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Only Russian President Vladimir Putin would welcome a no-deal Brexit, Jeremy Hunt has said. The Foreign Secretary said Mr Putin would rejoice if the UK and its allies failed to reach an agreement.more

Foreign secretary also says he had 'frank' discussions with Chinese counterpart over human rights and Hong Kong.more

British MPs have called for a new tax on Facebook and other social media companies to pay for the costs of policing data misuse, following scandals over Cambridge Analytica and Russian electoral interference.more

Speculation is swirling over Julian Assange's future after Ecuador's president said he must ultimately leave the country's London embassy, where he has lived for six years.more

The British Ministry of International Trade has positively commented on the findings made by the head of the European Commission, Jean-Claude Juncker and US President Donald Trump, on reducing barriers to international trade.more

Prime Minister Theresa May announced yesterday (24 July) she will take personal control of Brexit negotiations with the EU, as time runs out to get a deal before Britain leaves the bloc in March.more

Vrussels has abandoned the millions of EU citizens living in Britain to an uncertain future, the3Million campaign group for European expats has said in an unprecedented attack on the European Commission and its planning for a no deal Brexit.more

The government is set to announce wage increases for about one million workers in the public sector, the BBC understands.more

A deal with the EU can be reached by October but the UK is preparing for the possibility of no deal, Brexit Secretary Dominic Raab has said.more

It's official: President Trump is the single biggest political advertiser on Facebook.more

Boris Johnson is reportedly still living in the taxpayer funded Foreign Office house despite resigning from the role 12 days ago. The former Foreign Secretary is said to be living rent free in the £20 million mansion while netting thousands renting out a house just four miles away.more

Reaction among Northern Ireland political parties to the Prime Minister's two-day visit focused on her hard-hitting Brexit message to Brussels - and the continued impasse blocking the re-establishment of a Stormont Assembly.more

The European Union should meet London's proposals - said Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs for European Affairs, Konrad Szymański, in an interview for today's "Rzeczpospolita".more

The new law states Israel is a Jewish nation state. The passing of it caused large protests in parliament.more

Britain's security minister on Thursday dismissed a report that police have identified several Russians who were behind the poisoning of former Russian double-agent Sergei Skripal as "wild speculation".more

Boris Johnson has said it is "not too late to save Brexit" as he accused Theresa May of "dithering" over the UK's strategy for leaving the EU. In a resignation speech in the Commons, the former foreign secretary said a "needless fog of self-doubt" had descended over the past 18 months.more

The leadership of the British Labour Party rejected the International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance's working definition of anti-Semitism, leading to harsh condemnations from Jewish organizations and politicians across the political spectrum.more

Police believe they have identified the suspected perpetrators of the Novichok attack on a Russian ex-spy and his daughter in Salisbury in March, according to reports. Several Russians were involved in the attempted murder of Sergei and Yulia Skripal, the Press Association say.more

Taoiseach Leo Varadkar has warned that the British government may not be able to get a final Brexit deal through the House of Commons, increasing the likelihood of a hard Brexit.more

Theresa May is understood to have threatened Tory rebels with a general election this summer if they defeated her Brexit plans on customs.more

The fall in immigration since Brexit is already costing the UK more than £1bn a year, according to new analysis by an independent think tank.more

Downing Street has rejected Justine Greening's call for a fresh referendum on the UK's exit from the EU, saying it will not happen "in any circumstances".more

The Government of Ireland fears the impact of disinformation and cyber attacks on electoral processes. According to the unpublished governmental report, social networks and search engines are the most risky - reports the Sunday Independent newspaper.more

Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin found one point of complete agreement: They both wanted Trump to win the 2016 U.S. election.more

The British parliament adopted yesterday evening the law on customs regime, which is part of the legislative package concerning the exit of the United Kingdom from the European Union. One of the key votes was decided by only three deputies.more