The Latest Breaking News from European Court of Justice

If a powersharing executive is not in place by Friday, the UK Government assumes a legal responsibility to call another Assembly election.

The European Commission said on Thursday it would consider its next steps - which could include taking Britain to the European Court of Justice - after the British government responded to its legal challenges over post-Brexit trade for Northern Ireland.

European Court of Justice in Luxembourg will hear case taken by three remaining clubs who back Super League proposal that accuses UEFA of monopolising the sport

Amazon already holds the UK rights to 20 Premier League matches per season.

THE grounding of the first flight intended to deport refugees from the UK to Rwanda earlier this week, following a last-minute intervention by the…

A last minute intervention by the European Court of Human Rights blocked the British government from sending a plane carrying failed asylum seekers to Rwanda. Amid the contraversial migrant deal signed between London and Kigali, a recent report published by the Washington-based think-tank Freedom House, has called out Rwanda as…

The Government wants to radically redraw the governance arrangements contained within the Northern Ireland Protocol.

The United Kingdom unveiled legislation to override parts of the Brexit deal it signed with the European Union, risking a trade war with the bloc, which threatened to take legal action.

It comes after the publication of a bill to amend the Northern Ireland protocol