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Yesterday, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs has addressed a note to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Malta in which it formally presented the candidature of the Polish MEP. In its note, the MFA informed the Maltese presidency that "the Government of the Republic of Poland proposes the candidature of Jacek Saryusz-Wolski for President of the European Council. more

Tens of thousands of people - including NHS workers, campaigners and union representatives - have marched in London to protest against "yet more austerity" in the health service. Protesters on the #OurNHS march wanted to draw attention to plans which could see hospital services in nearly two-thirds of England cut back.more

Donald Trump has accused Barack Obama of "wire tapping" his offices in New York City before the presidential election in November, claiming the former president had overseen a "Nixon/Watergate"-style intervention.more

"We are attracting investments from London", belives Polish deputy minister.more

The relationship between the UK and Russia has been tense in recent months, particularly over issues such as the conflicts in Ukraine and Syria.more

PiS criticizes Tusk, among others for lack of neutrality, engaging in "actions against Poland" as well as supporting the opposition. more

The far-right Front National leader told the jubilant audience of her attempt to remove France from the European project, before a huge applause the end of her speech.more

DUP's advantage over Sinn Féin slashed to one seat as UUP leader steps down after poor showing.more

London's army of migrant workers contribute an average of almost £50,000 each to the capital's economy annually, according to new research.more

Theresa May has given the clearest indication yet she is preparing for a second independence referendum as she pledged not to allow the Union between Scotland and England to "drift apart" thanks to Brexit.more

A Polish girl attending a bunscoil has written to the Executive urging former first minister Arlene Foster to show greater respect for the Irish language.more

High-speed trains from London to Frankfurt could be launched in the next three years helping the UK maintain links to mainland Europe post-Brexit.more

The European Parliament has lifted French far-right leader Marine Le Pen's immunity from prosecution after she tweeted pictures of so-called Islamic State (IS) violence.more

The electorate is returning to the polls to select a new devolved assembly for the second time in less than a yearmore

The Government has suffered a damaging Brexit Bill defeat in the House of Lords over its plans to guarantee the rights of EU citizens living in the UK.more

A Scottish woman and her French scientist husband have decided to quit the UK because of Brexit after his application for permanent residency was rejected by the Home Office, despite him working in the country for more than 20 years.more

As announced in President Juncker's 2016 State of the Union speech, the European Commission today presented a White Paper on the Future of Europe, which forms the Commission's contribution to the Rome Summit of 25 March 2017.more

Polish authorities are refusing right to asylum to refugees waiting on the Belarusian-Polish border.more

Donald Trump has been forced to postpone his state visit to Britain following mounting controversy over the trip, according to reports. more

A spokesman for the prime minister Theresa May denied yesterday reports in the media, according to which those EU citizens who come to the UK after the formal opening of negotiations on Brexit would be denied the automatic right of residence.more

Prime Minister Theresa May is preparing for the Scottish government to call a second independence referendum to coincide with the triggering of Article 50 next month. more

Tonight an extraordinary meeting of the European Commission will take place in Brussels. The politicians will discuss proposals for the future of the EU, to be presented before the 60th anniversary of the signing of the Treaties of Rome.more

Amber Rudd has promised the UK will see "the end of freedom of movement as we know it" under Theresa May's Brexit strategy.more

More than a quarter of EU citizens are having their applications for permanent residency in the UK rejected since the UK voted to leave the EU, according to new analysis of the government's migration data.more

Theresa May reportedly plans to end rights given to EU nationals under freedom of movement rules when she triggers Article 50 next month, with a Government source claiming that otherwise "half of Romania and Bulgaria" might come to the UK before Brexit.more