iPhone 15 is officially UNVEILED: Apple’s new smartphone starts at $799

Apple gave the world its first look at its new iPhone 15 during Tuesday’s annual September product event. The sleek device has a textured matte finish, a ceramic shield and supports USB-C charging. Apple said that USB-C charging cables are coming to both its iPhone 15 and the charging case of its AirPods Pro devices, allowing … Read more

Sweden is building world’s first permanent electrified motorway

Sweden is building world’s first permanent electrified motorway that will charge drivers e-vehicles while they drive It will be built on a 13-mile part of E20 motorway between Hallsberg and Örebro It comes after EU passed law requiring cars to have no C02 emissions from 2035 By Alexander Butler Published: 18:22 BST, 29 April 2023 | … Read more

Last year was Earth’s fifth hottest on record, data shows 

2022 is continuing to break heat records, according to worrying findings from the European Union’s climate change monitor.  Data from Copernicus Climate Change Service (C3S) reveals tat last year was the fifth-warmest year globally and second-warmest year for Europe.  Globally, 2022 was on average 2.16°F (1.2°C) warmer than the pre-Industrial Revolution average (1850-1900), the data reveals.  … Read more

Teen truckers could solve delivery crisis as ministers plan to axe EU rules on new drivers

Teenage truckers could solve delivery crisis as ministers plan to axe EU rules setting limits on newly-qualified drivers The proposal involves scrapping EU rules which the UK adopted 25 years ago It set limits on types of vehicle newly-qualified drivers can jump behind wheel of But Work and Pensions Secretary Therese Coffey said to be … Read more

Marine Le Pen and her father accused of embezzling more than £500,000 from the EU days before vote

Marine Le Pen’s presidency election hopes dealt a blow as she and her father are accused of embezzling more than £500,000 from the EU a week before she goes head-to-head with Emmanuel Macron National Rally candidate embroiled in fraud enquiry just days before run-off vote Marine Le Pen and father Jean-Marie accused of embezzling over … Read more

Biden and EU announce new deal to get more natural gas to Europe

Biden and EU announce new deal to get more natural gas to Europe in move to undercut continent’s dependence on Russian energy President Joe Biden and European Union President Ursula von der Leyen announced a deal to secure additional liquefied natural gas supplies for Europe  Move is help wean continent off Russian energy as Putin … Read more

Lille vs Chelsea: Champions League clash still set to go ahead despite Roman Abramovich EU sanction

Chelsea ARE free to play their Champions League away at Lille despite Roman Abramovich being added to the EU’s sanction ‘black list’, with UEFA still expecting tonight’s last-16 second leg to go ahead in France Chelsea’s Champions League clash with Lille is expected to go ahead as planned Fears had grown over the last-16 tie … Read more

Viral clip of Volodymyr Zelensky discussing Ukraine’s EU membership in 2017 resurfaces

A viral video of Volodymyr Zelensky discussing Ukraine’s membership of the EU with a fictional Angela Merkel has resurfaced days after the President issued a call for global leaders to accelerate his country’s ascension into the European Union. In the clip from a satire series in 2017, Zelensky is called by the then-German Chancellor who … Read more

Record 28,000 students from China apply to study in the UK

Surge in Chinese demand for British universities: Record 28,000 students from China apply to study in the UK with applicants now outnumbering those from WALES There has been a 12 per cent increase in university applications from China Record number of disadvantaged British students applied for university Number of EU applicants fell, number of prospective … Read more

Boris Johnson warns UK will do ‘whatever is necessary’ to protect its fleet amid row with France

Britain must be punished for Brexit to show other EU states that ‘leaving is more damaging than remaining’, France’s prime minister has said in a furious letter.  In what is a further escalation of Britain’s ongoing row with it’s Channel neighbour over fishing rights, Jean Castex wrote to European Commission president Ursula von der Leyen … Read more