Only 38% of French people and 47% of Spaniards are now favourable to European project, study shows

Europe’s failure to renew licence raises prospect of legal action

EU denies plans to raise member state contributions to cover past spending, immigration and refugees

Washington and Brussels push for commitment on the trade accord before a change of president

Six groups set aside €2.6bn over charges they fixed prices and delayed emission technologies

Campaigners say industry strongly resisted attempts to cut fuel consumption and emissions

Data experts search tech group’s headquarters

Regulatory clearance conditional on selling some brands within six months

Retailer being probed for 2003 tax deal with Luxembourg

No case for granting market economy status or relaxing anti-dumping rules, parliamentarians sayused

EU digital commissioner considers if group’s move to upgrade network damages rivals

Decision could come this week as companies fail to satisfy concerns on competition

Poll shows French and Italians also want vote on EU membership

Brussels accused of rushing to make offers on quotas and tariffs

Manfred Weber condemns project as creating risks in central and eastern Europe

Photo agency complaint over ‘scraping’ opens potential new front of EU antitrust action

Romania and Wallonia voice concerns over visas and standards

Tech group accused of abusing dominance of Android smartphone operating system

EU poised to announce formal charges in relation to mobile operating system

Regulator compares Google mobile system case to past confrontation with Microsoft

Tie-up of UK mobile operators will probably be stopped unless further concessions offered

Lawyers say formal Android statement of objections could come as early as next week

Competition and Markets Authority tells Brussels to block move, saying it would harm consumers