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GDP growth 3.9% in 2019-20, the unemployment rate of 5.0% in 2018 and 4.0% in 2020, the wage growth rate in 2019 of 5.1% - the Polish government's adopted yesterday 2017-20 financial plan.more

Nicky Morgan, Anna Soubry and Dominic Grieve say it is 'untenable' for them to support successor organisation to remain campaign.more

Ireland is likely to hold a referendum to liberalise abortion after a citizens' assembly voted overwhelmingly for reform. If Irish people opted for reform, it would mean changing the Republic's constitution to overhaul its abortion laws, which are among the most restrictive in Europe.more

Jeremy Corbyn hit back at Tony Blair after the former Labour prime minister advised voters to consider backing Conservatives.more

A Bill to transfer relevant EU laws to Britain would be replaced with legislation that would protect employment and consumer rights.more

The former Ukip leader said during his regular LBC slot that his decision will be based on where he can have the most influence over Brexit proceedings.more

This coming Saturday will be one hundred days after US President Donald Trump has sworn in. According to the media, and also corroborated by opinion polls, this traditional "trial period" of US presidents did not outperform Donald Trump too positively.more

Theresa May will travel to Wales on Tuesday as the Conservatives step up efforts to end a century of Labour party dominance in the principality.more

All pupils will study a foreign language for their Junior Cert by 2021 under ambitious new plans to be announced by the Education Minister. Richard Bruton says Ireland should aim to be within the top ten in Europe when it comes to foreign languages.more

Britain's UK Independence Party has issued a June 8 general election manifesto that calls for outlawing wearing burqas.more

Home Office issues guidance to avert flood of applications after Article 50.more

Nicola Sturgeon will today suggest that Labour is no longer a threat to her party in the fight for seats in Scotland as she paints the General Election north of the border as a "two-horse race" between the SNP and Tories.more

"New French Revolution" is the headline in the Daily Mail, which describes the success of Emmanuel Macron and Marine Le Pen as a major shock which wiped out the traditional parties.more

The position of London's financial district, as the most important global financial center in Europe, is undisguised, said Jeremy Browne, City of London's Financial District Representative for the European Union.more

Centrist Emmanuel Macron took a big step towards the French presidency on Sunday by winning the first round of voting and qualifying for a May 7 runoff alongside far-right leader Marine Le Pen.more

Independent Macron projected to have taken around 24% of vote with Front National leader Le Pen on roughly 22%; conservative François Fillon concedes.more

A Labour government would seek to create four new UK-wide bank holidays, Jeremy Corbyn says.more

A third of Scottish voters are backing the Tories, according to fresh polling conducted after Theresa May called a snap election.more

Eleven candidates have joined the race for the French presidency, and the campaign is now in its final days ahead of the election on 23 April.more

West Midlands Mayor candidates met with the Poles living in Birmingham.more

Support for Theresa May's ruling Conservatives was at 50 percent in a Comres poll published on Saturday, putting the prime minister on course for a landslide election victory on June 8.more

British Brexit Minister David Davis paid a visit yesterday in Warsaw. The politician met with Deputy Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki, deputy head of MFA Konrad Szymański and chairman of Law and Justice Jarosław Kaczyński.more

"President Donald Trump supports the abolition of visas for Poles, but Poland does not meet one criterion" said the US ambassador to Poland Paul W. Jones. He added that visas should not prevent anyone from traveling to the US.more

Theresa May has said that the UK's commitment to spend 0.7 per cent of its gross national income (GNI) on foreign aid spending "will remain", amid concerted pressure from right-wing ministers and newspapers to cut the aid budget.more

The president of the European Parliament has said the Brexit deal between Britain and the EU will be vetoed if citizens' rights are not protected. Antonio Tajani was in London to meet with Theresa May to discuss the parliament's position on the Brexit negotiations and said the issue of rights was a "red line". more