Firms are stocking up warehouses and dusting off contingency plans as UK and EU meet for their final round of talks in Brussels next week
Chancellor of the exchequer Rishi Sunak says not all jobs can be saved as second Covid-19 wave hits the country
The FT report says volunteers will first be inoculated with a vaccine and later receive a challenge dose of the coronavirus
The Law Commission says the proposal would give women specific protection from crimes such as assault and harassment where they are targeted on the basis of ...
The ceremony was held without warning following Lukashenko’s claim of a landslide victory in the August 9 election
‘You have to stop playing about at some stage,’ says German Europe minister Michael Roth
It is unclear if the measures will be enough to slow Britain’s second wave, which government scientists warn could reach 50,000 new cases per day by mid-October
‘What’s tiring is a second wave because people do not respect social distancing,’ one hospital manager says
The European winter is coming, and labs are overwhelmed and people are not sticking to self-isolation or social-distancing
Chief medical officers warned the UK is on course for 50,000 new cases a day by mid-October and recommend the UK should return to level 4 lockdown
The country will receive €140bn in EU grants and loans to fund its recovery
ICIJ and BuzzFeed reveal confidential documents contained information about more than $2-trillion worth of transactions flagged over nearly two decades
The large Viking Line liner ran aground near the Aland islands and Finnish authorities are evacuating passengers
Dilemma about whether to appeal before deadline shows judges’ rebukes have bogged down once-swift probes
Attempt to kill opposition figure has triggered a downward spiral in German-Russian ties
The BOE holds its benchmark rate at 0.1% for now, and the bond-buying programme at £745bn
Rome expects to get about 209bn from the EU — but it could land the country in even more debt
Johnson grants MPs a vote on powers that break international law in Brexit deal breach
The Bank downgrades tourism-reliant Spain's economic outlook based on downside risks including a surge in coronavirus infections and no-deal Brexit
The prime minister is facing a revolt from Tories dismayed at his plan to break international law by rewriting parts of the EU withdrawal agreement
