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Where you work, the country where you got your liscence and medical conditions could all bump up insurance costs.

The Kremlin vowed to further restrict Western media in Russia on Wednesday after the EU's top court upheld European sanctions that took Moscow's RT (Russia Today) channel off-air across the continent.

GM's plan for Europe is expected to be announced early next year, but the return will likely be spearheaded by the Cadillac Lyriq and GMC Hummer EV.

As Europe braces for energy shortages from Russian gas cuts, Japan's own energy crisis a decade ago offers survival lessons to households and businesses - such as dimming the lights and taking the stairs.

Martin Lewis told ITV News that surging gas prices will have a “frankly catastrophic” impact on millions of Britons later this year, as he urged the Government to act now

Jane Hartley said there has to be a way that an agreement can be reached.

NHS worker Meg Gordon whose passport was invalid - despite it still showing in date - was unaware of rule change which has cost her £2,000

Customs checks and border queues cited as leading barriers, as only 29% of firms say sales increased in Q2

Iran welcomes diplomatic efforts to resolve its nuclear dispute with world powers, state media quoted Foreign Minister Hossein Amirabdollahian as saying on Wednesday, a day after the EU's top diplomat proposed a new draft text to revive a 2015 nuclear deal with Tehran. "Iran welcomes the continuation of diplomacy and…

A travel expert on Jeremy Vine issued a passport stamp warning to Brit going on holiday abroad this summer.

Editorial: Vladimir Putin’s cynical extortion makes as eloquent a case for the clean energy transition as any environmental idealist