EU extends free roaming in Europe until 2032
European leaders have agreed to extend roaming across the European Union until 2032, meaning that consumers will be able to use the internet, make calls and send text messages at no extra cost.
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Sweden 'needs the security of NATO membership': Leading Swedish MEP
As the Russian invasion of Ukraine continues, with significant loss of civilian life in Ukraine, warnings are being sounded about the knock-on effects of the conflict on people far from Europe. This is due to the massive hit to food production and exports from Ukraine and Russia – two countries that together provide more than 750 million people, in 27 countries, with over half of their total wheat needs.
Spain entry rules: COVID tests, vaccination rules and masks explained in full
Spain has become one of the first EU countries to scrap the need for symptomatic people to test and self-isolate, in another winding down of its Covid restrictions.
Eurostar and Thalys: Merger will make it easier to travel by train between five countries
Two high-speed train companies are joining forces to create a rail giant that will serve five countries across the continent.
Italy entry rules: Everything you need to know about testing and the Super Green Pass
Travel to Italy is due to get even easier from 1 April, as the country drops its COVID-19 'state of emergency' and eliminates all restrictions.
Ukraine war: Poland and Czech Republic refuse meeting over Hungary's stance on Russia
Poland and the Czech Republic have refused to attend a defence ministers' meeting in Hungary over Budapest's stance on Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
Tech news: Apple Maps going off road, Samsung has a new display, and the EU looks to rein in big tech
If you see someone out and about with a backpack crammed with sensors and cameras do not be too alarmed - Apple is heading out on foot to fill in the gaps in its Maps service.