All news on the topic: European Union

As Vladimir Putin discusses the deciding factor in Russia invading more of Europe, the Mirror spoke to a world affairs expert about what modern-day war could look like in Britain

Chief Secretary to the Treasury Laura Trott went on BBC Radio 4 to gloat about Keir Starmer's change to his green investment plan, but faced a bruising grilling from Evan Davies

Missiles and drones are flying in the Red Sea, disrupting one of the world's key trade arteries and a chokepoint for energy shipments headed for Europe

A former communications secretary for King Charles has revealed what she thinks will be included in the monarch's treatment plan after his shock cancer diagnosis

The money will be used on various projects including research, regulation and the creation of a network of AI hubs across the UK

Some countries state that a passport must be valid for another six months before its holder departs for international travel, so you should always check when yours expires

Aachen in west Germany can be reached from London St Pancras by Eurostar in a little over three hours and is the resting place of Charlemagne, who is buried in the cathedral there

FIFA wants to open debate on setting soccer transfer fees by algorithm instead of the historic way of two clubs negotiating a market value price for contracted players.

Under a deal to restore power-sharing in Northern Ireland, ministers also will be given training on how to talk about the Good Friday Agreement after they displayed ignorance

Dame Andrea Leadsom said businesses would have to "adapt" after the introduction of new post-Brexit checks on food, drink and some agricultural imports

Concerns have been expressed before new post-Brexit rules come into force.

A poll of 2,000 18 to 26 year olds found that over half want to reverse Brexit, while the NHS, the environment and the economy are their top concerns ahead of the general election

The European Commission said its preliminary view of the deal was it could harm competition for iRobot's rivals on Amazon's online marketplace

The government wants to ban children from smoking, but is only going to limit the flavours and packaging for vapes, says Fleet Street Fox. If it was his kids risking a collapsed lung he might think again

Bowel cancer is currently the second biggest cancer killer of men, and the third biggest of women, in all age groups across both the UK and the EU

The cost of drinks served at Boris Johnson's party to celebrate the UK's departure from the European Union has finally been revealed after a two year long court fight

Prof Anthony Glees, security and intelligence expert at the University of Buckingham, told the Mirror General Sir Patrick Sanders is 'absolutely right' in his warning about conscription

Energy companies are set to produce enough oil and gas between now and 2050 that would equal 15 years' worth of the European Union's annual emissions, according to analysis by Global Witness

Queues at Dover could hit 14 hours when the EU's new Entry-Exit System comes into force later this year, ahead of the European Travel Information and Authorisation System visa-waiver scheme

Apple has unveiled a sweeping plan to tear down some of the competitive barriers that it has built around its lucrative iPhone franchise, but the new choices opening up to consumers and app developers will only be available within Europe to start

Apple has just confirmed that iPhone owners in the EU will soon be able to install apps from third party stores.

A total of 1,025,474 cars and commercial vehicles were built, an increase of 17% on the previous year, said the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders

Fugitive Ewan Aaron Corbett - who is wanted by cops in the UK for skipping court in 2022 - stands accused of causing the death of his pal Shane Finn back in 2020

Since the UK left the EU on January 1, 2024, the country has departed from the bloc and its member states in a number of different ways when it comes to air, rail and sea travel

Fans and consumers of the traditional French dish of frogs' legs should think twice, writes Mirror reporter Nada Farhoud, because demand could push the species to the edge of extinction