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Unions say Ryanair faces its biggest day of industrial action as they fight for better conditions.

China says it is impossible to hold trade talks with the United States with a new round of tariffs in place.

U.S. President Donald Trump returns to the stage at the United Nations on Tuesday to address the annual gathering of world leaders. After an international debut last year in which he threatened to “totally destroy” North Korea, many are…

Improvements have ground to a halt for the first time since records began, in 1982, ONS data shows.

Novartis is planning to cut almost a quarter of its UK workforce under a "global transformation" programme that could see 2,200 jobs axed.

Figure includes £145m lost to authorised payment scams such as paying in advance for non-existent product

A new payment system is to be created as major powers try to keep doing business with Iran.

The Government has published a total of 77 technical notices from aviation to motor insurance to taking your pet abroad.

Father relives final moments with daughter as she collapsed on a BA Flight after eating Pret A Manger baguette.

Shadow chancellor says he would back second referendum but only if it is a ‘vote on the deal itself’

Rod Rosenstein, the man overseeing the Trump-Russia probe, is en route to White House amid reports he will offer to quit.

A second woman has accused US Supreme Court candidate, Brett Kavanaugh, of misconduct.

Labour's leadership says it will respect the decision of members, even if they want a new referendum.

Labour has placed the media attending its annual conference in Liverpool in the dog house - almost quite literally.

Inquest into death of Natasha Ednan-Laperouse will focus on food packaging ‘loophole’ and cabin crew’s training

The woman accusing the Supreme Court nominee of sexual assault agrees to testify against him next week.

EU leaders have insisted a Brexit deal remains possible despite flatly rejecting the Chequers proposal put forward by Theresa May during an acrimonious summit in Salzburg.

The foreign secretary said EU leaders should not ‘insult the British people on social media’

Cabinet minister says 'tough words' are to be expected - as EU says Chequers 'won't work'.

Theresa May has demanded "respect" from the EU after the bloc's leaders rejected her Brexit strategy - prompting claims from Brussels she is being "uncompromising".

RBS customers across the banking group's three outlets have been left locked out their accounts as they tried to access online banking or mobile apps.

But a source tells the BBC Mr Rosenstein was being sarcastic when he suggested wiretapping Mr Trump.

The European Union's top political representative issued a stark Brexit warning on Wednesday: Time is running out and there are still huge hurdles to conquer before a divorce agreement can be reached with the United Kingdom.

Mistakes by Govia, Northern, Network Rail and DfT led to collapsed services and missed chances to avoid disruption

The broadcaster has been subject to rival bids from Rupert Murdoch's Fox and US giant Comcast.

Theresa May is defiantly sticking by her Chequers strategy for Brexit, despite the EU insisting a key element of her plan "will not work" and issuing a four-week deadline to agree a deal.