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John Pullinger says forcing voters to carry identification could disenfranchise certain groups at the general election

For trying to do something about public debt, Emmanuel Macron is the politician of the year

Frankfurt-based firm, which has been ringfenced from Russian parent, launches arbitration proceedings

Ruling SNS party wins majority as defeated opponents allege fraud in Belgrade result

New unit will allow Europe’s largest privately owned cinema chain more control over content

Savings programme launched last year has fallen short by several billions of euros at group’s flagship brand

Success in Asia contrasts with decline in electric vehicle sales in Europe after end of consumer subsidy

Unions warn decision could cost Europe’s largest automaker ‘billions’ if no alternative deal is found

The lower guidance comes the carmaker looks to close plants in Germany for the first time in its 87-year history

German group is scaling down manufacturing as it struggles with falling demand and shift to electric vehicles