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EU Steps Up Emergency Farmers' Aid as Sanctions Stay in Place
EU ambassadors decide to maintain tough stance on Russia.
Eurozone Jobless Falls but Rate Remains Stable at 11.5%
But Eurostat says the unemployment rate was down from 12% last year.
Ukip Conference: Nigel Farage Promises to Scrap Income Tax for Minimum Wage Workers
The Ukip leader says the move would, in part, be paid for by slashing the UK's foreign aid budget.
EEF and UKTI Sign Deal in Bid to Boost Ailing British Manufacturing Exports
Deal should boost UK exporters and manufacturers amid economic gloom in the eurozone.
JK Rowling's Lumos Charity Has Helped 12,000 Children and Seeks EU Parliament Support to Expand Work
Harry Potter author's charity wants no children living in institutions in Europe by 2030
ILO Chief Urges EU Members to Ramp Up Steps to Tackle 'Shadow Economies'
Guy Ryder, director-general of the ILO, says policies to address undeclared work must be balanced.
Russia Rules Out Cutting Europe Gas Supplies: 'Not Playing Games'
Russian Energy Minister Alexander Novak said Gazprom could not cope with increased European demand.
Ukraine Crisis: BBC Team Attacked in Southern Russia Investigating Servicemen Deaths
Men knock BBC cameraman to ground and beat him before grabbing and smashing camera.
Russian Ruble Plummets After US and EU Pass Latest Sanctions
Russia's currency has faced downward pressure from falling oil prices in recent months.
European Union Pledges €140m to Boost Fight Against Ebola
Over €97m will be spent on budget support to Liberia and Sierra Leone.
Ukraine Crisis: 'If I Want, I Will Take Kiev in Two Weeks', Putin Warns EU's Barroso
Italian media reports Russian leader's threat to European Commission President.
David Cameron's Biggest Threat: The Tories Who Want Him to Lose the Election
The Tories' most hard-line Eurosceptics have longer for a realignment of politics around their agenda.
Bonus Bonanza: UK Perks Hit £40.5bn Thanks to Finance Fat Cats
The ONS said payments received across the whole economy had increased by 4.9% on the year before.
Brent Snaps Four-Week Losing Streak on Strong US Data
While strong US data suggest rise in oil demand, Ukraine conflict may hit supply.
Cameron Faces New EU Challenge as He Bids to Stop More Defections to Ukip
David Cameron is facing another defeat in Brussels just as he seeks to stop more defections to Ukip
David Cameron Left Red Faced as UK Net Migration Rockets to 243,000
The Prime Minister pledge to slash net migration to less than 100,000 by 2015.
Angela Merkel Follows in David Cameron's Footsteps With EU Migrant Crackdown
Comes amid accusations that Bulgaria and Romania immigrants have been abusing the welfare system.
Ukraine Crisis: Nato Plans Eastern European Bases to Deter Russian Threat
Anders Fogh Rasmussen confirms military alliance to deploy forces at new bases in post-Soviet states.
EU to Ban Food Produced In Palestine's Jewish Settlements Including West Bank and Golan Heights
Ban affecting food produced in contentious Israeli settlements reported to start on 1 September.
Russia, Ukraine and EU Set for Three-Way Talks
Face-to-face high-level talks scheduled to resolve Ukraine crisis.
Russian Sanctions: Putin's Countrymen Face Higher Food Prices
David Savage is a sanctions expert at law firm Eversheds.
Germany Blocks Defence Export Deal to Russia
Rheinmetall deal had been partially completed but was halted after the Economy Ministry intervened.
Ukraine Crisis: Britain's RBS Cuts Lending to Russia After EU Sanctions
RBS joins Societe Generale and Natixis in cutting financing to Russian companies.
FCA Slams City Firms Over Best Execution Rules
A review of 36 firms found that they were not performing to the best of their ability.
Ukraine Crisis: EU Tightens Economic Sanctions Against Russia
Latest sanctions target oil, defence and sensitive technology sectors
Western Leaders Agree New Russia Sanctions Over Ukraine
European Union and United States to pass sectoral sanctions in defence, finance and energy sectors.
EU Reaches Agreement on Tougher Sanctions Against Russia and Extends Asset Freezes
European Union ambassadors have agreed to pass tougher sanctions against Russia over Ukraine crisis.
David Cameron Attacked over Arms Sales to Vladimir Putin and his 'Russian Cronies'
EU leaders have been angered by the prime minister's demands for sanctions as he sells arms to the Kremlin.
David Cameron's 'Hypocrisy' Over Russia Sanctions Underlines European Union Rift
The prime minister has been accused of hypocrisy over demands for EU leaders to do more to hit Russia.
Ukraine Crisis: EU Announces Fresh Sanctions on Russia
EU foreign ministers agreed to extend asset freezes and travel bans and explore sectoral sanctions.