Emily Maitlis and Jon Sopel leaving BBC to join Global
Pair to front a new podcast, host radio show and provide analysis for website
Cop26: Stakes high for climate action as world powers gather
Friction with France casts pall over supposed showcase for PM’s vision of ‘Global Britain’
Cop26: Efforts made to get largest emitters to increase climate ambitions
Draft G20 communiqué indicates richest countries on track to tackle climate change
UK confident vaccines work against Indian coronavirus variant
Health secretary Matt Hancock warns variant could ‘spread like wildfire’ among unvaccinated
Scotland to legislate for independence referendum, Sturgeon tells Johnson
SNP wins 64 seats in parliament, which with Greens has its biggest ever independence majority
How a GAA club sprang up in east Belfast over Sunday breakfast
Dave McGreevy had no idea what was to follow when he sent out a Tweet from his kitchen table
Dominic Cummings controversy: The unanswered questions
Despite backing by Boris Johnson, key details about aide’s breaching of lockdown remain murky
Pilita Clark: A lot of us are losing it in lockdown – but we really shouldn’t
The odd outburst on Zoom is only human but this is not a time for angry words at work
David Attenborough gives humankind one last chance
A Life on Our Planet is a terrifying catalogue of our self-sabotaging transgressions
Tories complain after ice sculpture takes Johnson’s place in Channel 4 debate
Prime minister accused of ‘running scared’ from leaders’ debate on climate change
UK Brexit proposals ‘unworkable and unenforceable’
NI’s former secretary of state accuses Johnson of ‘passing the parcel’ on Border issue
Philip Hammond says he will quit if Boris Johnson becomes PM
Two British cabinet ministers have now said they will resign if Johnson enters Number 10
Claims UK distracted from Gulf rejected by defence minister
Iranian seizure of tanker prompts accusation ministers focused on leadership election
Female presenters benefit as BBC increases bill for on-air talent
Gary Lineker remains top paid while Graham Norton is third on the list
PM candidates warned about backing no-deal Brexit
Chancellor of exchequer says confidence motion would confront crash-out advocates
BBC Brexit coverage ‘lacking in curiosity and depth’ on Ireland
Former executive suggests broadcaster’s interest in Irish matters waned after 1998 peace deal
Red-line compromise key to any Brexit progress for May
Dublin and Brussels may agree to bargain on political declaration rewrite but not backstop
Brexit: Brussels takes steps to avoid ‘scaring the horses’ in London
May hints she will focus on changing political declaration, not the withdrawal agreement
Cross-party MPs vow to block May proposals on Brexit deal
Conservative Brexiteers and pro-Europeans opposing stance on EU customs arrangement
May urged to clarify whether she blocked Arron Banks investigation
British Labour MP seeks answers amid reports PM stymied security services in 2016
Theresa May makes plea to business to save Chequers agreement
Prime minister defends ‘common rule book’ as protecting British jobs and livelihoods
Tory ministers move to quell revolt against Chequers plan
Michael Gove urges MPs to unite behind PM, saying proposal is the best available option
Antony Beevor: My favourite war movie – and the ones I can’t bear
I groaned at ‘Valkyrie’, ‘Darkest Hour’ and ‘Dunkirk’, and despaired at ‘Saving Private Ryan’
Brexit: Coveney position on Border ‘no threat’ to unionism
DUP says Tánaiste is ‘belligerent, interfering and Brit bashing’ and trying to break-up UK
No such thing as ‘good Brexit for Britain’, says Owen Smith
Former Shadow Northern spokesperson sacked for seeking a referendum on final deal
Brexit secretary signals Border status quo after EU departure
David Davis confident Britain and EU can seal deal and ‘basically, we will do as we do now’
May seeks EU co-operation on ‘ambitious but practical’ Brexit vision
Britain’s PM claims roadmap described in speech involves benefits for both UK and EU
Fintan O’Toole: Brexiteers are Britain’s biggest Marxists
Tory hardliners are driven by a bizarre and contradictory economic determinism
Matthew d’Ancona: Corbyn’s senses the moment to strike at May over Brexit
By aligning with Tory remainers in a Commons rebellion over the customs union, Labour could pave the way to power
Gerry Adams’s IRA years: An insider’s account
Anthony McIntyre recalls the Sinn Féin leader’s time in the Provisional IRA
Adams: Brexit is disastrous for Ireland and Phase 2 deal is ‘a fudge’
Outgoing SF leader says he has never distanced himself from IRA
Karen Bradley to take over as new Northern Secretary
James Brokenshire resigns from post due to ill-health amid British cabinet reshuffle
Brexit Q&A: What’s going on? Are the British pulling back?
David Davis caused consternation with comments he has since clarified
Matthew d’Ancona: The Tories need the shock therapy of absolute candour
Theresa May has lost control, but she’s correctly identified the fundamental challenge faced by the Conservatives
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