The Irish Times view on the UK budget: grasping for growth
The country has been caught in a doom loop for the past decade
The country has been caught in a doom loop for the past decade
Andy Burnham cannot silence talk of an early election as his chancellor hits bank and gamblers to fund cost-of-living tweaks in low-key budget
Delivering Burnham-led administration’s first budget, chancellor hiked taxes on banks to pay for energy bill cuts
Senior cabinet ministers are keen for the UK to form closer relationship with the EU
British PM says he wants to consider options including return to full EU membership or joining single market
The traditional dividing lines have returned to Westminster. In Ireland, things look rather different
The more we tolerate mé féinism the less likely we are to treat each other as human beings, and the more society tears itself apart
House of Commons fast-tracked a Bill related to the prime minister’s religion
Why does politics feel more parochial than ever at a time when global affairs are king?
Scottish National Party holds its shindig in Aberdeen, while UK prime minister attempts spoiler visit to Motherwell
UK prime minister chooses day of Scottish National Party’s annual conference to give speech in Motherwell on devolution
Minister for Foreign Affairs ‘shocked’ publisher can no long sell works because of author’s support for Palestine Action group
UK prime minister seemed to suggest on politics podcast that Putin influenced outcome of Brexit referendum
Inside Politics: Unions want shortfalls in pay to be addressed up front and a guarantee that wages will not slip behind inflation during any new deal period
Britain and Canada say they would back an energy ceasefire between Moscow and Kyiv
Greens have been on the slide in polls since Polanski became the target of intense media scrutiny
Sagal Abdi-Wali defeats Green Party’s Zack Polanski
Holborn and St Pancras byelection will offer the first indication of whether Labour can retain disillusioned progressive voters under its new leader
In the News podcast with Bernice Harrison
Case backlog awaiting trial by jury in Crown Courts in England and Wales was nearly 81,000 in June
Micheál Martin says one football match is not going to get Israeli government to ‘change direction’
Inside Politics: Meanwhile, Brexit is back and the Drumcree stand-off continues
It has always been a hotspot for fun, sticks of rock and rollercoasters, but now it also has a surfeit of addicts and deprivation
The British government’s patronising, condescending outlook is very much part of the problem
Popular prime minister might be tempted to call an early election, but keeping out Reform UK means tactical voting
Boss of one bookmaker has even predicted there will be no High Street betting shops by 2030
A 27-year-old man was arrested in the borough of Westminster, London
UK ambassador to EU Caroline Wilson cautions against bloc becoming ‘insular and inward-facing’
Irish unification stirs widespread debate but the decision for a vote on the matter falls to one person under the Belfast Agreement
In Ireland’s interests to work with Andy Burnham as obligingly as possible on the Europe question
Oil was up nearly 14% for the month, and set for its biggest climb since July
Ten years after leaving the bloc, shifting public opinion is reopening a question once thought settled
Burnham says ‘all options’ on the table including rejoining customs union, single market or full membership
Global Briefing: UK prime minister pledged to consider all options on Europe, including single market membership and rejoining EU as a full member
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How does a post-Brexit world shape the identity and relationship of these islands
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