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Professor believes a comprimise must be found between Britain and the EU

Professor Christian Leguesne believes any comprimise from the Conservative Party in its Brexit negotiations could prove unpopular among the British Public.

United Kingdom

Brexit battle to resume but Brussels fears talks may slip

EU officials doubt that UK-EU negotiations due again on Monday will see enough progress to move on to future ties in October.

Spain

Blame game gathers pace after Barcelona attack

Catalan leader Carles Puigdemont has accused Madrid of underfunding his region's police force

United Kingdom

UK net migration hits three-year low after Brexit vote

More than half the drop is down to EU citizens leaving and fewer arriving

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Spain

Two Barcelona attack suspects charged with murder

Judge charges two of the four Barcelona-attack suspects with murder as police make futher arrests

Italy

Italy: Tourist island Ischia hit by deadly earthquake

Two people reportedly died and another 25 were injured.

Libya

Euroviews. View: Why Save the Children can't support sending refugees back to Libya

"Would we rather stop our search and rescue operations completely, and risk people drowning, than return migrants and refugees back to Libya?"

United Kingdom

'Visa-free' travel for EU visitors to UK after Brexit

British government sources have confirmed plans for temporary visitors to the UK from the EU to face no new restrictions.

Economy

Eurozone's GDP growth outlook rosier, eastern members catching up

G2 GDP growth in the Eurozone was up 0.6%, and with newer eastern members doing better, the economic outlook is set fair.

United Kingdom

UK seeks interim EU customs deal to avoid Brexit trade chaos

The EU says it will study the trade proposals carefully but progress must first be made on the UK's divorce arrangements.

United Kingdom

UK government to clarify Brexit stance in seeking 'new phase' of talks

London is due to publish several new policy papers setting out its position ahead of renewed talks with Brussels later in August.

United Kingdom

Former UK cabinet aid calls for new party to oppose Brexit

James Chapman, the former chief of staff to Brexit Secretary David Davis, calls on politicians to jump ship and join new 'Democrats' party

Belgium

Belgium claims Dutch allowed sales of contaminated eggs for more than eight months

Belgium claims the Dutch knew as far back as November last year of fipronil-contaminaed eggs, but allowed sales to continue.

United Kingdom

Poll reveals trend of 'Brexit extremism' in UK

Spain

70 African migrants injured on Ceuta razor wire border fence

70 African migrants injured on razor wire after rushing border fence between Morocco and Ceuta

Economy

Greece expects boost in tourist numbers

Greece expects boost in tourist numbers

Poland

EU takes legal action over Poland's court reforms

The European Union is taking legal action against Poland’s right wing government over court reforms it fears will undermine the independence of the country’s common courts.

United Kingdom

What Brexit may look like after 2019: UK finance minister's view

The United Kingdom’s Chancellor of the Exchequer (finance minister) has said that in the immediate aftermath of the country’s departure from the European Union, “many things will look similar” in the

France

Macron plans asylum "hotspots" for migrants in Libya

The French President is proposing a new way to stem the flow of refugees into Europe

United Kingdom

UK: pre-Brexit consultation on EU migrants

The British government will examine what contribution EU citizens make to the UK economy