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"I would like to ask you all to think about the pain of fathers, mothers and children who are seeking peace."

Podemos is a left-wing political party in Spain, led by Pablo Iglesias Turrión, and is on the up.

Nintendo announces classic game is finally heading to Europe this week. Merry Christmas!

Business, Innovation and Skills committee said the government failed to detect mounting problems.

Investigation reveals Google paid millions to protect its search engine's monopoly status in Europe.

European Union seeking a deal that will provide a way out of question over future of Britain's membership

New data privacy and protection rules could see firms facing multibillion pound fines if they fail to comply.

OMG: Teenagers under 16 would need parental consent to use Facebook, Snapchat or WhatsApp.

ICM poll found remain and leave are both on 50% as David Cameron continues his renegotiation.

Voters evenly split between staying and leaving the EU, poll shows.

Shell-BG mega merger, valued at $70bn, will be the biggest oil deal in years.

It allows private companies to sue national governments where changes in legislation adversely affect profits.

Researchers found an area double the size of North Yorkshire can be saved by lifting the ban on pigswill.

The number represents a 60% increase on the total 2014 applications.

President of the European Council, Donald Tusk, said there is little chance of Cameron getting his way.

System proposed to allow on-demand subscribers to access content without limitation when travelling abroad.

Chancellor will have an opportunity to impress his fellow Conservatives at the dispatch box.

Home Secretary will argue database won't see innocent citizens dragged into foreign police investigations.

EU wants manufacturing labels for products made in occupied territories including the West Bank.

European Region recorded over 142,000 new HIV infections, the highest number ever

Cameron said stopping terrorist attacks such as the ones in Paris would require a pan-European effort

The ONS figure leaves David Cameron's immigration of 'tens of thousands' in disarray.

Germany has provided Kurdish rebels with arms and training but will now step up military force.

Some have called for the formation of a European FBI to stem flow of illegal weapons to Europe.

MiFID II is following the Financial Services Bill by the Bank of England.

ComRes poll also finds majority worried about terror backlash on UK from Isis.

Maier tells IBTimes UK that the country cannot always be the best at everything.

Sweden has become the latest country to temporarily reimpose border controls.

Israel remonstrates against move to uphold existing legislation to label products from illegal settlements.

The situation turned chaotic, as refugees started to push through barriers or jump over fences.