Holding charge of £100 at petrol stations set to be rolled out across UK
Changes are set to be made to the way people pay for fuel when they fill up at supermarkets and pay-at-pump stations across the UK.
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GREEKS ABROAD 
September 11, 2022 Federal Education Minister meets with St Euphemia College students at Parliament House
Year 6 students from St Euphemia College in Sydney’s south-western suburb of Bankstown met with the Federal Minister for Education and Youth, Jason Clare MP, at Parliament House in Canberra on Tuesday while on school camp.
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CYPRUS
September 11, 2022 Energy Minister discusses Cyprus energy role in Brussels, says Commissioner Simson will visit the country
Energy Commissioner Kadri Simpson will be visiting Cyprus, the Cypriot Minister for Energy Natasa Pilides said on Friday after the extraordinary meeting of EU Energy Ministers that took place in Brussels.
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EUROPE
September 11, 2022 Power firms warn about ‘unprecedented’ liquidity crisis in Europe
The electricity sector is facing a “perfect storm”, with sky-high gas prices hitting the margins of European power companies at a time when more than €100 billion in investments are needed annually to drive the green transition, the industry says.
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HISTORY
September 11, 2022 11 September 2022: This day in history
1297: Battle at Stirling Bridge, Scottish rebel William Wallace defeats the English 1609: Expulsion order announced against the Moriscos of Valencia; beginning of the expulsion of all Spain’s Moriscos 1697: Battle of Zenta: forces of Prince Eugen of Savoye defeat the Turks, ending Ottoman control of large parts of Central Europe 1708: Great Northern war: Charles XII of Sweden stops his march to […]
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WORLD
September 10, 2022 Indian and Chinese troops pull back from disputed Himalayan border area
Indian and Chinese troops have begun to pull back from another disputed Himalayan border area, as peace talks between senior military officials after deadly clashes in 2020 continue.
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POLITICS
September 10, 2022 Polls anticipate Meloni’s victory two weeks ahead of Italian elections
Voting intention polls published this Friday, the last ones allowed before the Italian elections on September 25, show a clear advantage for the center-right alliance around Brothers of Italy, the formation of Giorgia Meloni.
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GREEKS ABROAD
September 10, 2022 ‘Make time for yourself’: Dr Yiotoula Sotiropoulos for Women’s Health Week 2022
To mark Women’s Health Week, The Greek Herald sat down with Dr Yiotoula Sotiropoulos, a General Practitioner (GP) from the Sydney suburb of Bexley.
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CYPRUS
September 10, 2022 International Day of Peace Run event across Nicosia
Bicommunal group RUNITE, invites people to an International Day of Peace run across Nicosia within the walls, that will pass by some major streets of the old part of the town.
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EUROPE
September 10, 2022 EU countries call on Brussels to cap gas prices, but leave out details
EU energy ministers on Friday (9 September) called on the European Commission to cap gas prices amid growing urgency to tackle skyrocketing bills hitting consumers and businesses.
