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Plans released showed that Scotland could set lower barriers for low-skilled immigrants than the rest of the UK after Brexit. more

The new Taoiseach (Irish Prime Minister) has said he has been "reassured" about a potential deal between the Conservative Party and the Democratic Unionist Party.more

Brexit Secretary David Davis will call for "a deal like no other in history" as he heads into talks with the EU.more

U.S. President Donald Trump will visit Poland ahead of next month's G20 summit in Germany.more

French President Emmanuel Macron's party has won a clear parliamentary majority, results show, weeks after his own presidential victory.more

The Bach To School Clothing and Footwear allowance has been raised by 25%. The back to school allowance is paid to parents to assist them in purchasing clothes for when their children return to school in September. more

British Brexit minister David Davis heads to Brussels on Monday to open divorce talks with the EU with a message that there should be "no doubt - we are leaving the European Union".more

The restaurateur, who is accused of racism, claims that the Italian cuisine needs Italian culinary culture.more

German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier, in an interview with the Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung, commented that since the beginning of the past decade, Europe and Russia are moving away from each other.more

Growth in the number of EU nationals looking to move to the UK has fallen sharply in the year since the EU referendum, according to analysis of web traffic to flat-sharing site Spareroom.more

The announcement by Brexit Secretary David Davis and EU negotiator Michel Barnier follows preliminary talks in Brussels between officials.more

Leo Varadkar used his first day as Taoiseach to tell world leaders: "This country will be at the heart of Europe." His Cabinet reshuffle saw leadership rival Simon Coveney made the effective 'Brexit Minister', while Finance Minister Paschal Donohoe has been tasked with preparing "for the challenges and opportunities of Brexit".more

Queen Elizabeth II will formally open parliament and announce the British government's legislative programme on June 21, two days later than planned after Prime Minister Theresa May's election setback.more

The majority of skilled EU workers at the largest UK companies say they are likely to leave the country before Brexit even happens, exacerbating fears of a severe brain drain. more

Farron quits after being 'torn' over his Christian faith and leading a party. It comes after he was dogged by questions over his views whether he believes gay sex is a sin and if he thinks abortion is wrong.more

The oldest president at the start of his administration, President Donald Trump, turned 71 on Wednesday.more

British Prime Minister Theresa May is to visit French President Emmanuel Macron in Paris on Tuesday, a visit that will bring out a stark contrast in their current political fortunes.more

The UK's Brexit department has seen two of its four ministers depart this week, just days before negotiations with the EU are due to start, in a sign of mounting tensions between Downing Street and the ministry's leadership.more

The Conservatives spent more than £1m on negative Facebook campaign adverts attacking Jeremy Corbyn, reports suggest. more

Fine Gael leader Leo Varadkar is set to be elected taoiseach later today. It is understood Mr Varadkar will be nominated by Enda Kenny and seconded by Dublin Rathdown TD Josepha Madigan.more

Poland has always been our ally and I do not mean only World War II, but also later, said British Prime Minister David Cameron yesterday in Lodz.more

The British House of Commons met yesterday for the first time after last week's parliamentary elections in which ruling conservatives lost the absolute majority of seats. Party leaders appealed for respect and celebrated a record number of female members.more

John Bercow has been re-elected as Commons Speaker as MPs returned to Westminster after the general election.more

The Conservative Party's alliance with the DUP to form a minority government has raised alarm bells in Britain over the Northern Irish party's opposition to abortion and same-sex marriage.more

It's been the Leo and Simon Show over the last few weeks, but in the coming days it will very much be the Leo and Enda Show. After months of speculation about when Taoiseach Enda Kenny would step aside, he finally made his intentions known last month when he stepped down as Fine Gael leader.more