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Downing Street has said it "does not recognise" an account published in a German newspaper of a dinner last week between Prime Minister Theresa May and EC President Jean-Claude Juncker.more

The presidential candidates trade barbs against a backdrop of May Day clashes in Paris.more

Reports suggest the meeting wasn't as "constructive" as had been suggested by the UK government.more

The Prime Minister warned that she needed a 'strong' mandate to counter the EU's 'tough' approach to the Brexit negotiations.more

Brexit negotiations began with a blazing row yesterday as Brussels flatly rejected Theresa May's negotiating position and accused the prime minister of living in a "parallel reality".more

Rights for European citizens living in post-Brexit UK are the EU's number one priority in forthcoming negotiations, Donald Tusk has signalled.more

President Donald Trump, reflecting on a first 100 days in office that has featured no major legislative wins and low approval ratings, said Thursday he thought the job would be easier. "I loved my previous life, I loved my previous life. I had so many things going," Trump said in an interview with Reuters. "I actually, this is more work than my previous life. I thought it would be easier." more

European Union leaders have unanimously agreed the negotiating guidelines for Brexit talks with UK. European Council President Donald Tusk, chairing the talks in Brussels, tweeted that the "firm and fair political mandate" for the talks was ready.more

"We invite all our compatriots to return to our country," said today Jan Dziedziczak, deputy head of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.more

European Union leaders are meeting in Brussels to discuss a joint strategy for negotiations with the UK over Brexit. Twenty-seven countries will be present, but the UK will not take part.more

Nearly 11,000 people have donated to Best for Britain, with several giving the maximum donation of £499.more

Poland wants to start negotiations on a new EU partnership with the United Kingdom as soon as possible. Before it happens, issues related directly to Brexit, such as civil rights or financial settlements, should be resolved, says European Minister for Education Konrad Szymański.more

The Ipsos Mori poll found 61 per cent of voters saw Ms May as the "most capable" of the leaders of the main political parties, while labour's Jeremy Corbyn was rated at 23 per cent.more

Three packages containing "white powder-type substances" have been sent to political offices in Scotland. The packages were sent to an MP, a political party headquarters and a local council building between 25 and 26 April, the Scottish Parliament said on Thursday.more

French centrist Emmanuel Macron said on Thursday France would push for European Union sanctions against Poland if he is elected president, signalling he wanted to take the lead in defending the bloc's democratic values.more

In the UK, for the first time since a referendum of June last year, a British opinion poll was taken by the British, who regretted their country's exit from the European Union. Meanwhile, a survey launched on 18th April by Londynek.net shows that most Poles do not want to return to the country after Brexit.more

Moments ahead of the final Prime Minister's Questions before June's General Election, a poll was published showing Theresa May is a more popular leader than Margaret Thatcher or Tony Blair in their pomp.more

The 84,000 Poles living and working in Birmingham and the West Midlands should be guaranteed the right to stay after Brexit according to three leading mayoral candidates.more

Magdalena Czarnecka and Anna Zielonka were among the 32 people representing multiculturalism in all districts of London.more

Theresa May began to try and exert a personal grip on Brexit negotiations when she met Michel Barnier, the chief EU negotiator, for the first time on Wednesday night at a dinner in Downing Street.more

Brexit uncertainty and better value for money pushing Polish immigrants back to their homeland.more

European Union leaders will insist Britain grant permanent residence to EU citizens who arrive before Brexit in 2019 and stay five more years, according to a draft negotiating plan they will endorse this weekend.more

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