Holiday cruise giant MSC using Cuban workers as 'slaves', says NGO
Human rights organisations and MEPs have claimed that European companies are using Cuban workers in conditions of semi-slavery.
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'Russia has no plans to invade Ukraine or any other country,' says Moscow's ambassador to the EU
There is mounting tension over a possible Russian invasion of Ukraine.
European Super League: Madrid court rejects UEFA appeal over judge
A court in Madrid has rejected a bid from UEFA to have the judge who granted an injunction protecting the Super League removed from the case.
Norway's PM says Russia build-up is 'a sign of weakness'
Norway’s prime minister, whose country borders Russia and is a founding member of NATO, said on Wednesday he believes it’s “a sign of weakness” that President Vladimir Putin has to express Moscow’s political views by an “extraordinary” military buildup.
Newcastle and Everton 'interested in stunning move for Thomas Muller'
Bayern Munich star Thomas Muller has been linked with a stunning move to the Premier League.
Herrera 'rules out Tottenham move' after Tanguy Ndombele swap bid
Ander Herrera has ruled out a move to Tottenham as part of a swap deal involving Tanguy Ndombele because he is happy at PSG and would only return to England to play for Manchester United.
World Rugby locked out in European power play over Six Nations
The Six Nations deal with commercial partners CVC contains a clause preventing the private equity firm selling on their stake to World Rugby, Sportsmail can reveal.
Turning up the heat on Europe's fuel poverty crisis
With millions of Europeans having to make the desperately tough choice between eating and heating this winter, Real Economy travels to Bulgaria to see how EU funding is helping support families with a hot meal so they can direct their savings towards their other vital needs.