European Union

Fines for Libor fixing, Euribor rigging and Tibor manipulation will be announced by EU.

Brand Finance report claims valuable 'Brand Britain' would be 'squandered' by an independent Scotland.

Key motion to oust government rejected despite mass protests demanding resignation of president.

UK PM using visit to lay ground for China-EU free trade pact but Europe lukewarm.

European Securities and Markets Authority investigates agencies' roles in sovereign debt crisis.

The government says the data reflects improvements seen in other aspects of the country's economy.

Feminists back pro-EU demonstrations in Kiev with urine protest outside Ukrainian embassy in Paris.

US authorities approve Microsoft-Nokia deal with only EU regulators left standing in the way of the deal being finalised.

London-Beijing deals include construction of new 1,000 bed oncology hospital in Jiangsu province.

WBC Heavyweight champion calms potentially dangerous situation in Kiev.

Paddy Power has Labour as favourite to win in 2015 general election, but energy bills announcement may change things.

Kiev pro-EU demonstrators chant 'Revolution' while President Yanukovich attempts dialogue.

Department of Justice nearing end of competition probe.

Free trade agreement could be worth £1.8bn a year for UK.

Rabbi Margolin and Mufti Miskiewicz lodge complaint against bar on ritual slaughter.

Is it against the law to steal bitcoins? Is it considered currency? Who is responsible for regulating it? Alistair Charlton investigates

UK has seven times more €1m salaries than nearest challenge, according to European Bank Authority figures.

Unemployment rate across eurozone falls for first time since 2011.

Fixed pay and monthly allowances rise as banks seek to counteract bonus caps

Accountancy giant says it will benefit from new European Union regulations and be able to increase business.

Top Scottish politician said Scotland's farmers would be €1bn better off under EU membership.

Internal memo comes amid the global FX fixing scandal investigations

ONS says net migration into UK has risen year-on-year for first time in two years.

Business between the Ukraine and the west continues despite political tensions between EU and Moscow

EXCLUSIVE: Somalia deputy PM Fawzia Yusuf Adam 'we get nothing' claim angers EU commissioner.

Conservative Party leader hopes to reassure jittery public about immigration from EU countries and counter rise of Ukip.

Protesters took to the streets of Lisbon ahead of the Assembly of the Republic's vote.

Young skilled people would be welcome to add to Scotland's prosperity, says first minister.

There will be plenty of political debate over Scottish independence but, in the end, it comes down to emotions.

Scotland's first minister lays out case for independence in colossal white paper published by Holyrood.