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Macron has said the EU is under threat from decline, illiberalism and Russian aggression. No kidding. He again attacked Brexit and called for greater defence spending. Of course, he used to be a pal of Putin’s.

Defence ministers of Poland and Lithuania have pledged to repatriate Ukrainian draft dodgers.

Canary Wharf’s buildings have lost £900 million in value.

Head of Stellantis, owner of Vauxhall, says that terrible EV targets threaten to ruin the car industry. He urges castles changes that post-Brexit Britain could bring in overnight. Let’s hope that the government takes his advice.

World’s first jab to stop skin cancer looks like a game-changer. Great news.

MI5 says British universities are being targeted by hostile states—not to mention hostile, staff, students and administrators. Difference is that the foreign states are interested in real research and learning.

Ireland demanded an open border during Brexit negotiations. Now 80% of asylum seekers are coming to Dublin through it from Northern Ireland. Unforeseen consequence.

Looks like Humza Yousaf’s days as Scottish First Minister may be numbered. But I reckon Salmond will save him. The crunch will come with this year’s general election.

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London retains the top spot in the world for green finance. Has held it since 2021.

IS is to remove 80% of restrictions on military hardware being exported to UK as a result of Aukus Pact.