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How FuelsEurope is using Pau WTCR event to promote its Clean Fuels for All push for climate

The opening rounds of the 2022 WTCR – FIA World Touring Car Cup are coinciding with a significant alliance as Clean Fuels for All partners with WTCR Race of France at Circuit de Pau-Ville this weekend. Brussels-based FuelsEurope, with its low carbon liquid fuel strategy “Clean Fuels for All”, is driving the transformation of the oil refining industry in Europe from fossil fuel to non-fossil products, developing a pathway to show how the industry can contribute to reaching climate neutrality in the European Union by the target date of 2050.

Chelsea says group led by LA Dodgers owners to buy club in $5.2 billion deal

"The sale is expected to complete in late May subject to all necessary regulatory approvals," the football club said in a statement late Friday.

Russian oil ban plans are like 'dropping an atomic bomb on Hungary's economy', says Viktor Orban

Brussels's proposal for a gradual EU-wide ban on Russian oil imports is sowing division, with Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán comparing the embargo to an economic "atomic bomb".

Britain looks to the Gulf to boost post-Brexit trade: "It's a huge opportunity for us as the UK."

The UK is hoping to enter negotiations in the coming months for a free trade agreement with the GCC in a bid to boost bilateral trade.

New life, new school: France welcomes Ukraine's refugee children

There were 7.5 million children in Ukraine before Russia launched its invasion of the country on February 24th. Since then, around two million have fled to other EU countries.

Malta: Small islands, big issues for Europe (Part 1)

The strategically-situated archipelago lies between southern Italy and North Africa and has been a prized territory for many conquering civilisations throughout history, from the Romans to the Normans and the British Empire.

Boy in tears as Ryanair stop him flying for dream family holiday - despite legal passport

An eleven-year-old boy was left in tears after Ryanair stopped him from boarding a flight to Tenerife - even though his passport did not expire for another four months. Staff at the airport claimed his passport had expired and didn't comply with new Brexit travel rules.

Ukraine war: UN in new attempt to evacuate civilians from Mariupol 'hellscapes'

The United Nations says a third operation is underway to evacuate civilians from Mariupol’s besieged steel plant and the city.

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How FuelsEurope is using Pau WTCR event to promote its Clean Fuels for All push for climate

Chelsea says group led by LA Dodgers owners to buy club in $5.2 billion deal

Russian oil ban plans are like 'dropping an atomic bomb on Hungary's economy', says Viktor Orban

Britain looks to the Gulf to boost post-Brexit trade: "It's a huge opportunity for us as the UK."

New life, new school: France welcomes Ukraine's refugee children

Malta: Small islands, big issues for Europe (Part 1)

Boy in tears as Ryanair stop him flying for dream family holiday - despite legal passport

Ukraine war: UN in new attempt to evacuate civilians from Mariupol 'hellscapes'