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The Brexit secretary admits to a House of Lords committee that the cost of the UK leaving EU was likely to be 'a sore point'.more

May's spokesman says no action will be taken against Fallon for touching journalist Julia Hartley-Brewer's knee.more

Madrid reasserted control on Monday over the breakaway region of Catalonia, taking over the police and government ministries with ease as Spanish prosecutors levelled charges of sedition and rebellion against the regions ousted leaders.more

Theresa May is expected to be alongside Commons leader government comes under pressure to act on allegations.more

Theresa May is expected to be alongside Commons leader government comes under pressure to act on allegations.more

The 10-year-old daughter of a jailed Vietnamese blogger is begging First Lady Melania Trump to help free her mother.more

More than 17,000 people have now signed a petition to ban fireworks in public.more

President Michael D Higgins has dismissed suggestions he may find another seven years in office too demanding. Since he arrived in Perth on October 4, Mr Higgins has travelled the length and breadth of Australia, taking part in a multitude of meetings and events.more

Nicola Sturgeon has called for "urgent clarity" from Theresa May on transition plans as the UK leaves the EU.more

Theresa May is earning more than £10,000 a year from renting out a flat in central London.more

The British government says its key piece of Brexit legislation will be debated in parliament on November 14 and 15, the next stage in what is expected to be a difficult lawmaking process that will test Prime Minister Theresa May's authority.more

Tory MP writes to Mark Zuckerberg over suspicions that Russia-linked accounts interfered in EU vote and general election.more

Boris Johnson has called for soul-searching over how "we lost Russia", admitting that the West may share some blame for deteriorating relations with Moscow.more

Theresa May has said "important progress" on Brexit was made at last week's EU summit - but Jeremy Corbyn said it sounded like "Groundhog Day".more

Sadiq Khan said a second referendum on the European Union may be needed if Parliament rejects Theresa May's deal with Brussels.more

Theresa May seemed 'anxious and tormented' as she sat down for dinner Jean-Claude Juncker - and 'begged' the European Commission chief for help, according to leaks.more

THE President of the European Parliament has dealt a blow to Catalans wanting secession from Spain, by saying: "Nobody in Europe would recognise the independence of Catalonia".more

The British media has been cautiously optimistic about the decision to start informal business talks in Britain's exit from the EU, but suggested that London should actually consider threatening to abandon negotiations.more

In two days, the 28 EU leaders at their Brussels summit covered a wide range of internal and external issues, well beyond the press obsession with Brexit.more

Ahead of EU Council, Theresa May wrote directly to EU citizens in the UK.more

A Europe without Britain could potentially be a difficult place for Ireland, Taoiseach Leo Varadkar has said. Speaking on BBC's Spotlight programme on Tuesday Mr Varadkar said: "One of the things obviously we are going to have to do is build up new alliances."more

A written agreement to restore power-sharing in Northern Ireland must be forthcoming by Oct. 30 or else Britain's parliament will have to legislate a budget for the province, the minister for the region said on Thursday.more

There's a bit of diplomatic Jenga going on at this summit. Angela Merkel and others want to extract money, tens of billions of it, from the UK, ideally without toppling Theresa May.more

Young people are bemused, angry and resentful at the decision to leave the EU - which they largely blame on older generations, according to a new report. The analysis by academics at the London School of Economics for the All Party Parliamentary Group on a Better Brexit for Young People said there was "deep concern" about the "negative impact" of last year's referendum vote.more

There will be two key, overarching messages out of the two-day EU summit that begins on Thursday in Brussels: there is life beyond Brexit, and the 27 remaining member states have never been more united.more