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As Britain prepares to give formal notification of its intention to leave the European Union, eastern European communities have told Sky News of their concerns about how negotiations could affect their status in the UKmore

Council president Donald Tusk says main priority for negotiations is to ensure UK's departure is least painful for EU.more

Britain's high street banks processed nearly $740m from a vast money-laundering operation run by Russian criminals with links to the Russian government and the KGB, the Guardian can reveal.more

"I will not allow Poles to earn on selling products for French unemployed people" - she said about moving Whirpool production from France to Poland. more

Forcing pregnant women who do not want a child of one sex or the other to give birth could harm both the baby and the mother's mental health, a leading doctors' union member has said.more

There is no way that the United Kingdom would be privileged in the European Union, without having any duty, said the Ryszard Czarnecki who is part of the European Parliament Committee on Foreign Affairs.more

McGuinness was prepared to bomb and kill to drive the British out, but he was also an incorruptible, church going Catholic and a loyal family man.more

Britain faces an "expensive" exit from the European Union - which could cost as much as 60 billion Euros, Austrian Chancellor Christian Kern warned today.more

Tony Blair has admitted he did not realise how many migrants would come to the UK when he opened Britain's borders to millions of European workers. more

The Scottish First Minister tells Sophy Ridge a newly independent Scotland would keep the pound and apply for full EU membership.more

The Prime Minister's letter officially notifying the European Council of the UK's intention to quit will set in train a two-year negotiation process expected to lead to Britain leaving the EU on March 29 2019.more

The Prime Minister's letter officially notifying the European Council of the UK's intention to quit will set in train a two-year negotiation process expected to lead to Britain leaving the EU on March 29 2019.more

While the likes of Frankfurt and Paris are competing for top investment bankers after Brexit, Poland has set its sights on mid-tier financial and technical work where salaries may not be astronomical but jobs are far more numerous.more

On May the 4th in the the UK local elections will be held. According to the latest data, in Scotland will vote almost 50 thousand of Poles. more

According to a new report Norway is the world's fourth happiest country, bested only by Denmark, Switzerland and Iceland. The UN's Sustainable Development Solutions Network released its 2016 World Happiness Report on Wednesday, the group's fourth annual survey seeking to quantify happiness.more

Scottish Government's Minister for International Development and Europe, Alasdair Allan is with his visit Poland today.more

Several hundred children and adults have celebrated the British Education Week in the Polish Social and Cultural Center (POSK) in London. more

Thousands of non-EU migrants will have to produce criminal record certificates before they are allowed to work in the UK under rules coming into force next month. Nurses, teachers and care workers are among those who will have to hand over a written document from their home country as part of efforts to toughen up immigration.more

European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker is not worried about other EU countries leaving the bloc after Britain because Brexit will make them see it is not a good option, he said in a newspaper interview.more

In a visit to Mexico on Friday, the Spanish Foreign Minister Alfonso Dastis shares his disapproval of border reinforcement whilst Mexican Foreign Minister warns constructors against looking for an economic opportunity in the construction of the wall.more

British spy agency GCHQ has hit back at claims it tapped Donald Trump's phones during the US presidential campaign.more

George Osborne's appointment as Editor of the London Evening Standard is a remarkable move that will dazzle the worlds of politics and media.more

51% of respondents misjudge the activities of the government, positively talking about the 38% - according to a survey Kantar Public. 47% of respondents also issued a negative assessment of the work the Prime Minister, and 40% - good. The activities of the president positively says 44%, bad - 45%.more

Philip Hammond's Budget announcement on March 8 that he planned to raise national insurance contributions for the self-employed was badly received by workers contacted for comment by the Financial Times.more

The rumors have been fueled in recent months by the former First Daughter's increased tweeting, as she has posted some green spinach pancakes and a lot of criticism of the new president.more