Oliver Moody

Andy Burnham has floated a devolved federal model that guarantees ‘equivalent living conditions’ across the country, but it comes with complications

She recently revealed her multimillion-pound card collection. Now she wants to sell up, but only to one who wants to catch them all

Poland and Latvia say they are on high alert for a ‘military provocation’ and warn that Nato must be ready for conflict

On the eve of a tense Nato summit in Ankara, some of the alliance's frontline states have issued ominous prophecies of imminent Russian aggression.

The company’s supervisory board is set to hear from its chief executive Oliver Blume on Thursday about possible job cuts and closures

The weapons will close an important strategic gap in European defence, but may take a while to materialise

A horse breeder and an electronics tycoon split the €2 million fee but now one accuses the other of failing to pay his share

Germany’s hard-right politicians are jostling for position as they gain a mainstream following

The guitar-maker has been sued by a German competitor after it sent a string of legal letters to rivals and businesses alledging they had copied the design

German lobbyists and ex-politicians are meeting Putin associates — and worrying European allies