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Syria

Aid agencies await truce in Syria's Ghouta

Moscow's call for a daily five-hour "humanitarian pause" failed to halt the bombing over rebel-held Ghouta on Tuesday, and there was no sign of any UN aid deliveries or medical evacuations.

Europe News

'Important differences remain' - EU sounds alarm over Brexit

The EU's chief Brexit negotiator says differing opinions remain over transition period, as clock ticks to strike a deal.

United Kingdom

Comcast takes on Rupert Murdoch with $31 billion bid for Sky

US cable giant takes on rival as it targets UK market.

United Kingdom

Jeremy Corbyn's Brexit stance: what you need to know

UK opposition leader Jeremy Corbyn says he wants a new customs union with the EU to protect trade and avoid a hard border in Northern Ireland.

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United Kingdom

UK Brexit cabinet 'united', but lingering questions remain

The prime minister is reported to have "played a blinder" in persuading the Brexiteers to shift their position and they left Chequers with a broadly agreed opening pitch to the rest of the EU.

Economy

UK unemployment increases

The UK jobless rate rises for the first time since 2016, but wages have risen.

Germany

Which is the best EU country to study in?

Thanks to its low-cost public university system, Germany is the number one place to study in Europe for international students, outdoing the UK and France in the annual ranking.

United Kingdom

Woman fined after telling ambulance crews not to park outside her hous

The British woman left an abusive note on an ambulance, telling paramedics not to park in front of her house.

Earth News

Inside London Fashion Week A/W 2018

Events and moments at the London Fashion Week as they unfold

World News

KFC forced to close half its UK branches because of a chicken shortage

Fast-food chain KFC has been forced to temporarily close over half of its restaurants in the UK because of a shortage of chickens following a change in its delivery partner.

World News

'UK needs public vote on Brexit terms' - youth campaign group OFOC

Femi Oluwole of 'Our Future Our Choice' tells euronews there must be a public vote on the terms of the UK's divorce from the EU.

United Kingdom

Forest Green Rovers — the first vegan football club in the world

Hailed by FIFA as the "world’s greenest football club", the Forest Green Rovers' vegan diets are credited with boosting the team into League Two.

United Kingdom

London's 'fatberg' moves from sewer to museum

Museum of London opens its newest exhibition featuring the East End's 'fatberg'.

Economy

Plans for UK interest rate hike

The Bank of England has revised its forecasts for the UK, saying that it now hoped that interest rates could rise faster than previously predicted

United Kingdom

UK parliament harassment punishments

British MPs could be expelled over sexual harassment in new proposals after a survey found one in five parliamentary workers had experienced or witnessed such behaviour in the past year

United Kingdom

UK: anti-Semitic incidents at 'all-time high'

CST has released figures suggesting 2017 was a record year for anti-Semitic incidents in the UK.

United Kingdom

UK minister offers to resign after turning up late to work

International development minister missed a question in the House of Lords.

World News

Brexit impact report 'will not be published in full'

Brexit Undersecretary Steve Baker says publishing the report could damage EU-UK divorce negotiations.

World News

Brexit transition talks take place in Brussels

Foreign ministers of the EU 27 meet to agree their negotiating stance for Phase Two of the Brexit talks

United Kingdom

UK eyes Brexit transition deal in march

During the post-Brexit transition period, Davis says the UK should remain bound to EU customs and market rules, but that it should have a say over EU laws passed and should be able to sign new trade deals outside the bloc.