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The Home Office has launched a new nationwide marketing campaign to encourage EU citizens to apply early for the EU Settlement Scheme.more

More than 11,000 UK driving licences have been exchanged for Irish licences since the start of the year - almost double the total for last year.more

A "no-deal" Brexit is looking increasingly likely, according to the EU and the bloc has revealed its contingency plan for that scenario. But it warned the measures could only reduce disruption, not prevent it.more

A British surgeon accused of joining Isis has begged to be allowed back to the UK because he helped 'hundreds' of patients while working for the NHS.more

The UK Government has proposed to EU member states that healthcare cover similar to that provided by the European Health Insurance Card should continue until the end of 2020, even if we leave the European Union with no deal - but says protections may not be in place on the day we leave.more

Websites and businesses across Europe today are protesting controversial changes to online copyright being introduced by the European Union.more

Cristiano Ronaldo's Juventus will play the pre-season International Champions Cup in Asia and not in the United States amid the Portugal star's rape investigation there, the New York Times has reported.more

More than three-quarters of Britons are not aware new online age-verification rules are set to be introduced in the UK. more

EU countries adopted emergency legal solutions yesterday in the event of the exit of the UK with the EU without a deal.more

A wide-ranging review of transport laws could lead to electric scooters being allowed on UK roads for the first time.more

By 2020, everyone in England will officially be an organ donor unless they opt-out. Thanks to a new law, which was given the seal of approval by the Queen on Friday, people will now have to go out of their way to opt-out rather than opt-in.more

People receiving housing benefit can no longer be barred from renting properties advertised on one of the UK's largest listing sites.more

The UK government on Wednesday announced it is considering proposals to overhaul the UK's competition laws and introduce a new unit to enforce competition to tech giants like Google and Facebook.more

West Midlands, North East and London get document-scanning boost as settled status scheme prepares for full rollout at the end of this monthmore

A suspected Isis member will be allowed to return to Ireland with her child, the country's prime minister has said.more

Businesses looking to win British government contracts must do more to help society, tackling issues such as modern slavery and climate change, the UK government said yesterday.more

The foreign secretary, Jeremy Hunt, has said the government is now looking at ways of bringing the children of British fighters in Syria back to the UK, in an apparent shift in policy which comes days after the death of Shamima Begum's baby son.more

The new European Travel Information and Authorisation System (Etias) is like America's Esta programme. The idea is to find out more about prospective visitors' health, employment and criminal convictions. more

The government has amended rules that would have allowed Home Office caseworkers to refuse settled status to EU citizens who had previously been served with a removal notice.more

People in Jersey can now apply for a Vienna Convention international driving permit (IDP). The application has been introduced in response to Britain leaving the European Union. If UK negotiations result in a "no deal" or a hard Brexit, islanders may require a permit when driving in the EU.more

Virgin Atlantic has removed its long-standing requirement that female cabin crew wear make-up while on duty. Female cabin crew, whose uniform features a tight, red skirt, will also now be offered trousers automatically, rather than only when requested.more

The Supreme Court has agreed to hear a further appeal over the extradition of a Polish man accused of drug trafficking.more

Private hire drivers are taking legal action against London Mayor Sadiq Khan over the congestion charge.more

A fine of between 50 and 2500 euros will have to pay tourists who are caught with inappropriate footwear on the trails on the cliffs in Liguria (Italy). more

Rules aimed at preventing illegal immigrants from renting properties are "discriminatory" and breach human rights laws, the High Court has ruled.more