MPs back votes on Brexit alternatives by 329 votes to 302

By EU Reporter Correspondent MPs vote to take control of Commons business in unprecedented move to try to find majority for any Brexit option . Source:: EU Reporter Feed

Home Office funded paedophilia group, whistleblower says

By EU Reporter Correspondent A group campaigning to legalise paedophilia in 1970s received government money, an inquiry is told. Source:: EU Reporter Feed

US set to lose #Huawei propaganda game in Europe

By Colin Stevens The US has been investing a lot of energy and time attempting to prove the value of banning Huawei, but it seems a failed quest as the European Commission readies itself to rule out a ban – writes Jamie Davies According to Reuters, Andrus Ansip, European Commissioner for Digital Single Market, will […]

#Brexit – ‘It is increasingly likely that the United Kingdom will leave the European Union without a deal on 12 April’

By Catherine Feore Today’s (25 March) statement and briefing on EU preparedness for a ‘no deal’ Brexit outlined the measures  taken to cope in the event of the UK leaving the EU without a deal on the new exit date of  12 April. It is a clear signal to all involved that the […]

Andrew Bowles: Row as Tory council leader’s suspension is lifted

By EU Reporter Correspondent Andrew Bowles was suspended two weeks ago after sharing a message hailing Tommy Robinson as a patriot. Source:: EU Reporter Feed

George Galloway radio show breaches Ofcom rules

By EU Reporter Correspondent The former MP’s talkRadio show breaches impartiality rules when discussing Labour and anti-Semitism. Source:: EU Reporter Feed

US v China: Lessons from ancient Greek historian Thucydides

By EU Reporter Correspondent Thucydides lived more than 2,400 years ago. So what’s he got to say about US-China relations? Source:: EU Reporter Feed

False expenses claim Tory MP Chris Davies faces recall petition

By EU Reporter Correspondent Chris Davies, convicted last Friday, is facing a petition that could trigger a by-election. Source:: EU Reporter Feed

Brexit: Theresa May on third meaningful vote

By EU Reporter Correspondent Theresa May says the best path forward is for the UK to leave the EU with a deal on 22 May. Source:: EU Reporter Feed

Brexit: Theresa May on third meaningful vote

By EU Reporter Correspondent Theresa May says the best path forward is for the UK to leave the EU with a deal on 22 May. Source:: EU Reporter Feed

Brexit handling ‘national embarrassment’

By EU Reporter Correspondent Jeremy Corbyn criticises the “dangerous and irresponsible” comments from Theresa May about the delay to Brexit. Source:: EU Reporter Feed

Jeremy Corbyn egging: Brexiteer jailed for 28 days

By EU Reporter Correspondent John Murphy admits assaulting the Labour leader at a mosque in London and is jailed for 28 days. Source:: EU Reporter Feed

Brexit: EU and Ireland intensify no deal discussions

By EU Reporter Correspondent The European Commission says it believes a no-deal outcome is now looking increasingly likely. Source:: EU Reporter Feed

#EAPM – How April could be the end of May… (and the case for lung-cancer screening)

By Health Correspondent There’s a busy week ahead for UK Prime Minister Theresa May, whose back is once again up against the wall over Brexit. Now she has the added distraction of dark mutterings about whether she should resign in order to get her deal through the House, writes European Alliance for Personalised Medicine (EAPM) […]

Kezia Dugdale’s homophobia claim about blogger’s tweet ‘absurd’

By EU Reporter Correspondent Blogger Stuart Campbell takes the former Scottish Labour leader to court after she publicly called his tweets “homophobic”. Source:: EU Reporter Feed