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Mair to appear at London court charged with murder of MP Jo Cox

Britain’s West Yorkshire Police say Thomas Mair has been charged with murder of MP Jo Cox.

United Kingdom

Police charge suspect with murder of British MP Jo Cox

Thomas Mair, the suspect of the murder of British MP Jo Cox, has been charged and is due to appear at London’s Westminster Magistrates Court later today (June…

My Europe Series

State of the Union: EU referendum campaigning suspended after British MP murder

State of the Union is euronews' weekly round-up of European affairs.

Economy

IMF's Lagarde warns Brexit is a "concern for the whole world"

Head of the International Monetary Fund Christine Lagarde has been speaking in Vienna where without calling on Britain to vote to stay in the EU she did say there was a clear economic case against an

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What do Europeans think of the UK's 'Brexit' referendum?

As the United Kingdom prepares to go to the polls to vote on June 23 on whether to remain in the European Union or leave, several opinion polls have suggested that Europeans are against Brexit – but t

World News

Brexit: Young people's votes could swing the result of the referendum

The outcome of the UK’s referendum on EU membership is too close to call.

Europe News

The Brief from Brussels: EU referendum campaigning in UK suspended after MP killed

This is the Brief from Brussels, a daily roundup of some of the top stories making waves around Europe.

Economy

Bank of England spat with Vote Leave over Brexit comments

The Bank of England governor Mark Carney has clarified comments he made on the upcoming EU referendum.

World News

Brexit boost - polls show Leave lead a week before EU referendum

With exactly one week to go before the UK holds a referendum on its EU membership, several polls have shown a swing to those wishing to quit the bloc.

United Kingdom

Brexit: Immigration a divisive issue

Immigration is a big campaign issue in the run-up to Britain’s referendum on EU membership.

USA

Brexit breeds caution among banks and money makers

Money markets and investors world wide are waiting with bated breath for the UK’s decision next week on its future, in or out, of the European Union.

World News

What do young people think of Brexit?

The decision over whether the UK remains inside the European Union could depend on whether young people vote in sufficient numbers on 23 June.

World News

Britain's EU referendum rivals clash on the Thames

Britain’s EU referendum campaign has taken a bizarre twist after rivals from both the Remain and Leave camps took their increasingly vocal ‘War of Words’, to the…

Business Line

Decision time draws closer as Brexit vote looms

Countdown to Brexit referendum The United Kingdom is just days away from the Brexit referendum.

United Kingdom

Osborne faces Tory backlash over Brexit austerity warning

The finance minister warned a Brexit would force him to raise taxes and cut spending, sparking revolt within his own party.

United Kingdom

Brexit: How the economic arguments stand up with two businesses

The economy – it’s become one of the main battlegrounds in the run-up to the UK’s referendum on EU membership.

Europe News

The Brief from Brussels: more polls are pointing towards a Brexit

This is the Brief from Brussels, a daily roundup of some of the top stories making waves around Europe.

Economy

Jobs or no jobs? The Brexit question of the day

Labour Party heavyweights have waded into the Brexit debate by claiming if the country votes to leave the EU public sector jobs will be at risk.

United Kingdom

UK can restrict benefits to EU workers, court rules

European judges have ruled the procedure cannot be considered discriminatory and can be carried out to protect public finances.

United Kingdom

UK tabloid urges Britain to free itself from 'dictatorial Brussels'

The UK’s Brexit campaign has been given a boost by media tycoon Rupert Murdoch.