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£78 MILLION in taxpayer money. £56,000 per migrant returned. And at least seven have already made it back to Britain. The UK-France migration deal has officially ended, but deportation flights continue. So what exactly are British taxpayers paying for?

Abolish the European Commission or consider leaving the EU as a last resort. Poland’s opposition leader Jarosław Kaczyński demands sweeping reforms to return power to member states, sparking a fierce clash with Prime Minister Donald Tusk over 'Polexit'.

Seven judges enter Poland’s Constitutional Tribunal, its leadership is suspended, and Prime Minister Tusk refuses to compromise. A council linked to President Nawrocki calls it an 'unlawful coup' as the battle over Poland’s highest constitutional court escalates.

As shopkeepers in The Hague boarded up their stores fearing riots, around 200 football ultras took to the streets vowing to protect their city. Riot police stepped in to prevent clashes, 34 arrests were reported, and the feared looting never happened.

Police at Poland’s Constitutional Tribunal, a president denied entry, and accusations of a government takeover. ECR’s Patryk Jaki accuses Tusk’s government of using police to seize control of the court. Is Poland’s rule of law now at the centre of a political power struggle?

A gun shop attacked, stores looted and windows smashed. Frankfurt descended into chaos after a 'Gen Z' protest, with 30 arrests reported as authorities deployed water cannons and special forces. Hesse’s interior minister blamed left-wing extremists and violent 'youths'.

70,000 police officers deployed, yet 565 arrests as France faces its third straight weekend of unrest. With 320,000 protesters taking to the streets, a nationwide strike is already planned for November 5. For more news go to valorvoice.com

€1 billion a day. That's the EU's trade deficit with China, according to the ECR group in the European Parliament. The group is calling for fairer trade and stronger protection for European businesses and jobs, declaring: 'Europe is looking for a partner, not a master.'

Von der Leyen's proposal for a new EU 'associate membership' for Canada was removed from the summit text by member states. ECR MEP Rihards Kols argues that Brussels should focus on delivering existing agreements on energy and minerals instead of creating new institutional labels.

Poland is set to receive a massive €43 billion, the biggest share of the EU's €150 billion defence loan programme. With 19 countries requesting €129 billion, Brussels has just over €21 billion left, although member states must still approve the payments.

A quarter of the EU's oil refineries have shut down over the past 20 years. Now, with diesel supplies running tight, Brussels wants to boost fuel production again, calling the shortage a 'wake-up call' and warning that Europe's energy security is at stake.

Police in Germany and Austria are bracing for Saturday's 'Gen Z' protests, with warnings of violence and left-wing extremism. More than 12,000 protesters are expected in Stuttgart alone, while activists in Austria are rallying under the slogan 'We must do it like France'.

France's Senate has voted to make rioters pay for the damage they cause, even allowing compensation to be taken from welfare benefits. People could face up to €10,000 in liability for knowingly joining a group that causes destruction.

Dutch judges are increasingly deciding who gets asylum, rather than leaving those decisions to immigration authorities. The Dutch Immigration Service is sounding the alarm, while critics warn that power is shifting from elected politicians to unelected judges.

She wants to run Berlin, but fears naming Hamas-linked figures in pro-Palestinian circles around her own party. Now, accidentally leaked notes reveal just how deep those fears run. For more news go to valorvoice.com

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Who should decide Europe's migration policy, elected parliaments or judges? A Belgian sociologist warns that judicial power is growing, while Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni clashes with a Milan judge. Who should have the final say? Tell us in the comments!

Over 14,000 deportations failed in Germany in just six months, and Berlin says it doesn't know why! According to government figures reported by Apollo News, authorities aren't required to explain the cancellations, raising serious questions about Germany's deportation system.

Ursula von der Leyen's plan to give Canada a special EU 'associate member' status has been blocked by member states! Germany, France and Italy were among those objecting, raising questions about who really calls the shots in Brussels. For more news go to valorvoice.com

Europe's gas prices have surged past €100 for the first time since 2022, up from around €32 before the war with Iran! Brussels warns of a difficult winter as energy costs soar and gas reserves fall short of targets. How much more will Europeans have to pay?