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Jean-Claude Juncker today warned that Britain will have to pay for Brexit if it wants to begin talks over trade and a transition deal with the EU during a remarkable speech in which he thanked the UK for the Second World War and claimed the euro had prevented other wars in Europe.more

Brexit talks are pleased with progress on civil rights, said Polish Prime Minister Beata Szydlo.more

Polish people who live in Britain are welcome to stay in the country after Brexit, Boris Johnson has said.more

Polish Defense Minsiter Antoni Macierewicz and Foreign Minister Witold Waszczykowski met in the morning with journalists at the Polish Social and Cultural Association.more

Both sides' stances are ambiguous enough to buy time to cool political temperature, writes today "Financial Times" about situation in Spain.more

The green light to begin talks about a post-Brexit trade deal won't come until December at the earliest, the European Council president has suggested. Donald Tusk warned that if the current "slow pace" of negotiations continues the UK and the EU "will have to think about where we are heading".more

The European Commission has hit back at Theresa May's comments on Brexit negotiations, admonishing the Prime Minister and warning Britain it still has more work to do before a deal can be struck.more

Catalonia will apply a referendum law, which calls for a declaration of independence if a referendum shows a majority in favor, Catalan leader Carles Puigdemont says in a television program to be broadcast later on Sunday.more

Britain's struggles to chart a way out of the European Union are boosting the case for Scottish independence, First Minister Nicola Sturgeon said on Sunday, but she shied away from committing to a date for another referendum vote.more

The Foreign and Defense Ministers of Poland and the United Kingdom will meet in London on Thursday - according to the information of the Polish Press Agency. Previous meeting in this formula was held in January last year in Edinburgh.more

Finland is known for its picturesque lakes, invigorating saunas and it's the home of Santa, of course, and to add further to its charms, it has also been named the safest country in the world by the World Economic Forum (WEF). The country wants to keep this title.more

British Deputy Minister for Exiting the EU Joyce Anelay has assessed that divergences in negotiations with the EU "can be resolved through goodwill". more

Urns to vote smuggled at night in France, hidden first at homes and secretly transported to the polling stations under the noses of the police - so the American agency AP described preparing for illegal Catalan elections on October 1.more

Theresa May has said she has the "full support of her cabinet" after a former party chairman said there should be a leadership contest. The prime minister said the country needed "calm leadership" adding: "That's what I'm providing."more

Catalonia's parliament will press ahead and debate a unilateral declaration of independence in defiance of a court order banning the hearing, the region's foreign affairs minister said.more

Theresa May came under further pressure on Thursday, with a group of rebel MPs seeking advice on a potential challenge from those involved in the last successful coup against a Tory leader and a former party chairman urging her to call a leadership election.more

Spain's Constitutional Court has suspended next Monday's session of the Catalan parliament, in a bid to pre-empt a possible push for independence. The court said such a move would be "a breach of the constitution".more

The European Parliament will debate the situation in Poland on 19 October, amid discussions on how to deal with EU members that are cracking down on democracy.more

Cabinet ministers praised her for persevering despite a persistent cough and being interrupted by a prankster, with Home Secretary Amber Rudd saying she was doing an "excellent job".more

Theresa May has apologised for being 'too scripted, too presidential' during her election campaign while reading her speech from a teleprompter.more

Boris Johnson has said it is time to "let the British lion roar" as he called for Brexit to be a moment of national renewal.more

UK Prime Minister Theresa May has defended her refusal to discipline or sack her foreign secretary, Boris Johnson, over his recent disloyalty, insisting it was a sign of her strength that she was not surrounded by "yes men".more

Nigel Farage has regained his grip on the UK Independence party, after members elected his preferred candidate, Henry Bolton, as leader and rejected rivals who wanted to focus on attacking Islam. more

Catalan leader Carles Puigdemont says the Spanish region has won the right to statehood following a contentious referendum that was marred by violence.more

Britain is worried by violence during a banned referendum in Spain's northeastern region of Catalonia but sees the vote as unconstitutional, Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson said on Sunday.more