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Barnier hits back at ‘tone’ of UK’s Europe adviser saying ‘dynamism’ needed to avoid UK-EU stalemate

Michel Barnier has hit out at the “tone” of Boris Johnson’s Europe adviser David Frost, as the row between the UK and European Union...

UK publishes draft EU free trade agreement in bid to break negotiation deadlock

The UK has published its terms for a free trade agreement with the European Union as it looks to ramp up pressure on Brussels...

‘Sense of urgency’ needed to deal with costs of caring for migrant children in UK

Rising numbers of unaccompanied migrant children arriving at Dover by boat, who are then taken into care, are straining UK local council finances already...

EU calls for independent probe of the WHO’s pandemic response

The European Union and other countries have called for an independent evaluation of the World Health Organisation’s (WHO) response to the coronavirus pandemic “to...

Venice views lockdown as chance to reimagine future

Officials in Venice have voiced hope the coronavirus crisis will provide an opportunity to reimagine one of the world’s most fragile cities, creating a...

Italian government to lift foreign travel ban from June 3

The Italian government is easing travel restrictions to allow people to move freely inside the region where they live as of Monday, and between...

Europe eases restrictions but Covid-19 still a worldwide menace

Germany and several other European countries where the coronavirus spread has slowed were moving ahead with relaxing border restrictions, while flare-ups in Mexico and...

Applications for EU settlement scheme hit 3.5m

More than 3.5m applications have now been received for the EU settlement scheme, according to the UK Home Office. EU citizens are asked to apply...

Italian politician apologises for ‘neo-terrorist’ jibe at released hostage

A right-wing politician has apologised for calling a young Italian woman who converted to Islam while held hostage in Somalia a “neo-terrorist”. Alessandro Pagano of...

Scores held in Montenegro amid calls for release of priests who defied lockdown

Montenegrin police said they have detained around 60 people following clashes at protests demanding the release of eight Serbian Orthodox Church priests jailed for...

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