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If someone is trying to put Poland under a pressure of refugee relocation, the final answer will be a referendum, said Konrad Szymański.more

The PM says Britain faces most difficult period in 60 years and pledges to confront the "five great giant challenges" ahead.more

The UK will "pay a price" if it moves to restrict EU immigration after Brexit, Angela Merkel said on Wednesday.more

Lib Dem leader Tim Farron has said "people not politicians" should have the final say over the terms of Brexit.more

The prime minister expressed confidence in security cooperation with Washington, despite Donald Trump's decision to share sensitive material with Russia.more

Poland will have benefits from Brexit, belives Polsih Deputy Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki.more

Labour has unveiled pledges costing £48.6bn - to be funded from extra tax revenue - in its election manifesto. Leader Jeremy Corbyn said the manifesto - including billions for schools and the NHS and an expansion of free childcare - was a "programme of hope".more

Theresa May has defended her support for fox hunting, arguing that foxes must be killed and that hunting them with dogs on horseback is the most humane way of doing so.more

President Michael D Higgins will host Prince Charles and the Duchess of Cornwall at a private dinner tonight, but when he's not mingling with the Royals, he can be spotted chatting to parrots. Michael D Higgins was recently out for a stroll on the promenade in Salthill, Co Galway when he was pictured having a casual chat with a man and his pet parrot.more

British Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson on Monday downplayed differences with EU partners over the bloc`s military ambitions, saying London supported their efforts to bolster defence cooperation.more

Vladimir Putin, Russia's leading Renaissance man, has just shown off yet another hidden talent: He's a trained pianist.more

North Korea has carried out another ballistic missile test, days after a new president took office in the South.more

British Prime Minister Theresa May's Conservative Party has an 18 point lead over the main opposition Labour Party ahead of a June 8 national election, according to an opinion poll conducted by YouGov for the Sunday Times.more

The decision of the previous government to accept refugees would decrease the safety of Poles - said Mariusz Blaszczak.more

Brussels could be forced to pay the UK a Brexit divorce bill, rather than the other way round, Boris Johnson has said.more

British Prime Minister Theresa May's Conservative Party maintained a strong lead over the main opposition Labour Party, ahead of a June 8 national election, according to an ORB opinion poll for The Telegraph.more

Cannabis sales would be legalised for the over 18s in a push to stamp out mental health problems caused by skunk, under Liberal Democrat plans published today.more

Russia could interfere in the upcoming General Election and Vladimir Putin would 'rejoice' if Labour wins, Boris Johnson has claimed.more

Polish Deputy Foreign Minister for European Affairs Konrad Szymanski pointed at the prestigious Royal Institution of International Affairs in London that "Brexit is not a chance, but a challenge." more

The Prince of Wales jokingly showed off his Irish dancing skills during an evening of music at Hillsborough Castle. more

EU Citizens' rights group the3million asks for separate agreement to end uncertainty for five million EU and UK nationals and to prevent chaos if negotiations fail more

The forthcoming parliamentary elections in Britain are of crucial importance for the whole of Europe. In recent years we have seen a right-wing surge across the continent, as the policies of austerity have led to a rise in right-wing populism and nationalism. In Britain, the Conservative Party government, led by Theresa May, is leading the country towards a disastrous hard Brexit from the EU.more

On the face of it, it looks like the root and branch reversal of 40 years of government policy. But let's take a moment to see how radical, how do-able, these proposals really are from a business, rather than a public finance, perspective.more

Plans to move the European Union's London-based medicines regulator to Strasbourg and push through a long-held project to close the EU parliament's expensive second seat in the French city are gaining traction among legislators, EU officials said.more

Theresa May has refused to apologise for the Conservative expenses scandal at the last election, insisting the party's candidates "did nothing wrong".more