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EU foreign policy chief Josep Borrell expressed confidence on Monday that the bloc would finalise a plan within days to buy ammunition for Ukraine after Kyiv expressed frustration at wrangling among EU member states.

Dirty air causes premature death of at least 1,200 children across Europe every year, says European Environment Agency

Ms Friar was back in Northern Ireland last week to speak at a major conference marking the 25th anniversary of the Good Friday Agreement

The car's 22-year-old driver was killed along with two women who were with him in the vehicle, aged 21 and 22 in the horror crash in Germany

Ministers should aim to support households and bolster Britain’s often overlooked supply chain

One industry boss said: "We can say with absolute confidence that there will not be a shortage of toilet roll resulting from changes to EU laws."

Chad recently ordered the German ambassador to the country, Dr Gordon Kricke, to leave within 48 hours, accusing him of disrespectful behaviour and disregard for diplomatic protocol. In retaliation, Berlin expelled the Chadian ambassador to Germany. Helga Dickow, a political scientist and expert on Chad, explains the link between the…

The new EU law sets out to ban products linked to deforestation, which may have a 'gigantic effect' on the toilet paper industry.

In failing to regulate the food sector, successive governments have allowed industry giants to flood the market with products that make us ill