All news on the topic: European Union

Hundreds of vineyards are set to benefit from 'post-Brexit freedoms' allowing bars and supermarkets to sell pint-sized bottles of still and sparkling wine

Labour Party chiefs are looking at ways of ensuring asylum applications are dealt with before people reach the UK after vowing to scrap the Rwanda deal if they are elected

British Airways, easyJet, TUI, Virgin Atlantic and Qantas all allow Christmas crackers but have different rules about how they're brought on, while Ryanair and Aer Lingus have upright bans

The European Super League is back on the table following an European Court of Justice decision, and while Manchester City's stance was clear, Pep Guardiola's comments somewhat muddy the waters

The European Super League won their court case at the European Court of Justice with bosses keen to get supporters with a fresh set of proposals that have already got backing from Barcelona and Real Madrid

"The Western nations which initially pledged unwavering support are now questioning whether they should continue providing arms and financial backing"

New EU border controls are coming into force in 2024 including Brits needing to provide fingerprints or facial images - but insiders are warning it could cause long delays

Julie Woodington, 56, from, Bristol, said she is going to have to sell her home to fund the treatment for her lung cancer, which is approved in the EU and the US - but not in the UK

The Treasury has announced a carbon border adjustment mechanism so UK manufacturing firms, including in the steel industry, are not undercut by imports from foreign firms

Liverpool could end up looking for a new defender in the forthcoming January transfer window, but the last time that happened a deal collapsed at the last minute

Police in Denmark say they have arrested three people in the country and a further suspect in the Netherlands after foiling an alleged terrorist attack plot in Europe

In the summer months, Death Valley endures an average daily high of around 45C and night-time offers little relief, dipping only slightly into the low 30s

Ex UKIP leader Nigel Farage has made it to the final of I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here!

Leonarda Zarcone, 74, was born in Italy and moved to the UK as a child. She then lived in France and was given French citizenship before she and husband Marcel Brunetto emigrated to the UK in 1981.

The Food Standards Agency (FSA) says an investigation is ongoing regarding multiple strains of Salmonella linked to poultry products imported to the UK from Poland

Home Secretary James Cleverly has set out a five-point plan aimed at bringing down net migration, which hit a record high in 2022. Here's what was announced and what it really means

Due to the fallout from the ongoing war between Israel and Hamas, European countries could face a "huge risk" of terrorist attacks over the Christmas period

Former Prime Minister Boris Johnson, who was in office throughout the pandemic, will 'allude' to this dramatic vaccine episode during his appearance at the Covid Inquiry this week

This Thatcher worship to woo Conservative voters blurs the unpalatable consequences of Right-wing Conservatism that people suffer today - eg dirty water and big bills from her privatisation – so lets the Tories off the hook

ITV I'm A Celebrity contestant Nigel recorded messages with employer GB News prior to his jungle stint in which he jokingly asked viewers to vote for him to remain

"Bombs do not and cannot obliterate an ideology. Nor can a stable state be constructed from oblivion" - Foreign Affairs Committee Chair Alicia Kearns calls for an Israel-Palestine Contact Group to plan for the region's long-term security

The European Union Commission has unveiled a raft of new measures that would provide plane and train passengers in the bloc with far more protection and refund rights

Millions of birds - including many rare species on the brink of extinction - are being poached every year so that restaurants can charge diners high prices to feed on a local delicacy

The former Tory Prime Minister piled pressure on Rishi Sunak to bring down net migration, which rose to 745,000 in the year to December 2022 - mostly on his watch

They told us the 2016 Brexit referendum would control immigration, says Fleet Street Fox. It did the opposite