Popular Conservatives clan meets in Westminster amid agreement Tories are neither ‘popular nor conservative’
While the right-wing Tory factions meet to plan a ‘rebuild’, election winners gathered in parliament to be sworn in
Jacob Rees-Mogg
UK election: The high-profile casualties from Rees-Mogg to Truss
House of Commons leader Penny Mordaunt among the well-known MPs rejected by the electorate
‘I’ve never had so much fun’: The Dub running for Nigel Farage’s Reform party threatening Jacob Rees-Mogg’s seat
Policy geek Paul MacDonnell is running for election to Westminster amid the green hills of Somerset
Legal firm kindly volunteers its services to Irish Government department ahead of Covid inquiry
Plus: Mayor of Limerick’s ‘erroneous’ planning arguments; Nigel Farage’s Irish teacher; and Neil Jordan’s strange Garret FitzGerald anecdote
We shouldn’t import broken British rhetoric about migration
There was a time when we were rightly appalled about the language used about migrants in Brexit Britain. Now it is steadily being normalised here
Luminaries of the men-only Garrick Club draw attention to London’s elite private cliques
London Letter: Private members clubs are enmeshed in the power fabric of the city
Jacob Rees-Mogg says decision to strip Shamima Begum of UK citizenship is ‘racist’ and ‘wrong’
London schoolgirl who fled to Syria to join Islamic State in 2015 lost her latest appeal last week against UK government decision
Super Bowl turns into Swift Bowl as Taylor’s fans adopt Kansas City Chiefs
Planet Business: Tech earnings takeaways, McDonald’s Middle East troubles and a former pop star at the Pop Con launch
Someone shouted ‘here comes the bride’ and Liz Truss swept in to the church
Former UK prime minister launches her Popular Conservatives pressure group in Westminster
James O’Brien on post-Brexit Britain: ‘This conflation of patriotism with a sense of superiority’
LBC broadcaster on what ails his native country, his faith in youth and why he won’t be tracking down his Irish biological mother
GB News hands shares to Nigel Farage, Arlene Foster and Jacob Rees-Mogg
Right-leaning broadcaster also gives stakes to other staff including suspended presenter Dan Wootton
Prepare for Jacob Rees-Mogg’s ‘anachronistic upper-class mannerisms’, Varadkar told before meeting
Prepared notes ahead of meeting last year said ‘spirit of partnership and mutual respect’ damaged by recent post-Brexit negotiations
Return of Tory infighting shatters Rishi Sunak’s calm
Conservative MPs are once again at each other’s throats over Brexit and the party’s electoral prospects
‘We in England are not a grown-up country ... So how about getting some grown-up priorities?’
Stuart Maconie is proud of his country. But after travelling it to write The Full English, he’d like it to focus on being happy, healthy and progressive
Irish ex-leader of British business lobby group claims he is ‘fall guy’
The Confederation of British Industry (CBI) has been rocked by allegations of rape and harassment of female staff members by male colleagues
As Rishi Sunak begins to soften Brexit, it must be asked: what was it all about?
UK prime minister begins process that will most likely see UK moving back towards the EU as Johnson and co fade away
Losses hit €34.7m for broadcaster GB News in first year on air
Station had revenues of just €4m and paid staff, including several Conservative politicians hosting programmes, €12.4m
Donaldson’s best tactic is to sell the protocol arrangement unapologetically
At a stroke, the DUP leader could bring stability to Northern Ireland, gain influence with Sunak and win friends in Starmer’s Labour Party
Marina Hyde: ‘People like football and movies and pop music, and they really hate politics’
The acerbic Guardian columnist on being ‘sort of posh’, showbiz writing and how far she'll go for a joke
‘Getting Britain Moving’ the Rees-Mogg way as UK Conservatives go wild for fracking
Planet Business: Kim Kardashian’s costly crypto; the ‘climate positive’ Brisbane Olympics; and an update on Optimus, Elon Musk’s dancing robot prototype
Made to measure? Rees-Mogg’s imperial measurements survey ‘biased’
No option given for UK respondents to say they wanted to keep the current metric system
Taoiseach calls for ‘pragmatism and commonsense’ from DUP over protocol
Evidence is growing of beneficial impact of Northern Ireland protocol, says Micheál Martin
The Irish Times view on Britain’s Brexit fallout: Leaving the border open
Brussels watching anxiously to see if London undoes the Northern Ireland protocol
Johnson’s weak grip on party exposed by Partygate vote
London Letter: Tory MPs’ morale seems to collapse when asked to ‘defend indefensible’
Boris Johnson has his Gubu moment on Ukraine
Populist PM still framing politics as spurious battle with EU highlights UK’s insular nature
Fishing for Brexit opportunities will deliver an unsatisfactory haul
There are opportunities and risk but interconnected modern economies will always be regulated
Johnson ‘focused on job’ despite police questioning over partygate
Northern Ireland secretary says British PM will ‘fight’ and win next general election
Beyond parody? Rees-Mogg hunts for ‘Brexit opportunities and government efficiency’
Planet Business: Brexiteer’s new gig; crypto crime; and a bitter-sweet subscription
Will politicians take report on ill-equipped Defence Forces seriously?
Inside Politics: Two recent events highlights poorly resourced nature of Army, Naval Service and Air Corps
Johnson’s reshuffle shows how fearful he is of upsetting anyone
No one sacked as PM changes team in sign of anxiety about no-confidence vote letters
Jacob Rees-Mogg appointed UK minister for ‘Brexit opportunities’
Boris Johnson carries out mini-reshuffle as pressure remains to withdraw Starmer smear
Johnson says claim he had animals airlifted from Afghanistan is ‘total rhubarb’
Leaked emails suggested PM authorised move as thousands of people were left behind in Kabul
Boris Johnson vows not to resign as report on Downing Street parties awaited
Sue Gray understood to be completing checks on report as fresh questions of PM’s truthfulness emerge
Labour’s stand on the cost of living crisis may be more crucial to it than Starmer’s speeches
London Letter: the Labour leader drove home his rejection of the left-wingers who helped make him leader by praising Blair
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