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In a visit to Mexico on Friday, the Spanish Foreign Minister Alfonso Dastis shares his disapproval of border reinforcement whilst Mexican Foreign Minister warns constructors against looking for an economic opportunity in the construction of the wall.more

Lorry drivers moving goods in Western Europe for Ikea and other retailers are living out of their cabs for months at a time, a BBC investigation has found.more

Boots has begun refunding VAT to passengers at its stores in Britain's airports, following a year-long review into the controversial practice.more

British spy agency GCHQ has hit back at claims it tapped Donald Trump's phones during the US presidential campaign.more

Social media companies Facebook Inc, Alphabet Inc and Twitter Inc will have to amend their terms of service for European users within a month or face the risk of fines, a European Commission official said on Friday.more

Philip Hammond's Budget announcement on March 8 that he planned to raise national insurance contributions for the self-employed was badly received by workers contacted for comment by the Financial Times.more

Tiny pin-prick holes on cash machines are the latest way fraudsters are trying to cheat unsuspecting Londoners out of their bank details.more

A Polish-born photography student who was spared jail for a racist attack because a judge said that she was "a lady" had attended a nationalist march alongside neo-Nazis a month earlier.more

Border posts along the frontier from Louth to Derry will NOT return after the UK leaves the European Union, it has been confirmed. The British Government has ruled out a so-called hard border which would include custom posts and checkpoints.more

MPs will be banned from hiring their children and spouses on the public purse after the next election, it has been announced. more

The German authorities have presented a project to combat hate speech and false news on the web - reported "Financial Times".more

Are you ever too old to become a parent? Well, the Italian justice system seems to think so, and the tragic story of Gabriella and Luigi De Ambrosis, an elderly couple who had their natural daughter taken away and put up for adoption because they were deemed too old to take care of her is proof enough.more

Theresa May received the green light from the British parliament to run the articles 50 and termination of the EU membership in it. Neither the House of Commons or House of Lords did not provide a guarantee to the Poles peaceful life after Brexicie. Many of our compatriots wondering what to happen now?more

The EU parliament president punished a sexist Polish politician. Mr Korwin Mikke, 74, used chess statistics to argue his point during talks about the gender pay gap.more

Employers will be able to ban Muslim staff from wearing headscarves at work, the European Court of Justice has ruled.more

Supermarkets like Tesco and Morrisons are using "shocking tactics" to extort money from their suppliers, a Government watchdog has claimed. more

Nine months have passed since Britain voted to leave the EU, and the decision is still a pressing issue, particularly for the EU nationals living in the UK, who will be the most affected by it. more

British police get Polish lessons to break down barriers and improve relations with local migrants in Operacja Akcent. 'A big part of achieving this is to recognise the need to improve communications and interaction with the local community. more

This Monday, the Commons will vote on a Labour amendment to the Article 50 bill to guarantee the right of EU citizens to remain in the UK post-Brexit.more

Chief Remoaner Gina Miller has sensationally put forward the possibility of a second court case if Theresa May does not consult Parliament after negotiating a Brexit deal.more

Thousands of people were charged with stealing food in London last year in what a food bank expert has warned is a "criminalisation of the hungry".more

The supermarket chain admits a mistake meant that 140,000 of its lowest-paid staff were handed sums below legal levels.more

A rise in the number of children carrying blades has pushed knife possession figures to the highest level in six years. Official figures show that in spite of tougher penalties for knife crime the number of people dealt with for possession was more than 19,000 last year, the highest since 2011. more

Charities have expressed alarm at "deeply worrying" new police figures showing a considerable rise in hate-related crime in London over the last year, saying the EU referendum "undeniably" played a role.more

Chancellor Philip Hammond announced that mobile phone roaming charges outside the EU would be subject to VAT, a 20 per cent tax paid by the consumer.more