont election will not bring protocol resolution any closer – DUP leader

If a powersharing executive is not in place by Friday, the UK Government assumes a legal responsibility to call another Assembly election.

The Independent UK

ECJ must have no role in Northern Ireland protocol, David Frost says

Ex-Brexit minister’s comments suggest the European court of justice remains divisive among Tories

The Guardian - UK

Brexit, Northern Ireland and the SNP: conundrums on next PM’s plate

The union is in a fragile state, with Sturgeon pushing for a fresh referendum and EU relations frayed over the NI protocol

The Guardian - UK

EU court has mixed guidance for NGO migration challenge in Italy

The EU's top court said on Monday that officials can detain migrant rescue ships, but only if they can prove there is a real risk to health, safety or the environment, in mixed guidance on a case testing Europe's response to refugees.

Reuters

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EU sues Hungary over anti-gay law – what it could mean for LGBT rights in Europe

The European commission is taking legal action against Hungary at the European court of justice (ECJ), escalating a longstanding dispute over the country’s anti-LGBT laws. This is an unprecedented step for the EU, but it isn’t a sure win for LGBT rights in Europe – and even has the potential…

The Conversation

Eric Cantona quoted by Uefa lawyers with ‘free for all’ Super League warning

The outcome of the case at the European Court of Justice could have wide implications for organised sport across the continent

The Independent UK

European Super League saga reaches Europe’s highest court for key hearing

The European Super League case reaches Europe's highest court this week, with its eventual decision likely to have profound ramifications for sport across Europe.

Evening Standard

Super League back in spotlight as European Court of Justice hearing begins

The Super League’s supporters argue Uefa and Fifa breached European competition law

The Independent UK

European Super League may get new lease of life as court hears UEFA 'cartel' claim

European Court of Justice in Luxembourg will hear case taken by three remaining clubs who back Super League proposal that accuses UEFA of monopolising the sport

Daily Mirror

Northern Ireland protocol: what is the UK and EU’s standoff about?

Disputes over customs checks and trade data are being intensified by the NI protocol bill’s proposed breach of international law

The Guardian - UK

Removing ECJ oversight role in protocol ‘out of the question’, EU warns

The Government wants to radically redraw the governance arrangements contained within the Northern Ireland Protocol.

The Independent UK

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Boris Johnson ripping up Brexit protocol is ‘a new low’ says Ireland’s Michaél Martin

It comes after the publication of a bill to amend the Northern Ireland protocol

Evening Standard

Government unveils plans to rewrite the Northern Ireland Protocol

Ministers claimed the move was justified under international law due to the ‘genuinely exceptional situation’ despite opposition from Ireland and the EU

Evening Standard

Northern Ireland Protocol: What the Government is proposing to remove Irish Sea trade barriers

Liz Truss has published legislation that would over-ride parts of the Northern Ireland Protocol which require checks on goods shipped from GB to NI.

Irish Mirror

What UK Government is proposing to remove Irish Sea trade barriers and override Brexit Northern Ireland Protocol

A green channel, dual regulatory framework, tax changes and new governance arrangements are all in the mix

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The Guardian - UK

Northern Ireland protocol: how might EU respond to UK plans?

What options are open to EU as Britain publishes bill detailing plans to override parts of protocol?

The Independent UK

Will football ever have its own LIV Golf? It’s already here

European football is caught between American capitalism chasing profit and Middle Eastern sportswashing chasing political aims, and its historical powers are struggling to win back control

The Independent UK

Brexit: UK nationals living in EU lose right to vote in local elections, ECJ rules

UK national brought case arguing she would not be able to vote anywhere

Reuters

EU executive tries to reassure angry parliament: no funds for Poland without reforms

The EU's chief executive sought to reassure angry European lawmakers on Tuesday that Poland would receive no COVID economic recovery funds before it has acted to reinstate independent courts, after having formally unlocked the money last week.

The Independent UK

British ambassador rejects idea UK will never be ‘satisfied’ on protocol demands

Paul Johnston said wrangling over the Northern Ireland Protocol has hit relations between Dublin and London.

The Guardian - UK

Brexit protocol row: what are the issues dividing UK and EU?

British government is threatening to override Northern Ireland rules if bloc does not show ‘requisite flexibility’

Reuters

Top EU court says phone data cannot be held 'indiscriminately'

The European Union's top court ruled on Tuesday that national authorities cannot retain phone data in a "general and indiscriminate" manner, but could use specific information to tackle some very serious crime.

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