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Paul F. Gruenwald, S&P global chief economist, said a lot depends on how global fund flows behave if there is a recession in the U.S. and Europe.

Governments in Europe have earmarked nearly 500 billion euros in the last year to cushion citizens and companies from soaring gas and power prices, according to research published by think-tank Bruegel on Wednesday.

Monarchism is embedded in Northern Ireland’s Ulster unionist identity. There is probably no such thing as a “republican unionist”. Many unionists descend from Protestant settlers from Britain who colonised Ireland four centuries ago. Loyalty to the monarch was an essential qualification for those making the journey, and the basis of…

It was Europe’s first inverted rollercoaster

Heading to eastern Europe? Why not try it by sleeper train, stopping off to introduce the kids to new cities, says Dom Tulett

Was Europe's first inverted rollercoaster and opened in 1994

Glasgow has three major stadiums that could be of use as part of a big European bid but only one of them are going to get the chance with the other two set for exclusion.

The 35-year-old joined Robbie Neilson's side as a free agent on a one-year deal as the capital club look to challenge both domestically and in Europe this campaign.

Lucrative natural gas pipeline running to Germany under Baltic Sea blocked by chancellor Olaf Scholz in response to Vladimir Putin’s aggression

Deals will see the online healthcare business expand into Germany for the first time

It brings the airline's total number of routes to and from Bristol for the winter to 29