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The European Medicines Agency says it is recommending the authorization of the coronavirus vaccine made by French pharmaceutical Valneva, making it the sixth shot to be given the green light in Europe

LVIV, Ukraine — Thousands of Ukrainian soldiers appeared to be all but encircled as Russian troops advanced Thursday around two strategically important cities in eastern Ukraine in what a senior Ukrainian official called a “fearful climax” of the battle for the Donbas, signaling that the fall of a significant part…

Fraser McAllister, 18, was diagnosed with an anaplastic glioneuronal tumour two years ago

The fee is for a visa waiver program that will allow UK tourists to travel between popular European countries.

The Department for International Trade is set to extend the package of tariffs and quotas - despite the Prime Minister's ethics adviser quitting last week over the plan

The Human Rights Act 1998 came into force just over 20 years ago in October 2000, vastly improving protections for human rights in common law, statute, EU and international law. Now, justice secretary Dominic Raab has confirmed plans to replace it with a UK bill of rights.

Tensions between Russia and Nato, already stretched considerably by the invasion of Ukraine, have ratcheted up even further over Kaliningrad, a small piece of Russian territory sandwiched between Poland and Lithuania on the Baltic coast and cut off from mainland Russia.

DUP leader Sir Jeffrey Donaldson welcomed the Government’s decision to press ahead with the bill.

"We’re not just talking about the survival of nature, we’re talking about the survival of humankind."

The entry requirements for Irish tourists heading to Spain were completely scrapped earlier this month

Voters in Wakefield and Tiverton and Honiton could give Boris Johnson a bloody nose today