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Sir Michael Fallon and Boris Johnson criticise Labour leader's comments that UK needs 'smarter way' to reduce terror threat.more

Poll with Conservatives five points ahead of Labour is first since bombing, but shows other factors such as manifestos are at play.more

Former British extreme right-wing BNP leader Nick Griffin has been identified as a persona non grata in Hungary.more

The record number of nearly 13 thousand Poles in the first quarter of 2017, filed for confirmation of a permanent residency in the UK.more

UK premier uses first meeting with French president to push for parallel negotiations.more

The Polish Seym passed a health care law yesterday that provides provisions to facilitate access to non-standard health and life-threatening treatments, and also provides that "day after" pills will be sold on prescription.more

US President Donald Trump is attending a G7 summit with leaders of the world's major economies in Sicily, Italy, on the last leg of his first foreign trip.more

Ukip has sought to cast itself, after the Manchester Arena attack, as the party taking strong action against Islamic terrorism, using its manifesto launch to outline policies on security and immigration.more

Polish President Andrzej Duda and the Prime Minister of the United Kingdom Theresa May discussed yesterday in Brussels threat of terrorism in Europe and the conclusions that could be drawn from the attack in Manchester.more

In some Central and Eastern European countries, the fundamental values of the European Union - democracy, freedom of speech and civil rights - are at the most at risk since the end of the Cold War.more

British police have stopped passing information to the US on the investigation into the Manchester attack after leaks to American media, the BBC reports.more

A surge in Polish people and other European citizens leaving the UK since the Brexit vote means there has been an 84,000 drop in the net migration figure to Britain to 248,000 - the lowest level for nearly three years.more

Prime Minister Beata Szydlo received from the Prime Minister of the United Kingdom Theresa May the words of condolences and condolences in connection with the death of Poles in Monday's terrorist attack in Manchester - said government spokesman Rafał Bochenek.more

The sound of screeching rubber has accompanied Theresa May's U-turn on her policy on social care costs, fatally dubbed the "dementia tax".more

The European Union (EU) is set to approve a mandate on Monday for the European Commission (EC) to start negotiations for Britain's exit from the 27-member bloc.more

Marine Le Pen is to abandon all plans to leave the European Union and restore the French franc, accepting that her high-risk strategy has proved a costly error for the party.more

Prime Minister Theresa May has called a snap general election on June 8. If you are eligible to vote, here is a guide to getting registered before it's too late.more

The European Commission wants to introduce a single euro currency in all 27 EU countries by 2025, according to the daily Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung.more

The Labour leader's efforts to reach out to Republicans were intended to bring about peace in Northern Ireland, a spokesman says.more

President Trump's approval rating has reached near-record lows, according to Reuters/Ipsos poll.more

Multi-billion dollar deals between the US and Saudi Arabia will be signed on Saturday as US President Donald Trump's first foreign trip begins in Riyadh. Mr Trump and his wife Melania were greeted in the Saudi capital by King Salman on Saturday morning local time.more

President of the European Parliament Antonio Tajani is of the opinion that countries that do not accept refugees should be subject to infringement proceedings.more

The EU's chief negotiator, Michel Barnier, has pencilled in 19 June for the first formal day of talks with Britain about its withdrawal from the European Union, in what are being billed as the most important negotiations in the country's history.more

European leaders may be preparing to recognise a united Ireland, in a declaration that would pave the way for the north to swiftly rejoin the European Union. At their first Brexit summit on Saturday, the EU's 27 leaders are expected to discuss a text stating that if Ireland unified, the north would automatically become part of the EU.more

Theresa May has left voters in no doubt of the kind of Britain she wishes to build, if she secures a strong personal mandate in next month's general election.more