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Referendum to ask should Britain 'remain' member of EU Voters will be asked "Should the United Kingdom remain a member of the European Union?" in a referendum to be held by 2017.
28 May 2015
Russia's nuclear threats 'deeply troubling': NATO chief Russia's provocative rhetoric and its dramatic expansion of flights by nuclear bombers are deeply troubling and dangerous.
28 May 2015
Ukraine still facing 'continual attacks' on its territory: NATO A top NATO commander warned that "continual attacks" against Ukraine were hampering Kiev's efforts to modernise its army enough to one day join the Western military alliance.
27 May 2015
FIFA office raided in probe linked to 2018, 2022 World Cups Swiss police on Wednesday raided the headquarters of FIFA, seizing documents in a probe linked to fraud in the awarding of the 2018 and 2020 World Cups.
27 May 2015
Greenaway to shoot Russia film backed by sanction-hit Putin ally British director Peter Greenaway is to direct a film about Russia backed by a billionaire businessman and ally of President Vladimir Putin who has come under US sanctions over the Ukraine crisis.
27 May 2015
UK referendum question will be a 'Yes' to stay in EU: reports British voters will be asked to vote "Yes" or "No" on remaining in the European Union in a referendum to be held by the end of 2017.
27 May 2015
Queen to outline Cameron's plans after poll win British Prime Minister David Cameron's Conservatives unveil their programme for government after a surprise clear win at this month's general election.
27 May 2015
Photo courtesy of salon.com New study backs risk estimate for contraceptive pills The broadest study of its kind on Wednesday backed estimates that newer kinds of contraceptive pills carry a higher risk of dangerous blood clots.
27 May 2015
Probe after Air France plane narrowly misses mountain French accident investigators have opened an inquiry into a near accident involving an Air France Boeing 777 which narrowly missed central Africa's highest mountain with 37 people on board.
27 May 2015
Europe must do more to help migrants: UN chief Europe must do more to help migrants crossing the Mediterranean, UN chief Ban Ki-moon said ahead of a visit to Brussels.
27 May 2015
©REUTERS Kazakhstan-made short film premieres at Cannes Kazakhstan-made short film Luna Lyubit Solnce (Moon Loves the Sun) premiered on May 20 as part of the Short Film Corner program of the 68th Cannes Film Festival.
27 May 2015
Ireland's gay marriage vote was "a defeat": Vatican daily The Irish vote in favour of gay marriage constitutes "a defeat" that highlights a gap between the Church and modern society.
26 May 2015
New Polish president may spell eurosceptics' return to power Polish voters have opted for change and chosen the conservative and relatively unknown lawyer Andrzej Duda as their next president, spelling a possible return to power of his eurosceptic mentor.
26 May 2015
Photo © ANSA VIA AP - Daniel Dal Zennaro Landa of Astana wins stage 15 at Tour Italy: Contador of Tinkoff-Saxo leads general classification Mikel Landa of the Astana cycling team has become the winner of the 15th stage at the Giro d'Italia (Tour of Italy).
25 May 2015
Most EU nationals in UK excluded from voting in referendum Most European Union citizens who are resident in Britain will not be able to vote in a referendum on its membership of the bloc.
25 May 2015
French immigration thriller bags Cannes Palme d'Or A French thriller spotlighting the plight of traumatised refugees building new lives, "Dheepan", captured the Cannes Film Festival's Palme d'Or top prize.
25 May 2015
Andrzej Duda: heir apparent to Poland's conservative Kaczynski twins Andrzej Duda, the 43-year-old conservative MEP and lawyer who won Poland's cliffhanger presidential election on Sunday, has strong ties to the powerful Kaczynski twins.
25 May 2015
Sweden swoons over its Eurovision winner Swedish pop lovers celebrated their country's sixth Eurovision victory with an outpouring of national pride, welcoming heartthrob winner Mans Zelmerlow home.
25 May 2015
Church unnerved by Ireland's huge 'Yes' to gay marriage The once-dominant Catholic Church in Ireland was trying to come to terms with an overwhelming vote in favour of gay marriage.
25 May 2015
Ireland awaits count in historic gay marriage vote Ireland waited Saturday to learn the outcome of a historic referendum on same-sex marriage, with crowds of anxiously optimistic "Yes" supporters expected at Dublin Castle to hear the result.
23 May 2015
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