The government shifts its focus to enforcing compliance and may pay £500 to those who test positive so more people come forward for testing
Calls grow for Alexei Navalny to be released after he returned to Russia for first time since being poisoned
Europe’s most volatile region looks to China and Russia after vaccine deliveries face delays
On average, about 100 to 200 vehicles are being turned away at the border daily because they lack either the correct Brexit paperwork or a virus test
ECB keeps rates and stimulus steady at first meeting of 2021
A pandemic-fuelled exodus of office workers and dearth of foreign tourists has battered swanky areas
The party has a real shot at winning the upcoming September 27 elections
Bank of England still expects a ‘quite pronounced’ effect from the latest restrictions in the first quarter
In a letter, musicians say the UK government has broken a promise to negotiate a deal allowing musicians to perform in the EU without the need for visas or ...
The result in parliament should provide a boost to EU officials trying to co-ordinate efforts to fight Covid-19
British health secretary Matt Hancock self-isolating until Sunday
Despite Covid-19 infections receding in recent days, Merkel has warned that new virus mutations could cause a surge as in Britain and Ireland
New-vehicle registrations fell 24% in 2020 — the biggest annual drop since records began in 1990
A local representative for digital platforms has to be appointed, according to the new law, without which the country can remove content
The EU, with a population of 450-million, has already secured nearly 2.3-billion vaccines and candidates from six companies
Perk that bolstered demand and stoked prices has only two months left to run
Foreign secretary Dominic Raab lists concerns, including misappropriation of pandemic funds, political interference and discovery of cocaine worth more than ...
Prime minister wants frank feedback and a commercial perspective in a bid to cut red tape
The activist could go to jail for more than three years if found guilty of breaching the terms of a suspended sentence
Nadhim Zahawi says Britain is inoculating 140 people a minute against Covid-19
