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Vast student debts have left Britain's Gen Z in despair. Labour MPs are worried, and their political opponents are circling.

The EU's top leadership is responding in parallel rather than tandem — as the bloc scrambles to find a united front.

​​​Why Europe’s taxpayers are drawing a line.

In an Oval Office meeting Tuesday, the chancellor will tell the president what he wants to hear on Iran to keep Washington aligned with Europe on Ukraine.

The prime minister's party accuses the opposition of conspiring with the EU and Kyiv to deprive Hungary of access to cheap Russian oil — a cushion against price spikes.

BBC Sport football expert Chris Sutton takes on singer-songwriter Noah Kahan plus the BBC readers and AI with his predictions for this week's midweek Premier League fixtures on Tuesday, Wednesday and...

Manager Sarina Wiegman says England have been given "reassurances" that there are no safety concerns about their Women's World Cup qualifier against Ukraine being held in Turkey, as the conflict in th...

A friendly regime in Tehran is the ideal outcome. But Netanyahu will also be happy with an Iran that is too weak to pursue an atomic work and fund proxy militias.

The U.K. prime minister is under pressure from all sides over his stance on U.S. and Israeli strikes on Iran.

Already strained by Russia's war and managing relations with Donald Trump, the EU is now scrambling to respond to a conflict where it has even less leverage.

Why ​h​​​armonised ​s​​​tandards ​a​​​re ​k​​​ey to Europe’s ​s​​ustainable ​h​​​ealth ​f​​​uture

Chelsea could join the race for Al-Hilal striker Darwin Nunez, Manchester City looking to make a big move for Newcastle United defender Tino Livramento, Crystal Palace determined to hold on to keeper...