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The former mayor of the eastern Polish city of Siedlce has undergone a life-saving operation after being stabbed in front of his house on Monday morning.more

French commentators outline the possible developments after the Brexit agreement was rejected by the House of Commons on Friday.more

Anti-corruption candidate Zuzana Caputova has won Slovakia's presidential election, making her the country's first female head of state.more

British newspapers today pay attention to the scale of the political crisis in Great Britain after the rejection of the EU exit agreement. The two biggest opinion-forming diaries called Prime Minister Theresa May for resignation, and the tabloid The Sun accused MPs of betraying the will of voters.more

The DUP has confirmed it will not back Theresa May's Brexit deal despite the prime minister's promise to step down if MPs backed it. The party said the changes it wants to see to the backstop have not been achieved.more

The Spanish government announced yesterday that it will create the largest number of jobs in the public sector since 2008, when the economic crisis began in the country. In total, this year, nearly 33.8 thousand posts will be created. more

The former leader of UKIP Nigel Farage criticized the British government yesterday, assessing the two-year negotiations on the EU exit as "one of the saddest, worst episodes in our nation's history".more

TAOISEACH Leo Varadkar has warned that it's up to the UK to say how it will avoid a no-deal Brexit which he said is a "growing possibility" after the latest Westminster rejection of the Withdrawal Agreement with the EU.more

TWO thirds of Scots who are "undecided" about independence, believe Brexit makes it more likely - and more than half would be more likely to vote Yes in a second independence referendum if Britain leaves the EU without a deal, according to a new poll. more

MPs reject Theresa May's EU withdrawal agreement by 344 votes to 286, a majority of 58, throwing UK's Brexit plans into more confusion.more

Most of the British media today supported the government draft agreement on the exit from the European Union, calling on MEPs to respect the democratic decision taken in the 2016 referendum. "You have the last chance," one of the newspapers warned.more

Citizens of EU countries living in the United Kingdom are ridiculing billboards and advertising slogans of the Home Office campaign, which concerns the need to register after Brexit. Immigrants dislike the placement of irrelevant cups of tea on posters and the lack of specific information. "Registration is not an invitation to tea, but something we have to do, although we do not want it."more

The House of Commons is to vote on Friday on the Brexit withdrawal agreement after speaker of the house John Bercow gave it clearance.more

MSPs backed a motion lodged by Scottish Greens co-convener Patrick Harvie, insisting the UK should revoke Article 50 in the absence of an extension allowing for a People's Vote.more

The Archbishop of Canterbury has issued an appeal for civility as MPs try to find a way to end the deadlock over Brexit.more

There was no sign of a breakthrough in the Brexit deadlock Wednesday when UK lawmakers failed to agree on an alternative to Theresa May's beleaguered plan even as she offered to resign in a desperate attempt to save it.more

May tells Conservative MPs she will step down if her EU divorce deal is passed by the British parliament.more

The UK Government has spent £12 million of taxpayers' money to buy a luxury penthouse in New York for a British diplomat in efforts to woo Americans.more

The government has been warned not to ignore the millions of people who signed a petition signalling they want to cancel Brexit.more

A key figure in the Democratic Unionist party has said he would rather see a one-year delay to Brexit than support Theresa May's withdrawal deal.more

The British government has rejected a petition calling for Brexit to be stopped, which gathered more than 5.8 million signatures.more

Yesterday in a late night vote in the House of Commons which could have far-reaching repercussions, MPs voted 329 to 302 - a majority of 27 - for a backbench plan leading to a series of "indicative votes" on alternative Brexit paths.more

Almost a third of British voters would prefer to see crucial government decisions made by artificial intelligence, not politicians, a poll has found.more

Theresa May says she does not have enough support to win a vote on her EU withdrawal deal "as things stand". She said she would continue trying to get MPs to back it before putting it to the Commons for a third time this week.more

Theresa May is today facing her fractured Cabinet days after they tried to oust her in a failed coup - and is set to unveil a plan to hold so-called 'indicative votes' on Brexit to let MPs choose their favoured alternative to her own EU divorce plan.more