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Tensions between Moscow and Kiev have escalated after Russia fired on and seized three Ukrainian vessels and their crews in the Kerch strait separating Crimea from the Russian mainland.more

The agreement on the exit of the United Kingdom with the EU adopted yesterday is the best possible - said the head of the European Commission, Jean-Claude Juncker, warning the British members against the rejection of the agreement in parliament.more

The text of the UK exit agreement adopted today by the European Union confirms key guarantees regarding civil rights, including over a million Poles living in this country. Their implementation will depend on the result of voting in the House of Commons.more

"If I were a Pole, I would be sad and frustrated with Brexit" - said the EC's head Jean-Claude Juncker in Brussels before the start of the Sunday EU summit, which approved the agreement on the exit of Britain from the EU.more

Poland is very pleased with the terms of the agreement on the exit of Britain from the EU - said Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki in Brussels before the EU summit on this matter. He expressed hope that the agreement could be voted in the British parliament.more

Prime Minister Theresa May has written a letter to the nation setting out why she thinks the public should back her Brexit deal. Here is the full letter. "When I became your Prime Minister the United Kingdom had just voted to leave the European Union.more

The British media have today criticized the content of the political declaration on the future UK relations with the EU, stressing that it is muddied, too vague, and does not sufficiently protect the country's interests in the face of further negotiations with the Community.more

The political declaration presented yesterday on the future relations between the United Kingdom and the EU contains announcements of an ambitious, comprehensive treaty, but maintains them on a general level. Details will be determined during the Brexit transition period.more

Theresa May has hailed the draft agreement on post-Brexit relations as "right for the whole of the UK" and insisted a deal "is within our grasp". The political declaration - outlining how UK-EU trade, security and other issues will work - has been "agreed in principle", the European Council says.more

The closing date for simler register to 2019 local elections is 25/11.You can register at your local post office, Garda station, library or city or county council offices - to see if your name is on the Register.more

Polish Prime Minister launched a scathing attack against Brussels accusing the European bloc of being "one-sided" and of interfering too much with member states' domestic affairs.more

The Houses of Parliament should become a vape-friendly zone, as part of efforts to make vaping more acceptable around the workplace, MPs have said.more

British media today underline that Prime Minister Theresa May is still facing a government crisis, defending herslef against the vote of no confidence from the Eurosceptic wing of the Conservative Party and the subsequent reluctance of Brexit supporters in her government.more

Stephen Barclay has been picked as the new Brexit secretary, as Theresa May seeks to fill her cabinet after several of her top team quit. The MP for North East Cambridgeshire - who is a Leave supporter - had been a health minister since January. Amber Rudd has returned to the cabinet as work and pensions secretary.more

Gleeful Corbyn claims May's 'botched' Brexit deal is so bad she should not even put it to a vote as he demands a snap election to install him in No 10more

Key Brexiter says he will write to chair of 1922 Committee, in move which could help trigger Tory leadership challenge.more

British Prime Minister Theresa May today defended an agreement with the European Union in the House of Commons regarding the exit from the Community, stressing that "talks about Brexit consist in acting in the national interest", including "making the right, not simple decisions".more

Brexit Secretary Dominic Raab has resigned saying he "cannot in good conscience support" the UK's draft Brexit agreement with the EU. Theresa May announced on Wednesday evening that she had secured the backing of her cabinet for the agreement, after a five hour meeting.more

British Prime Minister Theresa May will attempt to sell her divorce deal from the European Union to the House of Commons Thursday as a divided country examines the finer details of the 585-page draft document.more

What does the agreement say? Which bits are controversial? And will it get through cabinet and parliament?more

The government is preparing legislation allowing ship owners to return to the national flag - informs "Nasz Dziennik". The financially beneficial legal solutions are to enter into force as early as next year.more

More than 18,000 Tube staff have received an inflation-busting 3.85 per cent pay rise costing nearly £33 million - with unions set to demand even more next year.more

Britain is pushing for new EU sanctions on senior figures in President Putin's military spy network responsible for the Salisbury poisoning in March.more

The UK needs to "pause and reflect" before doing something "irrevocably stupid" over Brexit, Jo Johnson said a day after quittig as a minister. more

On the occasion of the 100th anniversary of independence, the President of the United States, Donald Trump, congratulated on Twitter. more