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Laszlo Andor, the Employment Commissioner, will accuse UK politicians of "pandering to prejudice".

Sky News reports that Barclays will cap its cash bonuses for investment bankers for a third year in a row.

David Cameron and Francois Hollande increase cooperation over space and defence despite disagreements over EU.

Eurostat says the total jobless rate across the eurozone area remained stable at 12%.

The settlement means Google will avoid a £3m fine from the European Commission

Scotland's parliament will question a former European Court Judge about an independent Scotland's position regarding EU membership.

New clashes broke out between Ukrainian police and protesters in Kiev on Wednesday (January 22) morning, with protesters saying one demonstrator was shot dead by police.

Competition and decades old banking relationships are preventing German banks from reaping rewards of successful economy, reports Reuters.

European Central Bank candidate Sabine Lautenschlaeger says EU must have rapid response to solve any crisis.

Moody's confuses investors and breaches new EU rules regarding market transparency

Conservative MP Ken Clarke has attacked David Cameron's claims that EU rules have led to "vast migrations".

Billionaire who received apology from David Cameron joins Business for Britain to lobby government on EU.

Eurostat shows a gap in GDP growth rates between counties that use the euro and other EU members.

Shadow Business Secretary Chuka Umunna hinted Labour may try to restrict migrants with no firm job offer.

The comments come ahead of a vote in the House of Lords on a EU referendum bill.

Viviane Reding, the vice-president of the European Commission, lashes out at UK ministers

ELSTAT says there were 1.3 million out of work in Greece in October.

Political row between Britain and EU over immigration from Eastern Europe flares up.

Former Labour chancellor says Better Together campaign must not be complacent.

Europe's biggest economy now has 41.78 million people in work.

Latvia has adopted the euro and become the 18th member of the European monetary union.

Comments come as UK work restrictions on Romanians and Bulgarians are lifted.

Chairman Alessandro Profumo could leave bank over battle with top investor to save bank

EU foreign policy chief Catherine Aston confirms support and leadership for fight against piracy off Africa.

Tory MP Nigel Mills attacks business secretary in deepening immigration row.

IPPR think tank says Bulgarian and Romanian migration in January 2014 will be different from 2004

Russian President Vladimir Putin says aid package was done for reasons of solidarity and not geopolitics

Ukrainian government budget proposal sees positive economic outlook for country in 2014 after Russian aid deal

European Commission launches anti-trust probe into Hinkley Point C Nuclear Power Plant Deal