Former Tory minister Steve Baker: ‘Ireland has been treated badly by the UK. It’s f**king shaming’
Emotional former Tory minister for Northern Ireland Steve Baker 'embarrassed Ireland was treated the way it was by the United Kingdom’
‘You want peace in the Middle East? I don’t feel there is peace here in Britain’
Westminster MPs hear from Israeli and Palestinian voices on what more Britain can do to help bring about peace
A van and a plan: House and furniture hunting in London is not for the faint of heart
London Letter: The rapacious property market here makes Dublin’s seem quaint
Britain pauses Syrian asylum decision process after fall of Assad
Focus will be reflection on ‘diplomatic relations with Syria’ and a cautious observation of Hayat Tahrir al-Sham
‘Don’t take Fine Gael for granted’: Simon Harris on Government formation talks with Fianna Fáil
Taoiseach says his party’s mandate must be respected, while Fianna Fáil leader Micheál Martin also raises the issue of Rockall in Scotland, where both leaders were attending a British-Irish summit
SNP lays traps for Labour in Scotland’s draft budget
Scottish government pledges to abolish in Scotland the two-child benefit cap that the UK Labour government has so far resisted scrapping
Louise Haigh a casualty of the Westminster power machine
Sheffield MP and UK transport secretary was destined to implement a core Labour policy by nationalising railways but she quit suddenly last week
Downing Street comments on Gregg Wallace allegations indicative of pressure on BBC
Prime minister’s office has criticised Wallace, presenter of popular cookery show Masterchef
MPs vote to give terminally ill in England and Wales the right to assisted death
Bill on assisted dying passes in House of Commons by wider margin than anticipated
UK’s transport secretary quits government over conviction relating to stolen mobile phone report
Louise Haigh has resigned from cabinet barely five months after the election
‘I don’t know where I am going’: Manchester police criticised for mass expulsion of Traveller youths on trains
Investigation into allegations of ‘racial profiling’ after police used draconian powers to disperse Traveller and Gypsy teenagers visiting Christmas markets
Britain’s heritage under threat from vandals targeting landmark sites
Shrewsbury’s links with A Christmas Carol targeted in latest attack that is part of an ugly trend
‘Unspeakable’ Birmingham pub bombings remembered 50 years on
Explosions, widely blamed on the IRA, killed 21 people in the city in November 1974
Ire of farmers and pensioners mounts as British Labour faces possibility of new ‘winter of discontent’
Protest this week by farmers over inheritance tax raid sounds alarm bells for Labour’s rural prospects
Complexities of immigrant life captured in museum’s Irish exhibition, and in row over slave trader at the door
London’s Museum of the Home has a popular Irish rooms exhibit inside, and an unpopular statue outside