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French newspaper Le Monder tells next few days are dedicated for saving EU because of Brexit impact. more

Sir Julian King, the man likely to be the United Kingdom's final European Commissioner, insisted in a Parliament hearing that if MEPs confirmed him in the post his loyalty would be to the European Union rather than Great Britain.more

British holidaymakers may have to pay up to £50 to travel to EU countries as the price of post-Brexit border controls, the home secretary said yesterday. Passengers also face paying at least £5 to be fast-tracked through passport controls as border staff struggle to cope with the numbers arriving at airports.more

The government is "completely committed" to its target of reducing net immigration to tens of thousands of people, but the move "will take some time", Home Secretary Amber Rudd has said.more

Labour leadership hopeful Owen Smith today said he would try to keep the UK in the EU and would consider joining the euro if he were prime minister.more

Forsal.pl tempted to forecast policy for Britain and the world in the coming years. "It's summer 2019 - three years after the British surprised the world and decided to leave the European Union. The road is still bumpy, the global economy was close to recession", - predicts Mohamed El-Arian.more

European Union finance ministers need to schedule an extra meeting to prepare for the inevitable negotiations with the U.K. over its planned departure from the bloc, Austrian Finance Minister Hans Joerg Schelling said.more

The Chancellor has suggested that "high-skilled" workers such as European bankers looking to take up jobs in the City of London will be unaffected by post-Brexit migration reports, according to reports.more

"We are calling today for the government to gurantee that Poles currently resident in the UK will be allowed to stay here after Brexit" - Vote Leave Watch compaigners appeal.more

For years it has been the most patriotic night in the classical music calendar, seeing the Royal Albert Hall decked out with Union Flags and concert-goers singing along to Rule, Brittania! and Land Of Hope And Glory.more

Brussels is advancing an ambitious plan to bolster EU military co-ordination as European leaders seek to rally the bloc after Britain's vote to leave.more

Flights between London Luton Airport and New York (Newark) have been suspended after French operator La Compagnie said the service was no longer economical to run.more

Ten weeks since the UK voted to leave the European Union and Plymouth-based Polish shopkeepers say they want to move "back home" out of fear.A surge in hate crime towards ethnic minorities following the historic vote in June - including vile graffiti spray painted on a Plymouth business and a Polish man's garden shed being burnt to the ground - has left some foreign workers fearing for their livesmore

But the title came with a warning about the capital's post-Brexit future has been named the world's City of Opportunity - but could face losing its place due to Brexit.more

European Council president Donald Tusk told Theresa May "the ball is now in your court" as the pair discussed the next steps on Brexit. more

Nicola Sturgeon has insisted Scotland will not be "window dressing in a talking shop" when it comes to Brexit negotiations as she restated her threat to call a second independence referendum if the UK exits the European single market. more

Foundation warns Theresa May's 'backsliding' will be costly for millions of low-paid workers. The so-called "national living wage" will fail to reach the Government's target of £9 an hour by 2020, a report warns. more

The Prime Minister tells MPs the Government will not "reveal our hand prematurely" or comment on "every twist and turn".more

Irish indigenous firms are "struggling" following the slump in the value of sterling against the euro in the wake of the UK's vote in June to leave the EU, a leading economist has said.more

A woman has quit her job in the West Midlands to move to Poland, saying she is choosing to leave the UK following the referendum vote to leave the EU.more

David Davis, secretary of state for exiting the EU, made his first statement to parliament on Brexit, before fending off a barrage of questions over the precise details of how the UK will negotiate with Brussels.more

Boris Johnson has invited Polish people to come to Britain as immigrants, dismissing claims that the UK is lurching towards "xenophobia".more

Theresa May has rejected a points-based system for controlling EU migration, one of the key promises of Leave campaigners during the referendum.more

The Polish Foreign Affairs, Interior and Justice Ministers will travel to London to meet local authorities over a string of racist attacks against the Polish community in the country.more

The Polish Ambassador in the UK will meet Home Office representatives following a string of brutal beatings of Poles in Great Britain, including the killing of one man last week.more