New analysis has revealed an eye-watering sum Britain would still be paying to Brussels if the country was still in the bloc.

Ursula von der Leyen is the de facto leader of the European Union and a familiar figure for anyone who followed the protracted negotiations which followed the 2016 referendum.

The last time he lost his job it was at the whim of the voters repulsed by his duplicity. This time his end came in equally ...

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Sue Heath, from Buckinghamshire, was due to fly from London Gatwick to Malta two days before Christmas, but claims she was ...

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It’s been nearly a decade since Manchester United last tasted victory against Liverpool at Anfield. Their 1-0 triumph in ...

A British passenger was wrongly removed from a British Airways flight at Gatwick Airport after staff incorrectly claimed her ...

Clegg is a man with much still to offer. He describes his career as “moving between politics and business” but it has been ...

My case is that the Scottish public purse should get 2 of all profits that come from renewable energy made by Scotland’s wind, tide, sun ...

Johnson Is Re-elected House Speaker After G.O.P. Dissenters Reverse Course Mike Johnson held on to his House speaker post by a razor thin margin after two last-minute vote changes by G.O.P ...