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Rishi Sunak to push for Northern Ireland Protocol deal with EU leaders

There are whispers the UK and EU could reveal a deal that will relieve tensions regarding post-Brexit trading arrangements

Wales Online

Sunak to push for Northern Ireland Protocol deal with EU leaders

The Prime Minister is seeking to quickly break the impasse over post-Brexit trading arrangements.

The Independent UK

Northern Ireland exports to Republic jump one third as PM attempts to resolve Protocol standoff

A total of £4.8 billion goods cross the border from Northern Ireland last year

Birmingham Post

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‘Get it done’: Rishi Sunak under pressure from both sides of Brexit debate on protocol

Tory moderates want a deal done now, but hardliners are urging the PM to hold off

The Independent UK

Football’s most divisive project is back with a bang

The European Super League has returned with a vengeance as it looks to shake up football

The Independent UK

What is the new European Super League plan, will it succeed and how are people reacting?

A22, the company formed to sponsor and assist with the creation of the league, revealed its new plans for the ESL earlier today.

Daily Record

Tory Brexiteers demand Commons vote on Northern Ireland protocol deal

Exclusive: European Research Group want parliament to have a say on any compromise with EU

The Independent UK

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Barca chief Laporta says European Super League could start in 2025

Barcelona (AFP) - Barcelona president Joan Laporta said Thursday he believes a European Super League could be up and running from 2025 if a key court ruling goes in the project's favour.

AFP

2022 was a momentous year for football, wrapped around a rotten core

As the year closes with Lionel Messi’s World Cup triumph and the greatest of sporting victories, the game has never been so unhealthy as sportswashing projects and other forces transform the sport, writes Miguel Delaney

The Independent UK

Amazon can be liable when sellers breach trademarks: EU court

Paris (AFP) - Online retail giant Amazon can potentially be held responsible when third-party sellers on its website misuse trademarks, the European Court of Justice said on Thursday.

AFP

Amazon may breach trademark rights over fake Louboutin ads

The European Court of Justice says online retail giant Amazon may be in breach of luxury shoemaker Christian Louboutin’s trademark rights over the sale of counterfeit red-soled high-heeled shoes on its platform

The Independent UK

Super League 'not dead', says promoter after legal setback

Madrid (AFP) - "The Super League is not dead, far from it, it is alive and well," Bernd Reichart, head of a company set up to promote the breakaway European football competition said Friday.

AFP

European Super League promoters issue defiant response after 'big win' for UEFA

A22 Sports responds on behalf of Super League after new developments at the European Court of Justice

Liverpool Echo

Jurgen Klopp plan revealed in team meeting as Liverpool and FSG learn legal fate of European Super League

We have rounded up the latest Liverpool headlines as an update emerges in the European Super League legal battle and Andy Robertson sits down with Paul Gorst

Liverpool Echo

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AFP

EU legal advisor backs UEFA in battle with Super League

Luxembourg (AFP) - The European Court of Justice's top legal advisor said Thursday that football governing bodies UEFA and FIFA had acted within the law when they threatened to expel clubs or players who joined a proposed Super League.

Evening Standard

European Super League handed massive blow as European Court of Justice backs UEFA and FIFA stance

Attempts to launch a European Super League have been dealt a major blow after a key legal opinion from the European Court of Justice backed UEFA and FIFA’s right to block new competitions.

Football London

Huge European Super League decision announced as Arsenal, Chelsea and Tottenham learn fate

The potential of the European Super League being established has been given a hammer blow following a European Court of Justice ruling which impacts Arsenal, Chelsea and Tottenham

Liverpool Echo

UEFA handed 'total victory' in huge blow for European Super League and future plots

Liverpool and other teams who plotted for European Super League may think again in future after big development today

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The Independent UK

Legal opinion on European Super League case due to be given

A non-binding view on the case is to be provided at the European Court of Justice in Luxembourg.

Liverpool Echo

Liverpool set to learn huge court case outcome as FSG chief drops in on Dubai training

Your Liverpool evening headlines as the European Court of Justice is about to present it's recommendations regarding the European Super League while Billy Hogan's presence in Dubai is one of several moments spotted in training

Liverpool Echo

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

Daily Mirror

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

Super League clubs sent fresh warning as court prepares to rule on UEFA claim

Independent academics say fans should expect to pay more to attend games if a Super League is established as they urge European Court of Justice to rule in favour of UEFA

Daily Mirror

EU judges rule in favour of a crook's charter

Owners of companies registered in the EU will be able to hide behind a wall of secrecy

The Conversation

The Energy Charter Treaty lets fossil fuel firms sue governments – but its future is now in question

European governments are finally starting to abandon a treaty that could stop them taking much-needed climate action and that protects the interests of fossil fuel companies and investors.

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