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Liverpool and other teams who plotted for European Super League may think again in future after big development today

Judge in Europe's top court rules that governing body rules are compatible with "competition law" as UEFA hail "encouraging step towards preserving the European football pyramid" to leave Super League plans in tatters

If a powersharing executive is not in place by Friday, the UK Government assumes a legal responsibility to call another Assembly election.

Ex-Brexit minister’s comments suggest the European court of justice remains divisive among Tories

The union is in a fragile state, with Sturgeon pushing for a fresh referendum and EU relations frayed over the NI protocol

The EU's top court said on Monday that officials can detain migrant rescue ships, but only if they can prove there is a real risk to health, safety or the environment, in mixed guidance on a case testing Europe's response to refugees.

The European commission is taking legal action against Hungary at the European court of justice (ECJ), escalating a longstanding dispute over the country’s anti-LGBT laws. This is an unprecedented step for the EU, but it isn’t a sure win for LGBT rights in Europe – and even has the potential…

The outcome of the case at the European Court of Justice could have wide implications for organised sport across the continent

The European Super League case reaches Europe's highest court this week, with its eventual decision likely to have profound ramifications for sport across Europe.