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The government's new analysis of the impact of Brexit says the UK would be worse off outside the European Union under every scenario modelled, BuzzFeed News can reveal.more

Celebrities, activists and politicians are rallying for the "biggest protest in British history" on London's streets against Donald Trump's visit to the UK.more

Britain's top Brexit official says European Union citizens will remain free to settle in the U.K for about two years after the country leaves the bloc in 2019.more

Poland's lawmakers approved a law that will phase out Sunday shopping by the year 2020 despite criticism that it may eliminate thousands of jobs. The bill will be voted by President Andrzej Duda tomorrow.more

Head of European Union's independent data protection authority says UK is likely to remain a strategic partner in data protection after Brexit.more

The U.K. wants to continue benefitting from the EU's free-trade agreements with other countries during the post-Brexit transition, and will seek an "appropriate process for this temporary period" to ensure it still has a say in any rule changes that affect its interests during that time, Brexit Secretary David Davis said.more

The British weekly "The Spectator" published on Thursday a text about rival concepts of government within the European Union countries, including disputes between Poland and Hungary with the European Commission.more

Donald Trump's invitation to the UK later this year will be a working trip rather than a state visit, Downing Street has said. A Government source confirmed the event would come without the pomp and trappings of an official state visit.more

A prominent campaigner has been appointed by the Government to lead a fresh drive to root out and tackle extremism in the UK. Sara Khan will head up the newly-created Commission for Countering Extremism, the Home Office announced.more

The Polish Prime Minister has said Britain will have to continue making financial contributions to the European Union if it wants to enjoy privileged access to the single market. Mateusz Morawiecki said the EU would take a tough stance on Britain's desire for a comprehensive free trade deal.more

The chair of the parliamentary committee on women and equalities, Maria Miller MP, has suggested strengthening the Equalities Act, after details emerged of a men-only charity dinner - attended by senior figures from business and politics - at which hired "hostesses" were allegedly groped, sexually harassed and propositioned by guests.more

The Constitutional Committee of the European Parliament was in favor of reducing the number of MEPs from 751 to 705 in the next term, in which there will no longer be representatives of Great Britain. Some of the seats taken by deputies from the Isles are distributed among EU countries.more

The party's former leader is expressing fears about UKIP's future amid its current crisis over Henry Bolton's leadership.more

The prestigious American daily "The Wall Street Journal" on the cover prepared a material about Poland under the title "Poland erases the historic role of Lech Wałęsa." Every participant of the World Economic Forum in Swiss Davos receives it for free.more

The UK government is to establish a new unit to counter "fake news", Downing Street has said. Theresa May's spokesman said the "dedicated national security communications unit" would be charged with "combating disinformation by state actors and others".more

The propagation of fascist symbols, the celebration of the birth of Adolf Hitler is shameful and deserves special condemnation. In our country, there is no and never will be consent to such behavior - said the head of the Ministry of Interior and Administration, Joachim Brudzinski.more

Most Conservative MPs believe freedom of movement and deference to the European Union's top court should stop the moment Britain quits, according to polling.more

Britain risks falling behind her enemies if the Government doesn't sufficiently invest in modern capabilities, the head of the Army will warn. General Sir Nick Carter will directly compare Britain's military to Russia's and say there are areas where the UK is worse off in a speech at the Royal United Services Institute today.more

Thousands of women turned out for the global Women's March in London on Sunday despite the heavy rain and sleet, one year after millions marched in seven continents. Across the road from Downing Street and stretching back past the memorial to women in the second world war, protesters chanted "Time's up" and "We want justice not revenge".more

It is reported an anti-abortion campaign group has hired a political consultancy linked to the Brexit leave campaign. The Ireland edition of The Times reports Kanto will be behind a digital push to keep the 8th amendment in place.more

Donald Trump is poised to snub Theresa May for the second time this month after it emerged he has no plans to meet her at next week's World Economic Forum in Davos. The Prime Minister had been hoping for a "clear the air" meeting with Mr Trump at the Swiss resort after the US president unexpectedly cancelled plans for a visit to Britain.more

Theresa May has welcomed President Emmanuel Macron for summit talks which saw Britain commit tens of millions of pounds to strengthen UK border controls in France, as well as the signing of a new treaty designed to improve security in Calais.more

The British government's Brexit bill passed to the next stage Wednesday after being voted through the House of Commons.more

Families who have never worked a day in their lives having four or five kids and the rest of us having one or two means it's not long before we're drowning in a vast sea of unemployed wasters that we pay to keep!'more

We are conducting a constructive dialogue on the rule of law with the Polish government, and the implementation of Article 7 of the Treaty on the EU does not mean sanctions. This is an article to be a warning - said in Strasbourg the head of the European Commission, Jean-Claude Juncker.more