Le Pen's appeal trial starts, future presidency at stake
Marine Le Pen's appeal against an embezzlement conviction begins, determining if she can run for French president in 2027. Verdict expected before summer.
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Le Pen's Appeal Trial Begins, 2027 Bid at Stake
Marine Le Pen's appeal against a five-year ban from office begins, deciding her 2027 French presidential fate. Will her protege Jordan Bardella step in? Follow the trial.
Le Pen Appeals Conviction Ahead of 2027 Election
French far-right leader Marine Le Pen appeals a fraud conviction, challenging a prison sentence and public office ban. Her 2027 presidential hopes now depend on a fast-tracked court ruling expected in summer 2026.
EU Approves Mercosur Deal, Farmers Protest in Warsaw and Paris
EU member states approve the historic Mercosur free trade agreement, ending 25 years of talks. The deal prompts immediate protests from farmers across Europe concerned about competition. Read the full analysis.
EU pledges €620m for Syria's recovery in historic visit
EU leaders Ursula von der Leyen and António Costa visit Syria, pledging €620m in aid for reconstruction after the civil war. A new chapter in EU-Syria relations begins.
Starmer's EU 'reset' could edge UK close to single market
A key ally suggests PM Keir Starmer's Brexit reset could take the UK 'very close' to rejoining the EU single market. Explore the potential costs, concessions, and political strategy behind the move.
Greek farmers block highways in 48-hour protest
Greek farmers escalate protests with a major highway blockade, demanding action on soaring costs and rejecting the EU-Mercosur trade agreement. Read the latest.
Labour's 'Dynamic Alignment' with EU Rules Explained
Keir Starmer's plan for dynamic alignment with EU single market rules aims to ease Brexit trade barriers. We examine if it's a pragmatic reset or a sovereignty surrender. Read the full analysis.
UK Faces Huge EU Bill for Single Market Access Under Starmer
Keir Starmer pushes for closer EU ties, potentially costing Britain hundreds of millions. New legislation on EU rules could come next month. Read the full analysis.
UK faces huge EU payments for single market access
Keir Starmer pushes for closer EU ties, potentially costing Britain hundreds of millions. New rules on food and animal welfare loom as Brussels demands 'pay to play'. Read the full analysis.
New Poll Shows 58% Would Vote to Rejoin the EU
A decade after the 2016 referendum, a new Mirror poll reveals 58% would vote to rejoin the EU. Keir Starmer seeks to repair relations, but Brexit remains a divisive national issue. Have your say in our poll.
Poll: Majority Would Vote to Rejoin EU
Exclusive poll reveals 58% would vote to rejoin the EU as Keir Starmer works to repair relations. We ask for your views on Brexit a decade after the referendum.
Parliamentary battle erupts over Starmer's EU reset policy
Keir Starmer faces a fierce parliamentary clash as he pushes for a closer EU relationship. The debate could define Britain's post-Brexit path. Read the full analysis.
Majority of Brits Now Want to Rejoin the EU
Exclusive polling shows 58% would vote to rejoin the EU, with stark divides by age and party. As the 10th Brexit anniversary nears, pressure grows for closer ties.
Majority of Brits now want to reverse Brexit, poll finds
A new Deltapoll survey reveals 58% of voters would back rejoining the EU, with stark generational divides. As the 10th Brexit anniversary nears, pressure grows on Starmer for closer ties.
Mississippi's $77M welfare fraud trial begins
A major welfare fraud trial begins in Mississippi, where $77 million meant for the poor was allegedly spent on luxury items. Ex-pro wrestler Ted DiBiase Jr. pleads not guilty.
Starmer: UK Prepared for Closer EU Single Market Ties
PM Keir Starmer says the UK should consider closer alignment with the EU single market if in the national interest, while ruling out rejoining a customs union or freedom of movement. Read the latest Brexit developments.
TUC leader calls for UK-EU customs union post-Brexit
TUC General Secretary Paul Nowak urges the UK to fix the 'botched' Brexit deal and strengthen EU ties, citing Donald Trump's unreliability. Discover the push for a customs union.
Murrell's Second Court Hearing Set Before May Election
Peter Murrell, former SNP chief and Nicola Sturgeon's husband, will appear in court again on embezzlement charges ahead of the May election. The case continues to dominate Scottish politics.
China imposes up to 42.7% tariffs on EU dairy imports
China imposes provisional tariffs of up to 42.7% on EU dairy products, seen as retaliation for bloc's EV levies. Explore the impact on trade and key affected brands.
China Imposes 42.7% Tariffs on EU Dairy Products
Beijing announces provisional tariffs up to 42.7% on EU dairy imports, retaliating against EU electric vehicle duties. The move escalates a tense trade standoff.
Brexit Backtrack Fears Over EU Electricity Deal
Sir Keir Starmer's government is in talks to rejoin the EU's internal electricity market, raising fears of fresh payments to Brussels. Critics warn of a Brexit betrayal.
Putin Warns EU Over Seizure of Frozen Russian Assets
Vladimir Putin has issued a stark warning to EU leaders, labelling plans to use frozen Russian funds as 'daylight robbery'. Read the full details of the escalating diplomatic crisis.
EU Agrees €90bn Ukraine Loan After Marathon Talks
EU leaders clinch a €90bn loan for Ukraine after a 16-hour summit, sidelining a Russian asset-backed plan. A landmark deal for EU unity and foreign policy. Read the full analysis.
EU agrees €90bn Ukraine loan, UK to share risk on Russian assets
EU leaders finalise a €90bn financial package for Ukraine. The UK signals readiness to share risk to unlock frozen Russian assets, as Defence Minister urges release of Chelsea funds.
EU Approves £79bn Loan for Ukraine After Summit Talks
EU leaders secure a £79 billion interest-free loan for Ukraine's military and economic needs, opting for capital markets after failing to agree on using frozen Russian assets. Read the full breakdown.
EU Agrees €90bn Interest-Free Loan for Ukraine
EU leaders have finalised a massive €90 billion interest-free loan to support Ukraine's military and economic needs for 2026-27. Discover the details of this crucial deal.
EU court sides with refugee in landmark Frontex case
The EU's highest court has ruled in favour of a Syrian refugee's appeal against Frontex, setting a new precedent for asylum-seeker evidence and challenging the border agency's accountability. Read the full analysis.
EU Court: Polish Tribunal Not Independent
The EU's top court has ruled Poland's Constitutional Tribunal lacks independence due to politicised appointments. The decision pressures Warsaw to enact reforms.
Zelensky's inner circle rocked by £76m energy corruption scandal
A massive £76 million embezzlement scandal in Ukraine's energy sector has led to the ousting of key officials, threatening Kyiv's position in crucial peace talks. Discover the details of Operation Midas.
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