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EU citizens in the UK are being put at risk of "devastating consequences" after Brexit, including losing out on housing and jobs, MPs warn today.more

Hyde Park's Joy of Life fountain has been turned off after complaints that rough sleepers were using it to wash themselves and their clothes.more

A Hull man was caught speeding more than 30 times on the same road.more

HOLIDAY plans are up in the air for around 50,000 Ryanair passengers, as cabin crew strikes today and tomorrow result in 600 cancelled flights to Spain, Portugal and Belgium.more

Vrussels has abandoned the millions of EU citizens living in Britain to an uncertain future, the3Million campaign group for European expats has said in an unprecedented attack on the European Commission and its planning for a no deal Brexit.more

The government came under attack from MPs and experts on Monday after it made a "secret and unilateral" change to its stance on the use of execution for two terror suspects in the US.more

The President has signed the Road Traffic Bill into law. The legislation automatically bans drink-drivers for a first-time offence.more

A deal with the EU can be reached by October but the UK is preparing for the possibility of no deal, Brexit Secretary Dominic Raab has said.more

Facebook and Instagram will more proactively lock the accounts of users its moderators encounter and suspect are below the age of 13. more

The European Commission has initiated a procedure for violation of EU law regarding Poland in the absence of regulations providing for sanctions for not registering an imported vehicle or for not informing about its sale or purchase.more

The government is preparing a tax on moving abroad. It may be in force for half a year. The concrete project is still secret - reports the Business Insider portal, which refers to today's article in "Rzeczpospolita".more

'Older people who wish to work should not face the current barriers of discrimination, bias and outdated employment practice,' says Women and Equalities Committee.more

Modern playgrounds in each municipality were to distract children from computers. Six years after their construction, a third of the audited pitches are not suitable for use - writes Gazeta Wyborcza.more

Brexit campaign group Vote Leave has been fined £61,000 and referred to the police after an Electoral Commission probe said it broke electoral law.more

A doctor found to have carried out a "disgraceful" sexually motivated internal examination of a female patient has been struck off the medical register by order of the President of the High Court.more

Drivers could be allowed to travel at higher speeds through motorway roadworks depending on the day of the week.more

Neighbours have been ordered to remove a paddling pool in their communal garden as they were allegedly told burglars may drown in it.more

The Polish government has adopted a draft amendment to the act on identity cards prepared by the Ministry of Internal Affairs and Administration. Thanks to the changes, from March 2019, new identity cards will be issued with an electronic layer, i.e. e-evidence.more

New road signs which can spot when you're using your mobile phone while driving are being tested in the UK. more

Prisoners will be given phones in their cells under a new Government initiative. Telephones will be installed in around 20 prisons in England and Wales over the next two years, which is expected to cost £7 million.more

Motorists who drive too close to cyclists now face a £100 fine and penalty points as part of a new push on cycling safety.more

A landlord has been ordered to pay 6,000 euros in compensation to a rent allowance approved couple after being found to seriously discriminate against themmore

Children may be signing up to apps with terms and conditions that only university students can understand, BBC research reveals.more

Bristol City FC and Sussex Cricket Club are among 240 employers named by the government for failing to pay the minimum wage.more

A woman with diabetes has been awarded 2,000 GBP after staff at a concert confiscated her fizzy drink. Kayla Hanna, 20, had been walking into a Red Hot Chili Peppers concert in Belfast in August 2016 when the incident happened.more