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Michel Barnier wants to complete talks with the UK by October 2018 and ratify the deal in March 2019.

In May, the companies signed a code of conduct promising to 'quickly and efficiently' combat hate speech.

EU legislative body maintains that no data was stolen in the incident.

The resolution condemns the government's security clampdown that followed the failed July military coup.

The company offered EU concessions to allow access to its Outlook software to win the deal.

Watchdog will decide whether Ukip took an 'impermissible donation' from the ADDE group.

The European Commission is expected to rule on the offer by 6 December.

Javid said the June referendum was 'very, very clear' and politicians should 'get on' with implementing it.

Atlantic Council's Fran Burwell tells IBTimes UK the CETA blow could bolster British Eurosceptics.

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

EU wants to stop Google forcing smartphone manufacturers to pre-install Android OS.

Former prime minister's plan is revealed in the latest diaries from Campbell.

The law is currently in the draft phase and is expected to be published in October or early November.

European Parliament President says rules are not clear enough but thinks Barroso's appointment is 'strange'.

King must win the backing of MEPs to become the UK's last EU commissioner.

Under the new proposal, over-the-top services will need to ensure security of their services.

Top politicians are meeting at Number 10 as the 27 other EU nations hold informal summit in Slovakia.

Downing Street says Apple may be welcome in the UK after giant was ordered to pay £11bn.

Matthias Fekl's remarks come after Germany's vice-chancellor claimed negotiations had failed.

The European Commission has ruled the iPhone maker received special treatment.

The European Commission has been criticised for behaving like a 'supranational tax authority'.

The City thought they had seen the last of him but Barnier is back leading Europe's Brexit talks.

Users would be required to register their details with an EU-wide database accessible to intelligence services.

Conservative premier is meeting with German Chancellor Angela Merkel in Berlin later today.

Google and Alphabet have been given 8 weeks to respond to the objections.

The measure follows months of anti-Uber criticism and protests from traditional taxi services in Europe.

European Commission president asks Farage 'why are you here?' during statement on Brexit vote.

San Francisco-based firm is currently in the process of recruiting bicycle and scooter drivers in London.

New rules require internet giants to review and remove harmful content within 24 hours of notification.

European Commission president made his strongest intervention yet in the EU referendum campaign.