Spain’s Socialists increased their lead in two polls published over the weekend, with support from 28.8% to 30.3% of voters, but they fell short of a majority ahead of a general election on April 28. A poll by El Pais newspaper gave the Socialists of Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez 129 out of 350 seats in
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Spain’s Socialists increased their lead in two polls published late Saturday, with support from 28.8% to 30.3% of voters, but they fell short of a majority ahead of a general election on April 28. A poll by El Pais newspaper gave the Socialists of Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez 129 out of 350 seats in the
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Protests calling for the UK Government to declare a climate emergency are set to enter a second week after nearly 1,000 people were arrested during the first seven days of Extinction Rebellion demonstrations. Activists have stopped traffic in a series of demonstrations across London since Monday with actions including fixing a boat at the junction
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By Peter Maushagen and Foo Yun Chee The devastation of Paris’s Notre Dame cathedral is blow to all Europe and all Europe will contribute to its rebuilding, leaders of the European Union declared on Tuesday at the European Parliament in Strasbourg. “Europe has been wounded. France has been wounded. Paris has been wounded,” European Commission
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Major roads in central London have been blocked for a second day by climate change protests, which have seen more than 120 people arrested. Parliament Square, Waterloo Bridge, Oxford Circus and Marble Arch remain closed due to the Extinction Rebellion demonstrations. Motorists face gridlocked traffic on a number of alternative routes, such as Westminster Bridge
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European Council president Donald Tusk said he still believed that Brexit could be reversed after the UK’s departure from the EU was delayed until October 31. Mr Tusk told MEPs that the UK would continue to be represented in the European Parliament for “several months – maybe longer”. The prospect of the UK taking part
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