The European Union has been urging member states to agree to a more harmonised approach to security and defence through increased cooperation...
Austria set to bow to pressure on Covid risk with ski holiday ban
Austria’s government appears to have bowed to pressure from Germany, France and Italy and will ban skiing holidays over the...
Belgian police arrest 25 men including MEP as sex party breaks curfew
A group of 25 men, said to include an MEP who injured himself as he attempted to flee through a...
High street massacre: 25,000 jobs at risk after Arcadia and Debenhams collapse
Following the collapse of Arcadia and now Debenhams, around 25,000 staff are facing uncertainty and fear as their jobs hang in the balance. Many people...
Bitcoin price hits all-time high of almost $20,000
The price of bitcoin has hit an all-time-high of almost $20,000 three years after the cryptocurrency last spiked to that...
Brexit stockpiling gave UK manufacturers boost in November
Britain’s manufacturers have enjoyed their best month in almost three years as firms cranked up production in case knife-edge Brexit trade...
Abu Dhabi Bank in US courts due to illegal practices
The Qatar Financial Centre Regulatory Authority QFCRA has commenced legal proceedings in New York to compel First Abu Dhabi Bank...
BBC backlash: MPs demand crackdown on ‘woke’ broadcaster and liberal elite attacking UK
The Common Sense group of more than 50 Tory MPs has demanded that ministers use the planning bill to take...
Manchester University chief apologises for false claim over ‘racial profiling’ incident
The University of Manchester’s vice-chancellor has apologised for falsely claiming to have contacted the alleged victim of a racial profiling...
Labour infighting inquiry ‘damaging Starmer’s position’
The results of a “nightmare” inquiry into Labour infighting are to be published within weeks in a development that will further erode...