Commission warns UK against new road charge
12 May
Commission warns UK against new road charge
The European Commission has put itself on a potentially damaging collision course with the UK after it claimed that Britain's road charge for heavy goods vehicles (HGVs) discriminates against non-UK hauliers.
EU Parliament welcomes new Europol rules
12 May
EU Parliament welcomes new Europol rules
MEPs from across the political divide have welcomed new rules designed to boost the fight against international terrorism.
UKIP outraged at exclusion from BBC Brexit debate
12 May
UKIP outraged at exclusion from BBC Brexit debate
The UK Independence Party has lodged a formal complaint against the BBC over what it claims is the biased decision to exclude the party from an upcoming live TV debate on Brexit.
MEPs set to vote down China MES
11 May
MEPs set to vote down China MES
Parliament is expected to call on the Commission and EU ministers to block full market economy status (MES) for China unless it stops dumping cheap steel on to the market.
Brexit: British expats urged to register to vote
11 May
Brexit: British expats urged to register to vote
The UK ambassador to Belgium has called on British expats in the country to register to vote in next month's In/Out referendum.
Health experts call for more public awareness of European Code Against Cancer
11 May
Health experts call for more public awareness of European Code Against Cancer
Slovenian EPP MEP Alojz Peterle is spearheading calls for more public awareness of the European Code Against Cancer, a set of 12 recommendations on how the public can reduce their cancer risk.
LuxLeaks prosecutors branded 'outrageous' after requesting 18 month sentence
10 May
LuxLeaks prosecutors branded 'outrageous' after requesting 18 month sentence
Luxembourg prosecutors have been condemned as outrageous after they called for two whistleblowers on trial over the LuxLeaks scandal to be given jail sentences of 18 months and for a journalist to be fined.
Majority of Europeans believe UK will reject Brexit
10 May
Majority of Europeans believe UK will reject Brexit
A major poll in nine different European countries shows that a small majority of Europeans believes that the British will reject a Brexit in the 23 June referendum, 53 per cent against 47.
Verhofstadt outlines new plans for Syrian refugees in Turkey
10 May
Verhofstadt outlines new plans for Syrian refugees in Turkey
ALDE leader Guy Verhofstadt has unveiled a new approach to tackling the asylum crisis, including multiplying cash aid to migrants.
MEPs bicker over Cameron's Brexit deal
10 May
MEPs bicker over Cameron's Brexit deal
European Parliament Vice President Alexander Graf Lambsdorff has reignited debate on David Cameron's much-vaunted renegotiation deal with the EU.
Tusk congratulates Ireland's Enda Kenny on re-election
09 May
Tusk congratulates Ireland's Enda Kenny on re-election
European Council President Donald Tusk has congratulated Enda Kenny on his re-appointment as Irish Taoiseach.
Martin Schulz: Brexit advocates 'have lost touch with reality'
09 May
Martin Schulz: Brexit advocates 'have lost touch with reality'
European Parliament President Martin Schulz has courted controversy with a thinly-veiled intervention in the Brexit debate.
EU institutions celebrate Europe day
09 May
EU institutions celebrate Europe day
The EU institutions, including Parliament and the Commission, were celebrating Europe day on Monday.