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“If people of the far-right want to run, that is there prerogative – I am not of that ilk,” he said.
Theresa May has asked to extend Article 50 to 30 June, and EU leaders will decide today on whether to grant that.
The absurdity of the Brexit process continues, as patience from all sides is put under strain.
EU leaders have said the agreed deal will not be renegotiated.
The Liverpool players were numb and bewildered as they sat on the coach taking them away from Heysel Stadium
The bus was spotted driving through the city centre and stopped off at the Guinness brewery on its way up north to Belfast.
May was in Brussels hoped to get some reassurances
There has been an increase in HPV uptake rates to 65% in 2018.
Committee concerned about State renting buildings long-term rather than buying.
He moved over with his fiancée a few years ago and works in an EU institution.
May said she would return to Brussels for more talks on the eve of a planned signing summit.
Fellow police officers retaliated by firing shots at the attacker who was subdued.
The UK Prime Minister said it was a ‘critical’ week for negotiations.
In a letter leaked to the media, Theresa May suggested a proposal to have a Northern Ireland specific backstop.
There was disappointment from EU leaders in Brussels today that the UK didn’t put forward any new proposals.
He has said he was suffering from sciatica when he repeatedly stumbled at a NATO summit.
The 63-year-old was seen repeatedly unsteady on his feet at the NATO summit dinner on Wednesday night.
German Chancellor Angela Merkel made the warning hours before a Brussels summit with other EU leaders.
Customers stranded in airports across the continent have vented at the perceived lack of communication from the airline as to what was going on.
Salah Abdeslam refused to cooperate with authorities today, and wouldn’t allow photos to be taken of him.
Puigdemont campaigned from Brussels, where he sought self-imposed exile after he was sacked by Madrid and a Spanish court charged him with rebellion.
Lack of engagement with citizens undermines the positive work of the EU, writes Malcolm Byrne.
The five men handed themselves in to police in Belgium this morning.
Carles Puigdemont faces up to 30 years in prison.
Leo Varadkar somberly acknowledged that Ireland is going to miss the UK’s support.
A spokesperson for the emergency services said there was “a bad mix of chemical products on the kitchen level”.
Local media report that the man attacked two soldiers with a knife on the boulevard Emile Jacqmain.
Prime Minister Charles Michel said a “terrorist attack has been prevented”.
An eyewitness told reporters that the attacker exploded a trolley in the station.
The summit is much-awaited following Trump’s previous dismissal of Nato.
The Prime Minister said that there are “some in Brussels who do not want these [Brexit] talks to succeed”.
Brian Hayes says the fast-paced disclaimers cost stations money and is an example of overreaching Brussels bureaucracy.
The driver had been listed as ‘being radicalised’.
A new museum showcases the outfits, some of which are hundreds of years old.
Belgian investigators said the Brussels airport and metro bombers were part of the same Brussels-based cell behind the Paris attacks.
Sir Ivan Rogers unexpectedly announced his resignation yesterday.
She was caught after her colleagues recognised her on a website devoted to people who top up their salaries by performing in pornography in their spare time.
Abrini would become known as the “man in the hat” after his image was caught on security cameras.
The suspect is in police custody.
No motivation or suspects have been identified.