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Polish mayor in serious condition following stabbing at charity event

The mayor of a Polish city is in a very serious condition after he was stabbed while on stage during a charity event. Gdansk mayor...

Tory Brexiteers say they will back Theresa May’s Withdrawal Agreement

Four Brexiteer backbenchers have announced they will back the UK Prime Minister’s Withdrawal Agreement despite speculation they could vote against it. In a possible sign...

Protesters don yellow vests for London anti-austerity march

Hundreds of protesters have taken part in a “yellow vest” inspired anti-austerity march in central London. The “Britain is Broken” demonstration, organized by The People’s...

Greek defence minister resigns over Macedonia name change

Greece and Macedonia agreed last June to a deal that would change the name of Greece’s northern neighbour to North Macedonia. In exchange, Greece...

Two firefighters killed and dozens injured in Paris blast

The French interior minister says that four people have been killed, including two firefighters, in the Paris bakery blast. Dozens of people, including several who...

French police user tear gas in clashes with yellow vest protesters

French police used tear gas and water cannon as thousands of yellow vest protesters marched through Paris and other cities for a ninth straight...

Man arrested ‘over harassment of British MP’ outside Westminster

A man has been arrested on suspicion of a public order offense relating to an incident involving MP Anna Soubry that took place in...

No-deal Brexit ‘could lead to temporary shortages of seasonal produce’ in Britain

A no-deal Brexit could lead to temporary food shortages of seasonal produce in the UK, a former adviser to Environment Secretary Michael Gove has...

France to deploy 80,000 police as yellow vest protests set to continue

French authorities are preparing to deploy around 80,000 police officers across the country on Saturday ahead of a ninth straight week of yellow vest...

US federal workers get blank payslips as shutdown drags on

US public sector workers missed their first payday of the year on Friday as anxieties about mortgage payments and unpaid bills deepened. An estimated 800,000...

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