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Talking Horses: Aidan O’Brien faces tough Irish Champion Stakes field

Trainer’s main contenders Auguste Rodin and Luxembourg have questions to answer at Leopardstown on their recent form

The Guardian - UK

Suburban rail: Officials directed to complete works related to all four corridors by 2026, says M.B. Patil

Bengaluru Suburban Rail Project (BSRP) corridor-2 to be completed in 26 months. Officials instructed to complete all four corridors by 2026. Minister M.B. Patil inspected progress of works, flagged off concrete work at Yeshwanthpur. 157 acres of railway land leased, 5.11 acres of private land acquired. Tenders for 12 stations…

The Hindu

Bank of London hires 300 staff as it applies for EU banking licence

The Bank of London is to hire 300 staff and formally applied to the EU for a banking licence, it said today, as it embarked on a major expansion across Europe.

Evening Standard

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NATO will boost defense spending to help back Ukraine but the math is tricky. Just ask Luxembourg

NATO leaders are set to make a new defense spending pledge at their summit this week as support for Ukraine eats into their military budgets

The Independent UK

Saints ready to embrace Euro expectations while respecting challenge in Luxembourg

"They’re out of season but it doesn’t mean we’re going to roll them over," says St Pat's boss Jon Daly of their UEFA Europa Conference League opponents

Irish Mirror

The leaders of the Netherlands and Luxembourg tell Kosovo and Serbia to normalize ties for EU hopes

The leaders of the Netherlands and Luxembourg have said that normalizing ties between Kosovo and Serbia would serve not only regional peace and stability but also their prospects of further integration into the European Union

The Independent UK

Dutch and Luxembourg PMs urge Serbia and Kosovo to defuse tensions under shadow of war in Ukraine

The prime ministers of the Netherlands and Luxembourg have urged Serbia and Kosovo to act to defuse recent tensions that have threatened to push the Balkan region into instability as Europe faces Russia’s aggression in Ukraine

The Independent UK

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Royal Ascot 2023: Mostahdaf shocks big guns to win the Prince Of Wales's Stakes

John and Thady Gosden's five-year-old provides something of a shock in the Group One feature on day two of the Royal meeting and the Juddmonte International at York might be next up

Liverpool Echo

Royal Ascot day two tips: Ryan Moore and Luxembourg to reign supreme once again

Frankie Dettori's final Royal Ascot dominates the narrative all week but day two can underline the greatness of Ryan Moore, with Luxembourg taken to make all in the feature Prince Of Wales's Stakes (4.20).

Evening Standard

EU split over subsidies for coal plants as Poland seeks extension

Luxembourg calls proposal by Sweden ‘astonishing’ as energy ministers gather to discuss overhaul

The Guardian - UK

Gig economy workers are to get better EU protections – creating an awkward choice for Rishi Sunak

Workers for online operators like Deliveroo and Uber are in line for sweeping new rights and protections within the EU after ministers met in Luxembourg to thrash out proposals. The resulting agreement on proposed rights for platform workers that have huge implications for the gig economy and put pressure on…

The Conversation

Poland criticises EU’s ‘unacceptable’ proposed charge for refusing migrants

Warsaw says it would not pay €22,000 ‘fine’ for each person it did not host as ministers hold crunch talks in Luxembourg

The Guardian - UK

EU states refusing to host migrants may have to pay up to €20,000 a head

Contentious plans to be discussed in Luxembourg aimed at making distribution of responsibility fairer

The Guardian - UK

How cats and dogs affect the climate -- and what you can do about it

According to Patrick Hanson, the CEO of Luxaviation, a Luxembourg-based luxury airline firm, having pets can be just as polluting as travelling by private jet. In defence of his own industry, he declared recently that one of his company’s customers produces around 2.1 tonnes of CO₂ each year, roughly the…

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Birmingham Post

New investors for waste management company RiverRidge as BGF divest

The company has been bought by two Luxembourg-based funds

The News Lens

How Should Taiwan Learn From Other Countries in Increasing the Minimum Wage? (Part 1)

While many advanced countries have been raising the minimum wage to ensure citizens a decent standard of living, the introduction of the Minimum Wage Act in Taiwan has been postponed again and again.

Daily Mirror

Terrifying moment plane's landing gear tears off in dramatic emergency approach

The airliner which was on its way to Chicago in the US had to turn back to Luxembourg shortly after take off when the pilot realised there was a technical issue on board

The Independent UK

Why did Luxembourg leave Eurovision?

Luxembourg will return to the competition in 2024 for the first time in over 30 years

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Bristol Post

When Celine Dion won Eurovision and other notable champions from over the years

The event has featured some iconic artists since it's inception in 1956

The Conversation

The 'gay world cup': why LGBTQ+ audiences love Eurovision

In 1956, seven European countries – Belgium, France, Italy, Luxembourg, the Netherlands, Switzerland and West Germany – gathered in Lugano, Switzerland for the first ever Eurovision Song Contest. The competition was only broadcast in select countries, meaning only a small number of viewers watched Swiss entry Lys Assia win the…

The Independent UK

Luxembourg stands up for LGBT rights, chastises Hungary

Luxembourg’s openly gay prime minister used the dais of the European Union’s parliament to stand up for LGBT rights in the 27-nation bloc and chastise member state Hungary which wants to curtail addressing the issue of homosexuality at school and in the media

Irish Mirror

Priest says mass in Irish pub after church closed as hundreds attend

Fr Michael reached out to Vincent and Adrienne Clarke after he was left with nowhere to go when his church was closed for lengthy renovations. The pub owners initially thought a priest's emergency plea to use their bar to say mass was a prank call.

PC Gamer

PC Game Pass comes to 40 more countries

You can now get Microsoft's subscription based game service in Liechtenstein, Lithuania, Luxembourg, and a whole bunch more new places.

Cycling News

Festival Elsy Jacobs 2023

The 2023 Festival Elsy Jacobs will run over two stages, with the first running over 111.1km from Luxembourg – Steinfort and the second 115.8km from Luxembourg to Garnich. Both days are up and down throughout the racing, creating ample opportunities for splits and attacks. In 2022, after Anna Henderson won…

Manchester Evening News

'Goal accomplished' - Cristiano Ronaldo's selfless response to Portugal Euro 2024 qualifiers

Former Manchester United forward Cristiano Ronaldo scored four goals during the international break as Portugal beat Liechtenstein and Luxembourg

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