Green energy levies on gas could hike prices further
Energy bills could go up even further for UK customers amid reports the Government is planning to introduce new charges on gas.
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October 9, 2021 EU leaders fear Polish exit following court ruling
Senior officials from two founding members of the European Union expressed fears Friday that a Polish ruling challenging the supremacy of EU laws could trigger the country’s exit from the 27-nation bloc.
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UK NEWS
October 9, 2021 UK’s biggest source of greenhouse gas? This ‘eco’ power station!
A supposedly ‘green’ power station subsidised with public money is Britain’s biggest emitter of greenhouse gas, research shows.
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UK NEWS
October 9, 2021 Genesis postpone Glasgow and London tour dates after positive COVID tests within band
Genesis have been forced to postpone the final four shows in their tour after positive tests within the band.
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SPORTS
October 9, 2021 How rich are Newcastle United compared to Manchester City, Chelsea & PSG
Newcastle United now have the richest owners in world football after the Saudi Arabian-backed £305 million takeover was completed this week.
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GREEKS ABROAD
October 9, 2021 Greek School of Boston Cathedral Is “Closed”
BOSTON – According to all indications, the Hellenic Afternoon School of Boston’s Annunciation Cathedral has been “closed,” and its classrooms have been rented to a kindergarten affiliated with a Protestant church, from which the Community derives financial benefit. The building where the school operated is on the ground floor of the community center, which is […]
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CYPRUS
October 9, 2021 Cyprus President urges unvaccinated people to get their jabs, as he receives third dose
President of Cyprus Nicos Anastasiades called on unvaccinated citizens to get their jabs, as he received his third dose against COVID-19 at the vaccination centre operating at the Cyprus State Fair grounds on Friday.
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EUROPE
October 9, 2021 Six EU countries ‘strongly’ condemn Commission’s EU forest strategy
Forestry ministers of six EU countries strongly criticised the European Commission’s forestry strategy following an informal meeting in Vienna this week, saying the Commission had not sufficiently respected the principle of subsidiarity. EURACTIV Germany reports.
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HISTORY
October 9, 2021 9 October 2021: This day in history
768: Charlemagne and his brother Carloman I are crowned Kings of The Franks 1000: Leif Ericson discovers “Vinland” (possibly L’Anse aux Meadows, Canada) reputedly becoming first European to reach North America 1446: The Hangul alphabet is published in Korea 1831: Ioannis Kapodistrias, first Head of State of modern Greece, assassinated in Nafplion 1941: US President Franklin D. Roosevelt approves an atomic program that […]
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SPORTS
October 8, 2021 Nevada judge recommends dismissal of Cristiano Ronaldo rape case
A magistrate judge in Nevada has sided with Cristiano Ronaldo’s lawyers against a woman who sued the footballer after saying he raped her in Las Vegas in 2009.
