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No change likely to EU clock change rules despite strong opposition

Do you enjoy long summer evenings? Or does the twice-yearly hour change disrupt your body-clock? See the EU’s response to calls for Europe-wide rules to change.

United Kingdom

UK's post-Brexit passports to be printed by Franco-Dutch firm

Brexit supporters are furious after a bid to show Britain's independence from EU with blue passports looks to have backfired.

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Brief from Brussels: Poland under pressure, Wifi funding boost

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United Kingdom

'I am not a fish thrower', Jacob Rees-Mogg protests

'Am I going to change my name to Captain Haddock?', Eurosceptic Jacob Rees-Mogg asked, denying reports he'd throw dead fish into the Thames to protest against the delay in leaving the Common Fisheries Policy.

Real Economy

Creating more transparent conditions for EU workers

Jobs are back in Europe but with 1 in 4 contracts now part time or on-demand, that's creating working conditions as unpredictable as the weather - so the EU wants to change the rules.

World News

Debate: 30 years of EU Cohesion Policy

The discussion looked at what Cohesion Policy has achieved over the past 30 years and how it can help the EU provide answers to current and future challenges.

Belgium

EU and NATO back Britain over spy attack

Meanwhile, Russia's Ambassador to the EU Vladimir Chizhov appeared to backtrack on previous suggestions that the nerve agent used in the UK attack could have come from a British laboratory.

Europe News

EU offers UK 'unqualified solidarity' after poison attack

Show of support comes as Kremlin tells Britain to back up its assertions or apologise over the poisoning of a Russian double agent and his daughter

Europe News

Brief from Brussels: Brexit 'decisive step' and farmer protest

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Was the Salisbury spy toxin from the UK?

That is the claim from Russia's Ambassador to the EU, Vladimir Chizhov.

World News

What do different EU governments spend their budgets on?

How much did your country's government spend on health, education or defence compared with other EU Member States?

Economy

Third biggest UK company Unilever moves its headquarters out of London

Unilever's CEO insists it has nothing to do with Brexit but unions say Britain is becoming less competitive.

Europe News

Sanctions? Russia is not afraid of anything, says Moscow's envoy to EU

Interview with Vladimir Chizhov on the spy poisoning case that is rocking British-Russian relations.

Europe News

After murder of journalist Kuciak: Slovakia on the radar of the EU

Parliament in Strasbourg debated situation in the central European country.

Europe News

EU plans to challenge Trump's tariffs before WTO

Europe among the countries likely to suffer most from new U.S. tariffs on steel and aluminum imports.

United Kingdom

How close will EU and UK stay after Brexit?

With widely differing views about what the future relationship should look like, plenty of tough negotiations still lie ahead

Europe News

Italian right-wing leader slams EU 'destroyers' in Strasbourg

Matteo Salvini denounced the European Union as “destroyers” for policies he said robbed citizens of the right to hope.

Europe News

EU seeks exemptions from Trump's tariffs

Brussels is facing mounting pressure from the European steel industry to protect its interests

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80% of people believe fake news ‘a problem for democracy’ — EU study

A survey of over 26,500 people in Europe finds widespread awareness of fake news online and a relatively high level of trust in traditional media over social networks and video hosting websites.