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‘Squatter’ Boris Johnson ignored letters telling him to leave £20 million official residence for weeks
An ally of Mr Johnson told the Mail it was "completely standard practice" to take several weeks to leave the apartment, and the MP had an “informal understanding” with Sir Simon that he would leave by the end of July. … [Read more...] about ‘Squatter’ Boris Johnson ignored letters telling him to leave £20 million official residence for weeks
Online tech giants should pay news providers for content over ‘fundamental imbalance of power’, peers demand
Chair of the Communications Committee Lord Gilbert of Panteg, said: "There's a fundamental imbalance of power between (publishers) and platforms such as Facebook and Google whose overwhelming market dominance means they dictate the terms on which they use publishers' content, including whether and how much they pay for it." … [Read more...] about Online tech giants should pay news providers for content over ‘fundamental imbalance of power’, peers demand
Theresa May: EU citizens’ rights depend on fate of Britons abroad
Though Renzi faces an increasingly sceptical Italian public, with the populist and anti-euro Five Star Movement gaining in popularity, the former mayor of Florence remains one of the most vocal proponents of the EU in Europe and, according to analyst Federico Santi of the Eurasia Group, is keen to settle Brexit-related uncertainty in financial markets that could harm Italy. … [Read more...] about Theresa May: EU citizens’ rights depend on fate of Britons abroad
France’s Macron under fire for political lurch to the right
Cecile Rilhac is one of 10 LREM lawmakers who voted against the draft law when it passed the National Assembly last week. An additional 30 LREM members abstained from the vote. The law is still expected to head to the Senate for approval in January — though the government could decide to withdraw the controversial article completely by then, a move Rilhac would support. … [Read more...] about France’s Macron under fire for political lurch to the right
