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The prospect of border controls with the Republic could give succour to dissident republicans.

Roma community face legal uncertainty and anxiety over hate crimes surge.

The plane briefly rose from the tarmac before rolling onto its side and then plummeting to the ground.

Men, who may have stolen the coastguard vessel, attacked the dinghy causing it to deflate.

Judi James explains all after British Prime Minister Thersea May made her EU summit debut.

European Commission spokeswoman tells IBTimes UK there is no language regime for the negotiations.

Party's foreign affairs spokesman Tom Brake MP issued warning over CJEU hearing.

The rhetoric of Theresa May and others does not reflect Britain's proud history of internationalism.

Iceland which is current chair of EFTA says getting UK into bloc would be placed as priority.

EU judges will decide if Britain must deal with 27 nations on free trade.

IBTimes UK speaks to Jonathan Reynolds about Brexit and why he returned to Labour's front bench.

Senior Labour MP has endorsements from Ed Miliband, Anna Soubry and Andrew Mitchell.

Councillor for Burpham suspended over 'completely mad' petition urging update to Treason Felony Act.

We can leave the Single Market and still have the closest of links with our EU allies.

Health Secretary Jeremy Hunt was forced to insist his colleagues were 'absolutely united'.

Group urges government to safeguard future hiring of EU citizens in bid to tackle language skills shortage.

The foreign secretary wrote several articles contradicting each other, before announcing his support for Leave.

Dutch far-right MP Geert Wilders made comments about Moroccans at a rally in 2014.

New campaign wants Theresa May and her European counterparts to make an 'explicit' pledge.

'I am very sure they cannot be brighter than me,' the president said.

Donald Tusk warned Britain cannot have it all as he took aim at 'proponents of the cake theory.'

'If you sell your car for a dollar, you can always get a deal,' Gillard told London audience.

Many bystanders saw us being threatened and harassed but did not intervene.

US Ambassador Ted Osius, said that he was 'deeply concerned' about the actions taken by the Vietnamese government.

MPs will debate an Opposition Day motion from Sir Keir Starmer in the Commons on Wednesday.

Businesses will be burdened by regulation; we will see less skilled workers; and illegal working will increase.

'This is one hell of a climbdown,' a Labour source commented.

Kirby also urged financial services firms to continue to engage with the government.

The latest Tory attempt to rebrand themselves as the party of the proles will fall flat.

University of Cambridge's Professor Mark Elliott issued warning after David Davis' statement.