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Boris Johnson has said the UK is in possession of evidence that Russia has been exploring nerve-agent based assassinations and that the country has been stockpiling deadly chemical weapons in the last decade.more

17 British politicians - incluging Iain Duncan Smith - have signed a letter to Foreign Minister Boris Johnson objecting to the Nord Stream-2 project.more

Polls have opened in Russia's presidential election, in which incumbent Vladimir Putin is seeking a fourth term in office.more

Moscow rejected British Prime Minister Theresa May's statement to parliament that it was "highly likely" Russia was responsible for the poisoning of a former spy in Britain.more

Theresa May has warned the Kremlin that Britain will not be cowed by its decision to expel 23 British diplomats in an escalation of the dispute following the Salisbury attack.more

Russia is to expel 23 British diplomats and shut down the British Council in the country amid increasing tensions over a nerve agent attack against a former spy and his daughter on British soil.more

The Ministers of Foreign Affairs of Poland and Great Britain, Jacek Czaputowicz and Boris Johnson, met this morning at the RAF Northolt base in west London, where they discussed about the joint reaction to the assassination attempt of Sergey Skripal.more

The foreign minister declined to specify the exact number of British Embassy staff members due to be expelled.more

Business hiring confidence has reached its highest level in more than a year, but the optimism is masking a "desperation" among employers to fill vacancies as Brexit looms. A survey of 2,102 employers by recruitment giant Manpower shows the most positive jobs forecast in more than 12 months, with a national outlook of +6 per cent for the coming quarter.more

Russia does not "speak the language of ultimatums" and will not "be spoken to in that language either," Moscow's ambassador to the UN has said.more

The law requires a further referendum before Brexit can go ahead, say campaigners who are mounting a legal challenge to slam the brakes on the UK's withdrawal from the European Union.more

The Irish Minister of Housing and Urban Development Damien English is in Poznan in connection with the celebration of St. Patrick's Day. As part of a visit to the capital of Wielkopolska, English will visit, among others Irish companies operating in Poznan and will meet with students.more

British public television BBC Two broadcast a segment about Poland yesterday during the main news program "Newsnight". As emphasized, the government in Warsaw is accused, among others for "crawling authoritarianism" and "threatening liberal democracy."more

British Prime Minister Theresa May says her government has concluded it is "highly likely" Russia is responsible for the poisoning of an ex-spy and his daughter with a military-grade nerve agent.more

Poland's eurosceptic movement is ret to trigger the Eastern European country following Britain out of the European Union, a former Polish minister has warned.more

French far-right leader Marine Le Pen proposed Sunday changing her party's name from the National Front to the National Rally.more

Britain is to raise the Sergei Skripal poisoning case with its Nato allies, a defence minister has revealed.more

The boss of the port of Calais has said there could be tailbacks up to 30 miles in all directions and potential food shortages in Britain if a Brexit deal involves mandatory customs and sanitary checks at the French ferry terminal.more

For days, Russia's main national TV channels were practically silent on the attempt to kill former spy Sergei Skripal with a nerve agent, but this changed in Wednesday's main evening bulletins.more

British media reported yesterday about possible decisive actions of the government in London aimed at the Kremlin in reaction to the Sunday attack on former Russian agent Sergey Skripal.more

The European Commission has written to the UK government saying the UK owes €2.7bn (£2.4bn) in customs duties on shoes and textiles imported from China.more

Russian land troops are prepared to conduct a conventional war in Ukraine and a hybrid war in the Baltic States, although Western leaders believe that the opposite is true - the report of the Washington Independent Institute of War Studies (ISW).more

The poll, curated and launched by Sky News alongside Equality Now, gives viewers the chance to vote for who they think has made the biggest impact on Britain as we know it today. more

Mohammed bin Salman has begun a three-day UK visit amid protests against his country's role in the war in Yemen.more

Home Office officials have been asked to convince the European Parliament the system for EU citizens in the UK will not become a "bureaucratic nightmare".more