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The European Monitoring Centre for Drugs said it had found 101 new 'legal highs' this year.

In her first speech as SNP leader in Brussels, Sturgeon said a Brexit would cause a backlash in Scotland

First Minister Nicola Sturgeon said on 2 June that David Cameron could provoke another independence vote.

The Conservatives have seen support surge to 41% in the opinion polls, according to YouGov.

Llist of blacklisted politicians handed over to EU embassies.

Popular porn sites like RedTube and PornHub may no longer be caught up in blocks from UK ISPs.

David Cameron is set to rule that the majority of the EU citizens living in the UK will not be able to vote in the EU referendum.

As of now, company has rolled out accounting changes in UK, Germany, Italy and Spain, The Wall Street Journal reports.

Deal is 'largest macro-financial assistance programme which has ever been committed to a non-EU country'.

Prime minister faced embarrassing immigration figures - triple the Conservatives' target - ahead of a major policy speech.

Confederation of British Industry: 'No credible alternative to EU membership'.

The Greek government and the EU could be nearing a settlement.

Organisations to increase efforts to counter Russian military, cyber warfare and propaganda campaigns in wake of Ukraine crisis.

Wolfgang Schaüble meets George Osborne in Brussels.

Prime Minister in first row with Brussels only hours after announcing cabinet.

The Tory backbencher stressed it was important for David Cameron to set out a timetable.

Draft resolution will be presented to the UN Security Council next week.

David Cameron wants to stay in EU but only with reform to migration and benefits rules.

Credit ratings agency says withdrawal could have consequences for British economy.

EU leaders keeping quiet about UK general election which is too close to call.

Britain should get a fair deal in the European Union but cannot impose its agenda on the bloc's other 27 members.

The scathing intervention comes with less than 48 hours before voters go to the polls.

Ukip leader Farage claims the likes of Lithuania faces 'bleak future'.

Deputy Foreign Minister Euclid Tsakalotos takes over as co-ordinator of bailout talks.

eBay boss says his company is strong competitor if Google, undermining EU investigation into search giant.

Yanis Varoufakis warns that his country won't be bullied and might leave euro.

Miliband lays blame for current Mediterranean migrants crisis as door of Cameron's Libya inaction.

Conservatives may not be seen as anti-business, but an EU referendum will hurt the economy.

Measures included doubling the size and funding of Triton.

Migrants still making treacherous journey despite end of EU's proactive search and rescue missions.