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Teens to be banned from social media? Internet age restrictions could rise to 16 in EU law
OMG: Teenagers under 16 would need parental consent to use Facebook, Snapchat or WhatsApp.
James Billington Dec 15, 2015
EU referendum: Brexit on the brink as poll puts historic vote on a knife edge
ICM poll found remain and leave are both on 50% as David Cameron continues his renegotiation.
Ian Silvera Dec 15, 2015
Brexit: Half of UK voters want to leave the EU
Voters evenly split between staying and leaving the EU, poll shows.
Mark Piggott Dec 15, 2015
Shell to axe 2,800 jobs ahead of BG takeover as merger receives Chinese antitrust approval
Shell-BG mega merger, valued at $70bn, will be the biggest oil deal in years.
Bauke Schram Dec 14, 2015
TTIP: The insidious, global, corporate threat to our human rights
It allows private companies to sue national governments where changes in legislation adversely affect profits.
Lee Williams Dec 10, 2015
Lifting pigswill ban would save 1.8 million hectares of land
Researchers found an area double the size of North Yorkshire can be saved by lifting the ban on pigswill.
Matt Atherton Dec 10, 2015
EU migrant crisis: More than one million people sought asylum in 2015
The number represents a 60% increase on the total 2014 applications.
Tom Porter Dec 10, 2015
UK migration: David Cameron warns influx to Britain not sustainable during EU negotiation tour
President of the European Council, Donald Tusk, said there is little chance of Cameron getting his way.
Romil Patel Dec 09, 2015
EU wants to unlock Netflix and other streaming services for people travelling in Europe
System proposed to allow on-demand subscribers to access content without limitation when travelling abroad.
Alistair Charlton Dec 09, 2015
Watch PMQs live: Top Tory George Osborne takes on Labour's Angela Eagle
Chancellor will have an opportunity to impress his fellow Conservatives at the dispatch box.
Ian Silvera Dec 09, 2015
Eurosceptic Theresa May calls for MPs to back EU DNA database in House of Commons debate
Home Secretary will argue database won't see innocent citizens dragged into foreign police investigations.
Paul Wright Dec 08, 2015
Netanyahu suspends Palestine talks with EU bodies over 'Made in Israel' controversy
EU wants manufacturing labels for products made in occupied territories including the West Bank.
Agamoni Ghosh Nov 30, 2015
WHO: New HIV cases rise to highest level in Europe
European Region recorded over 142,000 new HIV infections, the highest number ever
Agamoni Ghosh Nov 27, 2015
David Cameron urges European cooperation on security
Cameron said stopping terrorist attacks such as the ones in Paris would require a pan-European effort
Adam Justice Nov 27, 2015
UK immigration: Net migration hits record high of 336,000 ahead of EU referendum
The ONS figure leaves David Cameron's immigration of 'tens of thousands' in disarray.
Ian Silvera Nov 26, 2015
German Chancellor Angela Merkel promises 'military' force against Isis after Paris attacks
Germany has provided Kurdish rebels with arms and training but will now step up military force.
William Watkinson Nov 26, 2015
Paris attacks: EU measures to stop terrorists acquiring Kalashnikovs do not go far enough, say experts
Some have called for the formation of a European FBI to stem flow of illegal weapons to Europe.
Tom Porter Nov 21, 2015
Robert Powell: Banks need to prepare for European regulation as MiFID II is almost here
MiFID II is following the Financial Services Bill by the Bank of England.
Bauke Schram Nov 21, 2015
Paris attacks: Poll finds half of Britons favour sending troops to Syria to fight Isis
ComRes poll also finds majority worried about terror backlash on UK from Isis.
Jigmey Bhutia Nov 19, 2015
Skills gap: Siemens UK CEO Juergen Maier urges education and skills gap to be filled by EU workers
Maier tells IBTimes UK that the country cannot always be the best at everything.
Bauke Schram Nov 14, 2015
Schengen: Europe faces 'race against time' to save passport-free travel zone
Sweden has become the latest country to temporarily reimpose border controls.
Romil Patel Nov 13, 2015
Israel boycotts EU meetings over existing legislation on labelling products from occupied land
Israel remonstrates against move to uphold existing legislation to label products from illegal settlements.
Romil Patel Nov 11, 2015
Migrant Crisis: Chaos in Serbia as thousands forced to queue for EU registration papers
The situation turned chaotic, as refugees started to push through barriers or jump over fences.
James Lillywhite Nov 11, 2015
Eurosceptics furious at Cameron after prime minister backs down on benefits for EU migrants
Cameron's EU reform plans branded 'pretty thin gruel'.
Romil Patel Nov 11, 2015
EU referendum: Read Lord Peter Mandelson's full speech to EEF manufacturers' association
Labour grandee and former business secretary backed David Cameron's 'timely and achievable' plan.
Staff Reporter Nov 10, 2015
EU referendum: David Cameron outlines objectives 'at heart of EU negotiation' in writing
Cameron insists renegotiation is not 'mission impossible' as he sends reforms plans to European council.
Ewan Palmer Nov 10, 2015
UN expects EU's refugee flow to top 1m in 2015
Refugees and migrants are likely to keep coming to Europe at a rate of up to 5,000 per day.
Adam Justice Nov 05, 2015
UK losing millions on VAT exemptions for low-value packages shipped by eBay, Amazon
EU member states estimated to lose more than €500m because of undervaluation of goods
Kedar Grandhi Nov 02, 2015
Edward Snowden: Europe to drop criminal charges against whistle-blower and offer asylum
Game-changing ruling will offer Edward Snowden protection in all EU member countries.
James Billington Oct 29, 2015
Migrant crisis: Greek coastguard rescues 242 people after boat sinks
Rescuers are continuing the search for survivors, with the number of missing yet to be determined.
Romil Patel Oct 28, 2015
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