'We are open for business' - EU Ambassador to Kyiv recalls staff
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'We're learning' says Lime CEO on electric scooter criticism
“We’re learning, cities are learning,” Lime chief’s executive told Euronews as he addressed critics who claim electric scooters are endangering pedestrians and littering pavements across Europe.
Edward Snowden talks data exploitation at Web Summit
Snowden will be speaking via live link from Russia on Monday night to launch Web Summit 2019.
South Africa beat England 32-12 to win Rugby World Cup
Two second-half tries saw South Africa accelerate away from England to win the Rugby World Cup in Japan.
Migrants found alive in Belgium truck a week on from Essex tragedy
A dozen migrants were found alive in a truck in Belgium on Wednesday — a week after 39 were found dead near London.
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Watch again: Huge anti-Brexit protest as MPs vote for further delay
MPs have voted for an amendment to Boris Johnson's Brexit deal which forces him to delay Brexit until legislation ratifying it has been passed.
UK PM must ask for Brexit extension after MPs vote for approval delay
It was billed as a decisive day for Brexit, but MPs have voted to delay the approval of Boris Johnson's new deal.
Joy Division anniversary provides ironic backdrop to Brexit summit
It’s the seminal song whose anniversary today is providing an ironic backdrop to this week’s Brexit-dominated EU summit in Brussels.
Amateur footage emerges of gunman opening fire in Halle, Germany
Amateur footage emerges of gunman opening fire in Halle, Germany
Watch back: Juncker refuses to rule out Brexit deal with London
EU chief Jean-Claude Juncker refused to rule out a Brexit deal as he condemned the "blame game from London".
Watch: The moment a judge rules UK parliament suspension unlawful
This is the historic moment a UK judge ruled Boris Johnson's suspension — or proroguing — of parliament was unlawful.
'Conflicts will poison': Family slams inquiry into journalist's murder
The sons of murdered journalist Daphne Caruana Galizia have questioned the independence of a newly announced public inquiry into their mother’s death.
Which countries in Europe are most concerned about climate change?
And is it only rich ones?
What is the most expensive country in Europe for alcohol?
And where is it cheapest?
Identical triplets all jailed for the same crime
Reiss Gabriel and his two brothers — Ralston and Ricky — were all convicted of possessing a firearm with intent to endanger life.
Erdogan opponent in Istanbul sentenced to nine years in jail
Erdogan opponent in Istanbul sentenced to nine years in jail for crimes including insulting Turkey’s president
Bitesize Brexit: A quick summary of what happened on a tumultuous day
Bitesize Brexit: A quick summary of what happened on a tumultuous day
'Jacob Ease-Mogg': UK minister slammed over Brexit debate posture
Cabinet minister Jacob Rees-Mogg faced a whirl of criticism and mocking memes after reclining during a key Brexit debate.
Watch: Boris Johnson swears during first PMQs in House of Commons
Boris Johnson, taking his first session of questions from MPs amid Brexit chaos today, swore as he took aim at the opposition’s economic policy.
Boris Johnson loses parliamentary majority as MP defects to Lib Dems
Boris Johnson loses parliamentary majority
Hurricane Dorian: Before-and-after images show flooding of Bahamas
These are the satellite images that show how flooding from Hurricane Dorian has ravaged the Bahamas.
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