United Kingdom 07/09/2018 Why scallops are a symbol of European integration, not division What a piece of seafood tells us about the EU's shared identity.
Good Morning Europe 06/09/2018 If Brexit referendum was held tomorrow we could see a different result 53% would back Remain if Brexit referendum was held tomorrow,
Russia 05/09/2018 'No one in Russia believes this story,' Russia security expert tells Euronews Russian security expert Aleksey Podberezkin tells Euronews that no one in Russia believes that Moscow was involved in the poisoning of former agent Sergei Skripal.
Raw Politics 05/09/2018 Raw Politics: 'The Brexit vote was about political independence' "The Brexit vote was about political independence," Nigel Farage tells Raw Politics' host Tesa Arcilla.
United Kingdom 05/09/2018 Novichok nerve agent attacks in England: what we know Here is all you need to know about the Novichok poisonings in England — thought to be the first use of a nerve agent in Europe since the World War II.
no comment 04/09/2018 Watch: the British Pedal Car Championship Apollo Racing won round five of the British Pedal Car Championship at Blackbushe Kart Track on Sunday.
world news 04/09/2018 Records fly at Bournemouth jetsuit spectacle Records fly at Bournemouth jetsuit spectacle
world news 04/09/2018 'Alternative cyclists' geared up for British Pedal Car Championships 'Alternative cyclists' geared up for British Pedal Car Championships
no comment 03/09/2018 Watch: Jet suit pilot makes splash at Bournemouth Air Show Two jet flier pilots set new records at Bournemouth Beach on Friday, but not without a slight mishap as one pilot crashed into the water.
state of the union 31/08/2018 State of the Union: Scallop spat, wolves make comeback In this edition of State of the Union: Trouble at sea, as French fishing crews ram British vessels in row over scallop rights, is it a sign of
world news 30/08/2018 Macron 'prepared' to throw Britain a lifeline in reaching agreement with EU Michel Barnier the EU's Chief Brexit negotiator says he'll offer the UK a unique deal - as French President Emmanuel Macron prepares to throw Britain a lifeline.
World 30/08/2018 Europe briefing: eight stories you need to know about today In a hurry? Here’s our lunchtime briefing of the key stories from around Europe.
France 29/08/2018 Scallop wars: French and British fishermen pledge talks to solve spat French and British fishermen have said they will attend talks to quell a dispute over access to the scallop-rich seabed off the coast of Normandy in northern France.
World 29/08/2018 Europe briefing: Eight stories to know about today In a rush? Here are eight stories from around Europe that you need to know about today, Wednesday, August 29.
United Kingdom 27/08/2018 Electric shock dog collars to be banned in England Environment Secretary Michael Gove announced a ban on electric shock dog collars on Monday.
world news 23/08/2018 Brussels and Westminster brace for "no-deal" contingency plan publication The UK Government publishes it's "no-deal" contigency plans today, looking at 70 areas of public life - despite warnings from the IMF that EU growth will decline if "no-deal" is reached.
United Kingdom 22/08/2018 Sale of puppies and kittens by pet shops set to be banned in England The sale of puppies and kittens by pet shops could soon become illegal in England.
world news 22/08/2018 UK Brexit Secretary says worries of "no-deal" are "hair-raising scare stories" UK Brexit Secretary says worries of "no-deal" are "hair-raising scare stories". Dominic Raab met with EU Negotiator Michel Barnier, where he played down the risk of a no-deal Brexit.
United Kingdom 21/08/2018 Jeremy Hunt's message to the US | Euronews Answers The UK foreign secretary wants to build links with Washington
