Thames Water’s worsening environmental record with repeated sewage spills over the last five years has meant additional political scrutinys
Tom Hayes was convicted in 2015 of conspiracy to defraud by manipulating Libor
Racial slurs and exclusion are driving away some immigrants
Top court rejects suspension of rules, saying EU interests trump those of the US online retailer
It is the second security shake-up this year
Wall Street Journal reporter was detained almost a year ago for alleged spying
The section, which has been linked to Friday’s mass shooting near Moscow, is capable of operations far from its bases
The Russian government says its 27.5% stake in Sakhalin Energy is due to be sold to a company called Sakhalin Project
In 2023, the UK said Chinese spies were targeting British officials in sensitive positions in politics, defence and business
Russian president Vladimir Putin vows to punish those behind the attack for which Islamic State has claimed responsibility
Women are gaining experience and contacts abroad that could help rebuild the country when the conflict ends
European Commission to discuss whether to pass on profits of frozen assets
In 2017, Varadkar became the first gay prime minister of the once-staunchly Catholic Ireland
Ukraine’s EU neighbours — Bulgaria, Hungary, Poland, Romania and Slovakia — complain the farm imports have upset their producers
Putin says Russia’s economy has thrived despite the sanctions
The war in Ukraine, the domestic economy and energy are among the most serious issues
The final day will test the strength of the country's opposition, which called for all its supporters to vote at the same time at noon
Friday’s attack follows a overnight drone strike on Thursday in which Russian forces targeted civilian infrastructure
Denmark raises defence budget to rearm itself and meet Nato targets amid Russia's war in Ukraine
Dutch far-right politician abandons bid despite his party’s dramatic election win