it's been hard work and "niggly" at times, but many businesses in the East of England say they have been able to cope with the first year of Brexit. The BBC has spoken to a few of them.

Several French MPs say they have received death threats as they debate a Covid-19 pass that would bar the unvaccinated from much of public life. The government is seeking to pass a law.

Children aged five to 11 can now be registered for a Covid-19 vaccine in the Republic of Ireland, the Health Service Executive (HSE) has said. The HSE's chief clinical officer told RTÉ.

A man suspected of shooting dead a cashier at a German petrol station has been linked to Covid-19 conspiracy theorists and the far right. The 20-year-old student employee was shot

The unabashedly pro-EU Emmanuel Macron faced attacks from all sides for flying the EU banner under the Arc de Triomphe. The hoisting of the EU flag (and not the French one) acts as a mark

For Justice Commissioner Didier Reynders, it is too early to assess whether the cooperation mechanism at the basis of the enforcement of the EU's privacy rules, the GDPR, is functioning correctly.

Berlin won't join any legal action against Brussels over its sustainable investment criteria. Germany "explicitly rejects" Brussels' plan to label nuclear energy as sustainable, the government said Monday.

Duda has 'no severe symptoms,' says chief of staff.Polish President Andrzej Duda has tested positive for COVID-19 and is self-isolating, his chief of staff Paweł Szrot announced Wednesday.

Former boss of Swedbank accused of breaking the law when she played down concerns about bank's activities ongoing in Estonia. A three-year-old money-laundering scandal continues.