Chuka Umunna says there is a significant number of MPs who are unhappy.

Investigative journalist Anabel Hernández told Euronews that tonnes of drugs and money are transported by commercial airlines and private planes, which land at airports in cities in both Mexico and the United States.

Labour MPs quit party in bid for 'alternative' politics

Péter Szijjártó told Euronews it was “not fair to confuse migration with the free flow of labour within the European Union.”

More than a dozen migrants are reported to have been rescued by Dover.

Venezuela's Juan Guaidó speaks to Euronews' Anelise Borges about humanitarian aid, the military, diplomacy, Nicolas Maduro and the future of his country in the Global Conversation.

Vince Cable says the resignations of seven Labour MPs were "courageous".

The Government of Gibraltar says it is investigating the "foolish games" from the Spanish warship on Sunday

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The European Commission's vice president, Frans Timmermans, praised Romania's former chief corruption prosecutor in an interview with Euronews, urging the fight against corruption to continue.

David Gauke says the government will do "everything" to protect the public.

Former Labour MP Luciana Berger says the country's politics is "broken".

A British teenager who fled the UK to marry a member of the so-called Islamic State (ISIS) in Syria should be allowed to return, said the father of another schoolgirl who accompanied her four years ago.

We speak to three young professionals in offbeat jobs: a beatboxer, a gamer and an ethical hacker. In a world where most degrees and professional courses are centred on long-term stability and availability of jobs, how did they train themselves, f...

John McDonnell says he's "disappointed" at the resignations of Labour MPs.

Is 2019 the time to start your own company? Entrepreneurship is seductive, but the lack of structure is not for everyone - especially if you have to leave a comfortable job behind. In this edition of WorklifeIndia, we talk to current and former ...

India has made rapid strides in adopting technology, but when was the last time it came out with a truly disruptive innovation, something that shaped the world or made the scientific community sit up and take notice? Invention of the zero? That w...

As early as 1966, India elected a female prime minister, becoming only the second country in the world to do so. More than fifty years later, more women are joining politics but their number still remains low. Female leaders regularly battle gend...

Officers filmed their riot van being targeted by demonstrators in Lyon.

Is the freedom offered to workers in the 'gig economy' worth it, or does it put people at risk of exploitation? Workplaces are changing. Many are opting for short term or project-based gigs rather than structured payroll jobs: this probably inclu...

Companies are starting to embrace artificial intelligence in hiring. One global study found one in three recruiters already doing so. In most companies though, in-person interviews still remain the most preferred way of finding new talent. In th...

Jeremy Hunt says the Good Friday agreement is "absolutely sacrosanct" to UK.

Sadiq Khan says he's "distressed" with the resignations from Labour MPs.

Meghan's shock at 'staggering' diversity figures

Labour MP Chuka Umunna announces his resignation from the party.

Labour MP Luciana Berger announces her resignation from the party.

Fewer than three in ten women in India are in work - one of the lowest rates of female employment in the world. In this edition of WorklifeIndia, we ask bosses and recruiters why so few women work in India, what can be done to improve the situati...

Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn is asked whether his party is in trouble.

Sajid Javid is asked whether he could prevent Shamima Begum returning.

Interim president says his greatest fear would be that Venezuela's present becomes accepted as a new normal.

Thousands of men seeking luck have tussled to find two sacred sticks as part of an ancient Japanese festival.

Remarkable footage has emerged of a police patrol coming under attack during Yellow Vest protests in the French city of Lyon.

Pope Francis has summoned senior Catholic clergy to the Vatican to hold a summit on how to deal with the issue of sexual abuse

Flights are cancelled and passengers left stranded as flybmi collapses.

Hundreds of passengers have been left stranded across Europe following the collapse of the British regional airline Flybmi.

A man who fought against ISIS warns against the return of foreign fighters.

Ten-year-old record for most people dressed as Smurfs is broken in southern Germany.

Coal dust is being blamed for turning snow black in Russia's largest mining region in Siberia

They shouted: "Go back to Tel Aviv!", "We are France!", and "Zionist!".

A small German town was turned blue when it tried to break the world record for the largest meeting of Smurfs.

Former Portuguese colony has been in political deadlock since 2015

Hundreds of tattoo artists from around the world gathered in the French capital for the annual tattoo fair

John McDonnell says "there's always that option of going back to the people"

Jeremy Wright avoids a question about Donald Trump's IS comments.

John McDonnell responds to Donald Trump's comments on ISIS fighters.

Local hero is cremated in hometown

Around 2,000 of them strode through the Bulgarian capital for the annual Lukov March.

This is the moment an emotional 11-year-old girl broke down in tears during a climate change rally.