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The EU parliament president punished a sexist Polish politician. Mr Korwin Mikke, 74, used chess statistics to argue his point during talks about the gender pay gap.more

Internet shopping vans could be banned from delivering to office staff in a bid to slash congestion on the capital's streets. The radical plan was outlined by Val Shawcross, London's deputy mayor for transport, in a speech to MPs in which she revealed that light vans now account for a fifth of traffic in the city centre.more

Theresa May is preparing to reject Nicola Sturgeon's demand for a second referendum on Scottish independence within the next two years. Scotland's first minister ambushed the prime minister yesterday, announcing her intention to hold a new vote by spring 2019.more

Peers vote down two amendments to the Brexit bill, leaving the PM free to start the process of leaving the EU.more

Nine months have passed since Britain voted to leave the EU, and the decision is still a pressing issue, particularly for the EU nationals living in the UK, who will be the most affected by it. more

Nicola Sturgeon has confirmed she will ask for permission to hold a second referendum on Scottish independence.more

This Monday, the Commons will vote on a Labour amendment to the Article 50 bill to guarantee the right of EU citizens to remain in the UK post-Brexit.more

Donald Tusk was called to the Prosecutor's Office in Warsaw as a witness in the new investigation aboutf cooperation with the Russian FSB.more

Syria's children "hit rock bottom" in 2016, with more killed than in any other year of the civil war, Unicef has said.more

Presidential aide Adam Kwiatkowski and the head of a parliamentary committee in charge of contacts with Poles abroad has ended his visit in UK.more

Saudi Arabia's King Salman has arrived in Tokyo with his 1,000-strong entourage making the first visit to Japan by a monarch from the nation in nearly five decades.more

Chief Remoaner Gina Miller has sensationally put forward the possibility of a second court case if Theresa May does not consult Parliament after negotiating a Brexit deal.more

Several thousand people took part in yesterday march in Vilnius of Independence Day.more

January was the worst month on record for hospital A&E departments, with more patients than ever waiting over four hours to be seen, official figures have revealed.more

Charities have expressed alarm at "deeply worrying" new police figures showing a considerable rise in hate-related crime in London over the last year, saying the EU referendum "undeniably" played a role.more

Poland's Prime Minister Beata Szydlo made no attempt to disguise her fury at the reappointment of fellow Pole Donald Tusk to steer EU policy for another 30 months.more

The informal summit of the 27 EU countries without the UK began this morning in Brussels.more

"I hope that in three weeks we will have an agreement with the EU, which will guarantee the rights of EU citizens living in the UK" - said British Conservative Party MP Eric Pickles during Belvedere Forum in Warsaw.more

Chancellor Philip Hammond announced that mobile phone roaming charges outside the EU would be subject to VAT, a 20 per cent tax paid by the consumer.more

The gap in support between German Chancellor Angela Merkel's Christian Democratic Union (CDU) and her Social Democratic Party (SPD) rivals is the closest it has been in six years, according to a poll published Wednesday.more

Andrea Wareham, a human resources director for the business, bleated to the House of Lords economic affairs select committee that her employers struggle to British workers and could struggle after Brexit.more

Donald Tusk has been re-elected as European council president despite the objections of the Polish government, which had threatened to derail a summit of EU leaders in Brussels if they confirmed the former Polish prime minister in the role for another term.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

Szydlo says it won't happen without Polish government consent. more

Former chancellor George Osborne is set to earn £650,000 a year working just four days a month at global investment group Black Rock - more than ten times the amount he makes as an MP, once share awards are included.more