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Prince's speech: What future for post-Brexit Britain?

Will it be smaller? On Northern Ireland, Boris Johnson's team is hinting that despite last week's historic defeat of hardline unionists in regional assembly elections, the prime minister is set to double down and prefers an all-out fight with Brussels on the post-Brexit trade deal he signed rather than admitting that leaving the EU could in fact accelerate Irish reunification. Will it be costlier? Brexit adjustments are compounding global inflation woes.

"This is one person's war" and "We are not fighting against Russia" says EU's top diplomat Borrell

The EU's foreign policy chief Josep Borrell has insisted the European Union is 'not fighting against Russia' but 'defending Ukraine' during a high-level State of the Union event in the Italian city of Florence.

How the 38 Bills presented in the Queen's Speech will affect you

Prince Charles made an appearance at the State Opening of Parliament today, filling in for his mother to unveil the Conservative government's plan for the United Kingdom. The Queen today missed the ceremony for the first time in 59 years, which was explained by mobility issues.

Watch live: Prince Charles replaces Queen for UK parliament speech

Britain’s Parliament opens a new year-long session on Tuesday with a mix of royal pomp and raw politics, as Prime Minister Boris Johnson tries to re-energize his scandal-tarnished administration and revive the economy amid a worsening cost-of-living crisis.

Victory mania: Why the growing glorification of May 9 in Putin's Russia?

Is it all a bit of bluster, or can Putin still spring a surprise? What would be the interest in drawing NATO members directly into the conflict?

Macron warns against humiliating Russia over war in Ukraine

French President Emmanuel Macron has warned against humiliating Russia for its invasion of Ukraine, if and when any peace settlement is agreed.

Tui, Easyjet, Ryanair, Jet2 and British Airways rules on taking food on board planes

Airline food is not always the best and can cost you a lot of money on board. One way to avoid forking out is to bring your own food, either from home or bought in the departure lounge.

Debunking claims that Covid-19 deaths have been higher in the most-vaccinated European countries

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Prince's speech: What future for post-Brexit Britain?

"This is one person's war" and "We are not fighting against Russia" says EU's top diplomat Borrell

How the 38 Bills presented in the Queen's Speech will affect you

Watch live: Prince Charles replaces Queen for UK parliament speech

Victory mania: Why the growing glorification of May 9 in Putin's Russia?

Macron warns against humiliating Russia over war in Ukraine

Tui, Easyjet, Ryanair, Jet2 and British Airways rules on taking food on board planes

Debunking claims that Covid-19 deaths have been higher in the most-vaccinated European countries