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Boris Johnson has called for an international response and an urgent investigation after a reported chemical attack from the Assad regime killed more than 40 people in Syria.more

Falling police numbers are not to blame for rising violence and a new approach is needed, the home secretary has said. Writing in the Sunday Telegraph, Amber Rudd said evidence did not back up claims that reduced resources were the cause of more crime.more

"Unfortunately, the current state of the Foreign Office interaction with the Embassy is utterly unsatisfactory. We believe that it is high time to arrange a meeting between Ambassador Alexander Yakovenko and Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson in order to discuss the whole range of bilateral issues, as well as the investigation of the Salisbury incident", informed the Russian Embassy in London.more

It is the last set of elections before Britain leaves the EU - but will Brexit be a factor at local polls in England on 3 May? We looked at the contest in two very different London boroughs.more

Jeremy Corbyn has defended his decision to attend a dinner organised by a left-wing Jewish group following criticism from mainstream Jewish leaders.more

Spokesman for British Prime Minister Theresa May has announced today that the UK is looking for a "proportional" way to respond to Russia's threat after attempting to assassinate former GRU colonel and British intelligence associate Sergey Skripal.more

The rise in tensions between Russia and the West in connection with the attack on Sergei Skripal's double agent does not depend on Moscow - said the Russian Foreign Minister, Sergei Lavrov, at a press conference today.more

Matteo Ciacci, a Sammarinese born in 1990, became Captain Regent of San Marino and the actually-in-office youngest Head of State in the world.more

Britain said on Saturday it was routine for border officials to search aircraft, after Russia said Moscow would demand an official explanation why a Russian Aeroflot passenger plane was searched at London's Heathrow airport on Friday.more

Russia has ordered the expulsion of more diplomats from Western countries in a tit-for-tat response over the poisoning of an ex-spy in the UK. The retaliatory measure comes a day after Russia kicked out 60 US diplomats and closed the St Petersburg consulate.more

The daughter of former Russian double agent Sergei Skripal is getting better after spending three weeks in critical condition after a nerve toxin attack at his home in England, the hospital where she is being treated says.more

Exactly one year ahead of the day the UK is due to leave the EU, Theresa May is visiting all four home nations to bring a positive message about Brexit.more

Prime Minister Theresa May said on Monday Russia had "spectacularly failed" in efforts to divide Britain's allies following a nerve agent attack this month on a former Russian spy in an English city.more

On Saturday 24th March 2018 the Minister of State for Equality, Immigration and Integration at the Department of Justice and Equality, Mr. David Stanton T.D., opened the "Promoting Political Engagement of Migrants 2018" event at The Atrium in the Department of Justice and Equality's offices in St. Stephen's Green. more

Poland has decided to recognize four Russian diplomats as persona non grata. This is an expression of solidarity with the United Kingdom - said the head of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs Jacek Czaputowicz.more

Russian President Vladimir Putin is trying to divide Britain from its allies, according to Britain's defence secretary.more

Protests broke out across the Spanish region of Catalonia on Sunday after former leader Carles Puigdemont was taken into custody in Germany. At least 89 people were injured in clashes with police and four arrests were made.more

Amidst all the talk about Brexit - about borders and about trade - ministers have said almost nothing about how immigration will be controlled after the UK leaves the EU. They have not yet come up with the answer to a fundamental question - who should we let in?more

Poisoned former Russian double agent Sergei Skripal wrote to Vladimir Putin asking to be pardoned and to be able to visit his home country, a friend has said.more

Theresa May said she would tell her fellow EU leaders that "the Russia threat" did not respect borders, as she arrived for a summit in Brussels.more

"After Brexit, we will continue to accept citizens from EU countries. This will not change" British Ambassador to Poland Jonathan Knott said in Dziennik Gazeta Prawna.more

Former French president Nicolas Sarkozy was on Wednesday night charged over a probe into whether his 2007 election campaign received £42 million in illegal funding from the Libyan regime of Muammar Gaddafi.more

Diplomatic vehicles drove them from the embassy in London to Stansted Airport, where they boarded a plane to Moscow.more

Fears over safety of England fans as Russia expels liaison diplomat and closes British consulate.more

One year before the United Kingdom is scheduled to leave the European Union, EURACTIV's partner efe-epa spoke to a diverse group of people, including British citizens and EU nationals who have made lives for themselves in the UK, to find out how they felt about Brexit.more