Is irregular migration to the EU really on the rise?
It may seem like a perennial concern, but the debate on immigration to the EU has heated up significantly in recent months.
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Minister 'utterly rejects' accusations over Taylor Swift police escort
A police escort for Taylor Swift was not the result of “undue influence” from senior politicians attending the singer’s Wembley concerts, Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy said.
'Scared, heartbroken' café owners stage sit-in and refuse to leave after being 'booted out by landlord'
The owners of a popular Withington cafe say they are ‘scared, heartbroken, and in shock’ after allegedly being ‘locked out without notice by their landlord’.
Fact check: Can MEPs skip the line at airports?
Can MEPs skip the line at airports? Do they get free first-class train tickets? What about their "luxurious expenses"?
Dublin unveils bumper budget with tax cuts and higher wages as election looms
Ireland's Minister for Finance and Minister for Public Expenditure outlined the national budget for 2025 on Tuesday afternoon, presenting financial plans for the year ahead.
Liam Fox hoping Lawrence Shankland triggers Hearts lift off after ending goal drought but reveals why he isn't celebrating
Liam Fox hopes Lawrence Shankland’s 96th minute equaliser can spark Hearts ’ season to life - and signal lift-off for their goal-starved skipper.
Moving to Italy permanently could get easier if new campaign is successful
For non-EU nationals living in Italy or thinking of moving to the country, there’s good news about getting citizenship.
Euroviews. What the year of wars and elections has revealed about European sentiment
Every five years, the European Union re-enacts the same drama. In its first act, political parties and candidates seek the voters’ attention by presenting the European Parliament election as a decisive battle for the future of Europe.