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Scotland's population continued to increase last year, rising to a record 5,404,700. The National Records of Scotland (NRS) figures showed an increase of 31,700 (0.6%) people over the year to the end of June 2016.more

EU citizens living in the UK are not "bargaining chips" and "need certainty" on their position in the country post-Brexit, the Home Secretary has said.more

"I wish you all the best, i hope you will always remember about Poland" - said Polish Prime Minister Beata Szydlo.more

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

The head of the Ministry of Interior, Thomas de Maiziere, presented in the newspaper "Bild am Sonntag" ten key principles for German culture.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

In a late night sitting, the lower house of parliament has approved a raft of security measures and a draft ban on face veils. The ban would only apply to civil servants in Germany.more

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

Nicky Morgan, Anna Soubry and Dominic Grieve say it is 'untenable' for them to support successor organisation to remain campaign.more

Riots erupted in the evening in one of Calais's neighborhoods among migrants from Eritrea and Ethiopia. more

A Bill to transfer relevant EU laws to Britain would be replaced with legislation that would protect employment and consumer rights.more

All pupils will study a foreign language for their Junior Cert by 2021 under ambitious new plans to be announced by the Education Minister. Richard Bruton says Ireland should aim to be within the top ten in Europe when it comes to foreign languages.more

Home Office issues guidance to avert flood of applications after Article 50.more

Early retirement is very popular among Germans. Employers complain about the lack of qualified staff.more

The position of London's financial district, as the most important global financial center in Europe, is undisguised, said Jeremy Browne, City of London's Financial District Representative for the European Union.more

Eleven candidates have joined the race for the French presidency, and the campaign is now in its final days ahead of the election on 23 April.more

West Midlands Mayor candidates met with the Poles living in Birmingham.more

The Polish labor market is not as friendly to immigrants as the British for Polish workers, says expert.more

Among the more than one million refugees, who have come to Germany since 2015, there may have been several thousand Afghan Talibans.more

The Home Office is looking at plans for "barista visas" to ensure coffee shops and pubs are fully staffed after Brexit. Young European citizens would be able to come to the UK to work in the hospitality industry for two years under the plans.more

The president of the European Parliament has said the Brexit deal between Britain and the EU will be vetoed if citizens' rights are not protected. Antonio Tajani was in London to meet with Theresa May to discuss the parliament's position on the Brexit negotiations and said the issue of rights was a "red line". more

More than half of British people support increased immigration of highly skilled workers, suggests a new poll, which charts the UK's attitude towards migrants from diverse sectors of the economy and different areas of the globe.more

Due to the growing anxiety of EU citizens living in the UK, who after the start of the process of leaving the UK from the EU are uncertain of their status, the Home Office posted additional information on their website to stop any concerns.more