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German Chancellor Angela Merkel is angry with European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker for allowing details of a tense dinner with the British Prime Minister Theresa May to come to light, Der Spiegel reported Saturday.more

The ruling Conservative Party has clearly won yesterday's local government elections in the UK, according to a preliminary analysis of the results of the vote. Tories have won over 560 new seats.more

An ISIS leader in Egypt has warned Muslims to stay away from Christian gatherings in a signal that there are more massacres to come. In April, two ISIS suicide bombers killed at least 45 people at churches in the cities of Alexandria and Tanta, one of the bloodiest attacks the country has experienced in years.more

European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker has told a conference in Italy on the EU that "English is losing importance in Europe". Amid tensions with the UK over looming Brexit negotiations, he said he was delivering his speech in French.more

Britain's looming negotiations with the European Union on exiting the bloc are already very tough and will become "impossible" if emotions are allowed to run unchecked, the chairman of EU summits said yesterday.more

It is the duty of the Polish authorities to try to secure interests of the Poles living in Great Britain - said president Andrzej Duda.more

Some EU citizens applying to stay permanently in Britain after Brexit will be left in limbo for a decade because the system is broken, a damning report warns today.more

Voters have been heading to the polls for local and mayoral elections in England, Wales and Scotland. A total of 4,851 council seats are up for grabs in 88 councils - all of those in Scotland and Wales, plus 34 in England, including 27 counties.more

PM claims European politicians and officials are behind 'deliberately timed' threats aimed at influencing election result.more

Theresa May has accused the EU of trying to influence the result of Britain's general election by maliciously leaking the content of discussions to the media.more

The President of the European Parliament, Antonio Tajani, told the Corriere della Sera newspaper that despite the current differences in opinion, "there will be an agreement between the EU and Great Britain on Brexit, but the British will lose it," he added.more

"I want to have a referendum about changing the constitution next year" - he said.more

The Brexit secretary, David Davis, has sought to reassure employers there will be a swift deal to protect the rights of EU citizens living in Britain now that exit negotiations are under way.more

Far-right candidate Marine Le Pen said capital controls were an option if she won Sunday's presidential election and there was a run on banks as she negotiated France's exit from the European Union, but stressed they were unlikely to be needed.more

Brexit secretary David Davis dismissed the "huge numbers" that were being suggested as the country's Brexit bill as part of the "rough and tumble" of both sides preparing for tough negotiations.more

EU citizens living in the UK are not "bargaining chips" and "need certainty" on their position in the country post-Brexit, the Home Secretary has said.more

Theresa May attempted to go door-knocking on behalf of the Tories in Aberdeenshire this weekend, and the whole thing was predictably terrible.more

"I wish you all the best, i hope you will always remember about Poland" - said Polish Prime Minister Beata Szydlo.more

French presidential candidate Emmanuel Macron compared his opponent Marine Le Pen Monday to Russian President Vladimir Putin and said that if she wins, her policies will bring "economic war" to France.more

Downing Street has said it "does not recognise" an account published in a German newspaper of a dinner last week between Prime Minister Theresa May and EC President Jean-Claude Juncker.more

The presidential candidates trade barbs against a backdrop of May Day clashes in Paris.more

Reports suggest the meeting wasn't as "constructive" as had been suggested by the UK government.more

The Prime Minister warned that she needed a 'strong' mandate to counter the EU's 'tough' approach to the Brexit negotiations.more

Brexit negotiations began with a blazing row yesterday as Brussels flatly rejected Theresa May's negotiating position and accused the prime minister of living in a "parallel reality".more

Rights for European citizens living in post-Brexit UK are the EU's number one priority in forthcoming negotiations, Donald Tusk has signalled.more