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1. Farage refuses to apologise to Van Rompuy March 2, 2010

UK MEP could be suspended over personal attack on European Council president. Nigel Farage, the leader of the UK Independence Party MEPs, has refused to issue a...  

Tags: Government, Nigel Farage, Van Rompuy, Jerzy Buzek, President of the European Parliament

Farage refuses to apologise to Van Rompuy

2. British MEP ordered to repay €600,000 November 13, 2008

European Parliament orders British MEP Den Dover to repay €609,000 that he received for staff and office costs and paid to a firm employing his wife and daughter. The...  

Tags: Member of the European Parliament, John Purvis, David Cameron, MEP, Conservative party

3. Prince of darkness May 3, 2007

For some in the European Parliament, Klaus Welle is the “prince of darkness”, for others he is “the most talented political strategist I have ever come across”....  

Tags: European People's Party, European People's Party–European Democrats, Klaus Welle, People ' s Party, Hans-Gert Pöttering

4. MEPs plan clampdown on ‘media zoo' March 24, 2005

THE European Parliament is considering imposing new restrictions on media access to MEPs. Proposals put forward by the assembly's administration include restrictions on...  

Tags: Member of the European Parliament, Edward McMillan-Scott, MEP, Hans-Peter Martin, International Federation of Journalists

5. Rowdy sessions jolt the Parliament's grey image January 27, 2005

Rowdy MEPs could find themselves being hit where it hurts most – in the pocket. Parliament chiefs are considering new rules on how to deal with MEPs' unruly behaviour,...  

Tags: European Parliament, Member of the European Parliament, Graham Watson, MEPs, Location of European Union institutions

6. EPP threat to reject chemicals proposals January 15, 2004

THE EU's controversial chemicals policy reform will be “sent back to the drawing board” before it even gets through a first reading in the European Parliament, a...  

Tags: Committee on the Environment, Public Health and Food Safety, Neil Parish, chemicals, People ' s Party, Guido Sacconi

7. UK Tories in a flap over flying the EU flag November 27, 2003

UK CONSERVATIVES are up in arms about a proposal that would require all merchant marine fleets to fly the European flag – emblazoned on the corner of their own national...  

Tags: Flag of Europe, Vexillology, Jacqueline Foster, Flag, Symbols of Europe

8. Ombudsman candidates jostle for poll position ahead of vote January 9, 2003

A BRITISH MEP and the national ombudsman for Greece have emerged as favourites for the post of European Ombudsman. Parliamentarians are due to vote in Strasbourg next week...  

Tags: Ombudsman, Ombudsmen, Nikiforos Diamandouros, Roy Perry, Member of the European Parliament

9. UK talks down euro...but rarely in French December 19, 2002

THE UK is the odd man out in its opposition to the single currency, according to the Eurobarometer opinion poll. §Every other EU country now reports a majority in favour of...  

Tags: Constitutional monarchies, Liberal democracies, United Kingdom, Euro, Chris Huhne

10. British MEP accuses de Palacio of 'presiding' over collapse of Channel Tunnel freight traffic March 14, 2002

TRANSPORT Commissioner Loyola de Palacio has been accused of "presiding" over the collapse of freight traffic through the Channel Tunnel. Since November of last year, only...  

Tags: Eurotunnel, Train, Loyola de Palacio, United Kingdom, Cargo

11. Baroness Fearless November 22, 2001

HER eyes narrow and she fixes you with an intense glare as she whispers: "I never show fear." Emma Nicholson is describing the moment when, during her recent trip to a...  

Tags: Emma Nicholson, Deaf people, Emma Nicholson, Baroness Nicholson of Winterbourne, British Conservative Party, Michael

12. PROFILE: Adrian Fortescue October 11, 2001

`Official and a gentleman` WHILE the prime ministers of Europe queue up to hail the 'war on terrorism' it is easy to overlook the affable English gentleman who has been...  

Tags: Adrian Fortescue, António Vitorino, Arthur Cockfield, Baron Cockfield, United Kingdom, Cambridge

13. Deal in sight to break Lamfalussy deadlock July 19, 2001

FIRST PARA TX = THE European Commission is edging towards a deal with MEPs over Parliament's demands for the right to scrutinise reforms to securities markets. Financial...  

Tags: Member of the European Parliament, Alexandre Lamfalussy, Frits Bolkestein, Committee of Wise Men on the Regulation of European Securities Markets, Financial regulation

14. 'MEPs' assistants should beware the clause in their contract asking them to perform 'any task'. This can mean more time fetching suits from the dry cleaners than tackling serious political work' July 5, 2001

Seven o'clock Monday morning at Gare du Luxembourg is not the best time to ask an MEP's assistant what they think of their job. It's the beginning of Strasbourg week, the low...  

Tags: Member of the European Parliament, Brussels, Location of European Union institutions, Luxembourg, Strasbourg

15. Patten denies anti-Jewish hate campaign 'funded by EU' April 26, 2001

EU aid cash for the West Bank and Gaza could be paying for anti-Semitic textbooks being used in Palestinian schools, MEPs warn. They believe that some of the millions of...  

Tags: Israeli-Palestinian conflict, Chris Patten, Palestinian National Authority, Antisemitism, Palestinian people

16. Prodi rues 'chat' with British MEP May 31, 2000

Word is that President Prodi will think twice before having a Euro MP in for a casual chat after his recent experience with UK Conservative Daniel Hannan. Hannan, a leading...  

Tags: Prodi, Foreign relations of the United Kingdom, Romano Prodi, Daniel Hannan, Euroscepticism

17. Bugged to go bike to the future March 11, 1999

Maverick British MEP Hugh Kerr has come up with a novel suggestion to boost public confidence that planes won't fall out of the sky at midnight on 31 December when the...  

Tags: Hugh Kerr, European Commissioner for Transport, MEP, Neil Kinnock, Martin Bangemann

18. MEPs scan the messages of the information society January 9, 1997

AS THE information technology revolution continues to gather pace, MEPs are pressing to ensure that the potential cultural and educational benefits are not ignored in favour...  

Tags: Information technology, Eluned Morgan, Education, Information society, Member of the European Parliament

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