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Shares hit as analysts say ECJ ruling could call airline’s employment model into question
Budapest set for clash over refusal to take part in ‘dead end’ migrant quota system
Ruling likely to add to tensions between Brussels and eastern member states
The ECJ will decide whether exclusivity rebates are inherently illegal or not
The UK needs to accept a substantial role for Europe’s highest court
UK position paper concedes Luxembourg could still have impact on Britain after 2019
Luxembourg court will retain role in disputes between Britain and Europe
The government is yet to take tough decisions on the future relationship it wants
UK takes ‘constructive’ position on ECJ and dispute resolution for trade and divorce deals
The Brexit secretary is treading carefully as some leading MPs oppose the issue
Recent proposals by the UK government put the ball in the EU’s court
EU authorities relied on ‘incomplete information’ in €1 deal, say bondholders
Constitutional court finds indications that programme may violate EU law
They have reason to worry, given ministers’ failure to defend them
Parliament must be ready to defend judges from unfair criticism, says Lord Neuberger
Understanding the European Court of Justice shows why it can continue to have a role
Suit blames EU regulators for liquidity problems at lender sold to Santander for €1
