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The United Kingdom will provide Lebanon with financial aid in the amount of 5 million pounds, it is also ready to send search and rescue teams and medical aid - announced Foreign Minister Dominic Raab in response to the tragic explosion in Beirut.more

There are many posters plastered all over the Rías Baixas beaches in Pontevedra, Spain, urging citizens to comply with the Covid-19 regulations. “Sentidiño” (“common sense”) reads one of them. Nonetheless, the “sentidiño” of the British government in suddenly deciding to impose a quarantine on all travellers arriving from Spain has been questioned by many.more

Classified Brexit documents released ahead of the 2019 general election are believed to have been stolen from a Tory MP’s email account.more

The Extraordinary Control and Public Affairs Chamber of the Supreme Court ruled on Monday with a full bench on the validity of the election of Andrzej Duda as president. In the opinion of the court, none of the indicated shortcomings would give rise to questioning the election results.more

The Nobel Peace Prize winner and prominent Northern Ireland politician John Hume has died aged 83.more

France will strive to ensure that access to the EU's economic recovery plan is linked to the issue of the rule of law, announced the new French secretary of state for European affairs, Clément Beaune, in an interview with the Financial Times.more

The twofold increase in the number of new coronavirus infections in Ireland in recent days is worrying, admitted the p.o. the country's chief physician Ronan Glynn. Yesterday, 45 new cases were confirmed and no deaths have been recorded. more

A British MP from the ruling Conservative Party, whose personal details have not been disclosed, was arrested yesterday morning on suspicion of rape, The Sunday Times revealed today.more

The United Kingdom and the European Union have agreed to continue discussing a free trade deal until October 2, British chief negotiator David Frost said on Friday. “Negotiating rounds will take place in August and in September, unless agreed otherwise between the parties,” according to a document Frost posted on Twitter.more

In November next year, National Bank of Poland plans to issue a collector's banknote with the former President of Poland, Lech Kaczyński, 'It's Worth Being a Pole', according to the NBP's 2021 issue plan.more

The organisation that manages Dublin and Cork airports has told politicians there may be merit in testing passengers for coronavirus before they fly from non-Green List countries to Ireland.more

The Chinese ambassador to Britain accused her authorities of "seriously poisoning" relations between the two countries and warned that she would "pay the price" if she avoided Beijing.more

Prime Minister Boris Johnson has been branded "delusional" after claiming "massive success” in reducing the number of fatalities from coronavirus, despite figures showing England has had the highest excess death rate in Europe.more

Britons over the age of 40 could soon be asked to pay more tax to help pay for the cost of their care in later life, as part of radical new plans being considered by ministers, according to reports.more

Boris Johnson is looking for a new spokesperson who will become the face of the government at televised White House style press briefings.more

British Foreign Minister Dominic Raab told his Chinese counterpart Wang Yi on Tuesday that London would be closely watching the September Hong Kong Legislative Council elections, and that China needed to rebuild the international community's confidence.more

The deputy prime minister and two ministers will not be penalized for submitting late declarations. Experts talk about the progressive dismantling of the transparency of the parliament's operation, writes Rzeczpospolita on Wednesday.more

Europe appears to be at the beginning of a second coronavirus wave, UK prime minister Boris Johnson said on Tuesday, after a number of countries on the continent started to reimpose lockdown restrictions following an uptick in cases.more

National Electoral Commission (Poland) did not find any violations of the election law that could have had an impact on the voting results and the result of the election of the President of the Republic of Poland, according to the election report.more

A Polish woman who kicked in a front window at a busy Italian restaurant in Cork city shouted at the owner to, “Go back to your own country.” more

Front-line health workers and senior clerics in Brazil are adding their voices to the chorus of alarm about President Jair Bolsonaro's response to the coronavirus pandemic.more

The European Union's accession to the Istanbul Convention on preventing and combating violence against women and domestic violence remains a priority, European Commission spokesman Adalbert Jahnz announced today in Brussels.more

The prime minister and the minister of finance are accused of a conflict of interest in connection with the choice of the organization managing the student program. The media determined that an organization that was supposed to manage $ 912 million was paying the mother of Justin Trudeau and his brother for public appearances.more

Boris Johnson has admitted the government did not understand coronavirus during the "first few weeks and months" of the UK outbreak. The PM told BBC political editor Laura Kuenssberg there were "very open questions" about whether the lockdown had started too late.more

Boris Johnson has branded opponents of vaccines as ‘nuts’ as he predicted Britain will be ‘well on the way past’ coronavirus by the ‘middle of next year’.more