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MADRID : In Madrid's working-class neighbourhood of Vallecas, a plucky LaLiga team dwarfs local juggernauts Real Madrid and Atletico in popularity: Rayo Vallecano, which in May turned 100 as simmering political conflict between the fans and owner reached a boiling point.
Coleen and Wayne Rooney have been slammed by MPs for 'setting a bad example' after allowing their youngest sons to skip school and fly out to the I'm A Celebrity jungle. Last week, Coleen was treated to a surprise when Kit, eight, and Cass, six, visited her in the Australian camp.
Members of South Korean President Yoon Suk-yeol's own People Power Party (PPP) said the leader posed a "significant risk" to South Korean citizens and called for his powers to be frozen during a party meeting on Friday.
France's National Assembly — the lower house of the Parliament — toppled Prime Minister Michel Barnier's government on Wednesday night.
The European Commission has categorically denied knowing anything related to the money-laundering scheme that Didier Reynders has allegedly operated for years, including during his five-year mandate as Commissioner for Justice.
Conservative Senedd member Andrew RT Davies today narrowly survived a vote about his future of the leader of the group in the Welsh Parliament but then quit anyway. In a resignation letter to the chair of the Welsh Conservative party he said he was standing down "with regret" and would remain in post until a successor was elected. He said his position was "untenable" following the confidence vote. Read his letter in full here.
When Ireland’s political leaders locked horns in a TV debate earlier this week, economic pledges emerged front and centre.
The man who was famously punched by John Prescott has paid his respects to the former deputy prime minister. Craig Evans, who hurled an egg at the Labour politician during a protest about farming issues in 2001, expressed his condolences after hearing of his death.