Martin Banks is a journalist at EU Reporter. With extensive experience covering the EU beat in Brussels since 2001, he has a keen interest in foreign affairs and has closely followed the workings of the European Parliament and MEPs. Martin's insights and expertise have been featured in various publications including Techaeris, Travel Tomorrow, and Yahoo News UK.
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This Agreement is the result of more than four years of negotiations and completes the legal framework of the relations between the EU and the UK following Britain’s withdrawal from the EU. It entered into provisional application on 15 July. Gibraltar is not included in the scope of the EU-UK trade and cooperation agreement signed […]
By: Martin Banks
Cape Verde's fairytale run at the 2026 FIFA World Cup has delivered more than an unforgettable football story. It has also propelled the Atlantic archipelago onto travellers' radar, with online searches for holidays and flights to the country soaring as millions of viewers discovered one of Africa's lesser-known island destinations.
Andy Burnham is due to be named leader of the Labour Party on Friday, before he becomes prime minister on Monday.
Andy Burnham (pictured) is due to be named leader of the Labour Party on Friday (17 July), before he becomes prime minister on Monday (20 July). The outgoing mayor of Manchester will be confirmed as Keir Starmer's successor at a special party conference in central London later on Friday (17 July). He replaces Sir Keir […]
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By: Martin Banks
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