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Europe · GardaNorthern Italy hasn't seen significant rainfall for months, and snowfall this year was down 70%. Many European countries, including Spain, Germany, Portugal, France, the Netherlands and Britain, are enduring droughts this summer. Authorities allowed more water from Lake Garda to flow out to local rivers. But in late July, they reduced the amount to protect the lake and tourism.See the Story
Italy’s Lake Garda shrinks to near-historic low amid drought
58% Center coverage: 24 sources
Europe · LondonChancellor Kwasi Kwarteng is reportedly considering a plan to scrap caps on bankers' bonuses as part of a post-Brexit bid to boost London's competitiveness. City bosses have long complained about the EU-wide bonus rules which cap bonuses at twice an employee's salary.
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UK's Kwarteng considering end to cap on banker bonuses
44% Left coverage: 16 sources
EuropeJason Grant has been given the job of promoting access to free sanitary products in schools and colleges across the Tay region. The role also includes discussing issues around the menopause. Critics say the job should have gone to a woman and former tennis star Martina Navratilova has labelled the appointment "f****** ridiculous"See the Story
Backlash after a man is appointed Scotland's first 'period dignity officer'
55% Left coverage: 11 sources
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Europe · WashingtonBiden said he was sick and tired of the theory that cutting taxes for businesses and the wealthy will see the benefits trickle down. Comments came as the Prime Minister and Chancellor Kwasi Kwarteng finalise a mini-budget on Friday. This is expected to see previously planned increases in corporation tax scrapped.See the Story
Biden slams ‘trickle-down economics’ as Truss plans to lift bankers’ bonus cap
63% Left coverage: 8 sources
Europe · LondonExtra border checks have led to longer queues at London St Pancras International. Outgoing chief executive Jacques Damas said capacity has been cut by a third. He said that limiting capacity on some trains is the only way to avoid long queues. Mr Damas also said Eurostar took out loans of €500 million because of the pandemic.See the Story
Brexit controls have cut London’s Eurostar capacity by a quarter, CEO says
67% Left coverage: 6 sources
Europe · LondonBritish households face average energy bills surging above £5,000 next year. The warning follows a steep rise in wholesale gas prices and came as the Prime Minister attended a meeting with the electricity sector in Downing Street. That meeting failed to produce any immediate concrete help for struggling households.See the Story
UK energy bills ‘to top £5,000 in January’
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Europe · LondonUK mobile phone operators should be forced to make their rules around data roaming in the EU clearer, consumer group MoneySavingExpert.com (MSE) has said.
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Mobile firms breaking promises on roaming fees post-Brexit, warns Martin Lewis
83% Left coverage: 6 sources
Europe · LondonSuella Braverman backs plans to scrap diversity and inclusion roles in Whitehall. Claims civil service has been 'propagated a political ideology when it comes to identity politics' Insists she is "all for a diverse workforce... meritocracy [and] inclusion"See the Story
Government diversity training 'riddled with left-wing views', says Suella Braverman
71% Right coverage: 7 sources
Europe · LondonMore than 100,000 people have pledged to cancel their direct debits for gas and electricity from October in protest against rocketing energy prices, according to a campaign group. Don’t Pay UK, which launched in June this year, said its campaign had reached “millions of people” and the support received so far “demonstrates the anger and frustration at a broken energy system that needs to be drastically transformed for the interests of people”.See the Story
100,000 people join campaign to stop paying bills
43% Left coverage: 7 sources
