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The concerns of some that Donald Trump will be Russia's "greatest friend" have turned out to be unnecessary - estimates historian prof. Andrzej Nowak.more

There is at least a 20 per cent chance that Brexit will not happen, Liberal Democrat leader Sir Vince Cable has suggested.more

European Union Brexit negotiator Michel Barnier assured Ireland's foreign minister on Friday that the EU would defend Dublin's position in talks with Britain over the coming weekmore

BRUSSELS boss Donald Tusk said triggering trade talks next month is now "possible" but slapped Britain with a 10 day deadline to come up with new concessions.more

British Prime Minister Theresa May repeated her wish on Friday to make a joint move with the European Union to open negotiations on a post-Brexit trade deal.more

Britain has announced an extra £3.3bn of funding to prepare for its departure from the European Union.more

Representatives of the British government met in Birmingham yesterday with more than 50 leaders from the West Midlands community. more

Northern Ireland politicians who backed Brexit made an "historic mistake" that contributed to the crisis at Stormont, a senior US diplomat has said.more

Irish Prime Minister Leo Varadkar "should know better" than to "play around" with Northern Ireland over Brexit, the leader of the Democratic Unionist Party says.more

UK diplomats worry that prolonged uncertainty in Germany over the formation of a new government means that officials may take control of events and that hardens the German position.more

Vote Leave is under investigation by the Electoral Commission over whether it breached the £7m EU referendum spending limit, with allegations being made that it channelled funds for a social Brexit media campaign via £625,000 in donations to a student.more

A Galway business has received the approval of An Taoiseach, Leo Varadkar, after he posted images of four pairs of socks he received on his social media pages. Mr Varadkar wrote on his Facebook and Twitter posts "More socks" about the colourful socks sent to him by Irish Socksciety.more

Gerry Adams, the veteran leader of the Irish Republican party, Sinn Fein, has announced plans to step down from his role after almost 35 years.more

Downing Street has slapped down suggestions that the government is preparing to drop its attempt to fix the date of Brexit as 29 March 2019, despite the serious prospect of losing a vote on the issue in the Commons.more

Today, European Union leaders have solemnly proclaimed the European Pillar of Social Rights at the Social Summit for fair jobs and growth in Gothenburg, Sweden.more

An estimated 2.38 million employees from other EU member states were working in Britain from July to September this year, the Office for National Statistics (ONS) found.more

Polish justice system laws should be in line with European Union standards, European Commissioner Frans Timmermans has said amid an ongoing row between Brussels and Warsaw over the rule of law in Poland.more

The impact of a cliff-edge Brexit on U.K economic growth would be at least 10 times bigger than that felt by Germany, France or Italy, according to Oxford Economics.more

Facing mounting pressure at home, UK Prime Minister Theresa May took aim at Russia, accusing it of the tried and trusted sins of endangering global security, election meddling, hacking attacks and spreading fake news, in what seems a desperate lunge for support.more

Business leaders from both sides of the English Channel urged Prime Minister Theresa May yesterday to accelerate talks on Britain's exit from the European Union as uncertainty about future trade relations threatens jobs and investment.more

MPs are set for hours of wrangling between now and Christmas as they debate the small print of the government's Brexit legislation.more

Boris Johnson has apologised for his remarks about a British-Iranian mother who is being held in prison in Iran.more

The figure of the Prime Minister will join fellow world leaders, including US President Donald Trump and German Chancellor Angela Merkel, at the London attraction's Downing Street set.more

Polish Prime Minister Beata Szydło is on Monday set to meet the EU's chief Brexit negotiator, Michel Barnier, to brief him on Poland's expectations about the bloc's future relations with the UK, the Polish government spokesman has said.more

Prime Minister Beata Szydlo, during talks with the EU Brexit negotiator , will present Poland's expectations.more