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China has warned that "conflict could break out at any moment" as tension over North Korea increases.Foreign Minister Wang Yi said if war occurred there could be no winner. Mr Wang's comments come as the US voices increasing concern at North Korea's development of nuclear weapons and deploys a Navy carrier group off the Korean peninsula.more

The United States dropped "the mother of all bombs," the largest non-nuclear device it has ever unleashed in combat, on a network of caves and tunnels used by Islamic State in eastern Afghanistan on Thursday, the military said.more

Theresa May's much-vaunted Industrial Strategy has not gone far enough to protect the UK's science and research industry from the fallout of leaving the European Union.more

The prospect of retiring to the sunny hills of Provence or the playas of Spain is less attractive since the EU referendum, with older voters concerned their healthcare would no longer be covered post-Brexit, a survey has found.more

The UK's Daily Mail newspaper has agreed to pay damages and costs to the first lady of the United States over an article about her modelling career.more

Arkady Rzegocki said he had raised the issue with ministers since taking up his post last year. He also told the Press and Journal that schools in Poland have "much more knowledge" about Britain and Scotland than their counterparts here.more

The European Parliament's Committee on Constitutional Affairs met yesterday to discuss the problem of empty seats. After Brexit Britain will leave behind 73 empty seats in the chamber. The next European Parliament elections are in 2019.more

Representatives of the 27 EU Member States have started work on drafting guidelines for the UK's exit negotiations in Brussels. more

Theresa May and Donald Trump have agreed there is a "window of opportunity" to persuade Russia to abandon its support for Syrian leader Bashar al-Assad.more

It has been suggested the Duchess of Cornwall would rather be Princess Consort, but Prince Charles has different succession ideas.more

The EC sees very disturbing trends in Poland and Hungary, said EU justice commissioner Vera Jourova in Brussels.more

Since the Brexit vote last summer, Simon Thomas's numbers keep coming up. At the roulette wheels and blackjack tables of his Hippodrome Casino in Leicester Square, London, dollar and euro income has increased by 20pc. more

New sanctions must be imposed on Russia if it fails to cut ties with Syrian President Bashar Assad, says Britain's foreign secretary. Moscow says the American missile strike last week crossed a "red line" and that further US action will lead to retaliation.more

Rising import costs and falling migration pose a serious threat, but retail entrepreneurs are making plans to adapt.more

The Government is moving to lift the 90-year-old ban on the sale of alcohol on Good Friday. Tánaiste Frances Fitzgerald is expected to signal in the coming days that she will not oppose a Bill in the Seanad calling for the restriction to be abolished.more

"What has happened over the years around the Smolensk disaster is still difficult to understand: why did it happen, why there are no protocols, notices of the basic events that took place there," - said Andrzej Duda on the 7th anniversary of the catastrophe.more

Russia is to blame for "every civilian death" in last week's chemical weapons attack in Syria, Defence Secretary Sir Michael Fallon has claimed.more

The UK foreign secretary has called off a visit to Moscow in the wake of the Syrian chemical weapons attack. Boris Johnson, who was set to travel on Monday, said the situation had changed "fundamentally" and his priority was to continue contact with the US to provide international support for a ceasefire.more

Angela Merkel has promised that Germany will fight to safeguard Ireland's interests in Brexit negotiations.more

No 10 says PM told European council president there would be no talks on sovereignty without consent of Gibraltar's people.more

Prime Minister Theresa May is meeting European Council President Donald Tusk later to discuss the start of Brexit negotiations. It comes after Mrs May formally triggered two years of withdrawal talks when she invoked Article 50 of the Lisbon Treaty last week.more

In the wake of several high profile 'air rage' incidents involving inebriated passengers, a parliamentary report advises imposing restrictions on alcohol consumptionmore

Resolution on negotiating mandate insists transition arrangement for UK after 2019 can last no longer than three years.more

He threatened Brits would stop eating Belgian chocolates and driving German cars if we don't get a good Brexit deal.more

A spokeswoman for the government of Gibraltar confirmed there was an "illegal incursion" which was met by the HMS Scimitar from the Royal Navy's Gibraltar Squadron.more