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Voting has begun as Ireland chooses members of the European Parliament as well as new local councillors.more

Boris Johnson lied when he repeatedly claimed during the 2016 referendum on EU membership that the UK sent £350m a week to Brussels, lawyers attempting to launch a private prosecution of the MP have told a court.more

Nigel Farage was reportedly trapped on his Brexit Party bus today after being approached by men "armed with milkshakes".more

Vladimir Putin is unlikely to watch a new BBC comedy chat show hosted by a cartoon version of the Russian leader as he "does not look at caricatures" of himself, the Kremlin said Thursday.more

Theresa May's Brexit withdrawal bill will not be published or debated until early June, the government says.more

"The Times" report that the British Prime Minister Theresa May is preparing to quit her position after latest cabinet mutiny over her Brexit proposal.more

The British and European Union citizens living permanently in Great Britain vote today in the European Parliament elections. Elections take place less than three years after the Brexit referendum.more

Andrea Leadsom has resigned as the leader of the House of Commons, saying she no longer believed the government's approach would deliver Brexit.more

Prime minister's last-ditch attempt to win backing for her repackaged offer is met with derision on front pages.more

US President Donald Trump is to visit Ireland on 5 June, the White House has confirmed. Taoiseach Leo Varadkar and Mr Trump will hold a bilateral meeting in Shannon when he arrives.more

More than half of Americans believe the US will go to war with Iran "within the next few years," according to a new Reuters/Ipsos opinion poll. Fewer than 40% approve of President Donald Trump's handling of the crisis.more

European Council President Donald Tusk urged Londoners to vote for his former Polish Finance Minister Jan-Vincent Rostowski, who is standing for Change UK in the European election.more

The prime minister has set out her new Brexit bill in a "last chance" bid to get it through Parliament.more

People who help foreign states spy on Britain could face prosecution for treason as part of crackdown to combat Russian-style aggression against the UK, Sajid Javid said yesterday.more

The Brexit Party is surging ahead in the European elections polls - with four times as many votes as the Tories.more

Tony Blair said that he "can't stand" politicians being covered in milkshake following an attack on Nigel Farage.more

Nigel Farage has had milkshake thrown at him during a walkabout in Newcastle city centre.more

Theresa May's successor as prime minister should not call a general election until Brexit is completed, a cabinet minister has warned.more

Polish Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki presented a football development plan in Poland at a conference in Warsaw. "We invest in many activities related to the innovation of Polish football," assured the head of the Polish government.more

Police asked a McDonald's restaurant near an Edinburgh venue where Nigel Farage was speaking not to sell milkshakes because of concerns protesters might throw them at the Brexit party leader.more

The British opposition Labor Party will not support the bill passed by Prime Minister Theresa May adopting the Brexit conditions agreed with the EU, because it is basically no different from the version that has already been rejected three times - said Labor leader Jeremy Corbyn today.more

David Cameron's autobiography will be published in September, his publisher has announced.more

Members of the Conservative Party overwhelmingly want Boris Johnson to be the UK's next Prime Minister, a new poll has found.more

A former MI6 chief has warned Theresa May that allowing the Chinese tech giant Huawei to have a role in building the UK's 5G network poses an unnecessary risk to national security.more

Jeremy Corbyn says talks with the government to find a compromise over Brexit "have gone as far as they can".more