Jeremy Corbyn confirms plans to form new party
Former Labour leader says he will build ‘real alternative’ to Starmer together with MP Zarah Sultana
Keir Starmer
‘Worst of any prime minister’: Ten moments that defined Labour’s first year in power in the UK
From a ‘loveless landslide’ to excessive gloom and a climbdown forced by his own MPs, the UK prime minister has endured a torrid first 12 months in office
Welsh first minister Eluned Morgan sympathises with Rachel Reeves
Prime minister says tears were as a result of a ‘purely personal’ matter
How to work smarter: get up early, do your work diligently, have a long lunch, go home
In the summer heat – when your colleagues are away – sneak out of the office at 1pm and put your email settings to ‘busy’
The Irish Times view on Keir Starmer’s anniversary: little to cheer about
Will humility and mea culpas mollify angry voters? Probably not
EU blocks Britain’s attempts to join pan-European trading bloc
The PEM convention would reduce exporters’ post-Brexit difficulties with supply chains
Kneecap owes Keir Starmer, the BBC and Helen from Wales a thank you
If Kneecap’s pro-Palestine stance is noisy and relentless, it’s right up there with the band’s marketing nous
Keir Starmer forced by his own MPs into embarrassing climbdown on disability cuts
Prime minister staves off defeat, but Labour rebels effectively gut government’s welfare reform legislation
Keir Starmer facing Labour rebellion on Tuesday despite caving in on disability benefit cuts
Labour rebels accuse British government of ‘rowing back’ on deal agreed last week
These five factors are how Zohran Mamdani took New York by storm
He managed to motivate tens of thousands of canvassers to knock on more than a million doors
Glastonbury Festival says chants about Israel Defense Forces by Bob Vylan ‘crossed the line’
Police assessing footage of group’s performance, which UK health secretary Wes Streeting on Sunday described as ‘appalling’
Kneecap at Glastonbury: British police assessing videos of group to see if offences were committed
Belfast rap group member Móglaí Bap tells large audience: ‘The prime minister of your country, not mine, said he didn’t want us to play’
Starmer shifts welfare cuts to new applicants only, in bid to avert Labour rebellion
The UK prime minister rolled back planned cuts, making it tougher for new applicants only to collect some benefits
Irishman Morgan McSweeney: the softly-spoken chief of staff to Keir Starmer now facing questions
Chief of staff to UK prime minister argues government needs to head off Nigel Farage by leaning to the right
Trump’s perfectly landed swear word was his best performance yet
Politicians like Holly Cairns or Keir Starmer could meet the threat of the populist right with a lighter tone and a joke or two
Vote on Keir Starmer’s disability cuts Bill faces major challenge from Labour rebels
Government proposals to reduce spend on personal independence payments faces showdown moment
US-Iran: Alarm in Middle East amid fears of widening conflict
European Union and United Nations join growing international calls for immediate diplomacy
‘Avoid a spiral of chaos’: World leaders react to US attack on Iran
Binyamin Netanyahu congratulates Donald Trump; UN head warns against ‘spiral of chaos’
UK parliament votes for assisted dying, paving the way for historic law change
Majority of MPs back Bill that would allow terminally ill adults with a life expectancy of less than six months to end their lives
A Nigel Farage-led UK goverment could herald a united Ireland – Varadkar
Former taoiseach hopes Farage win does not happen, but Irish Government should be ‘just-in-case’ planning
Three teenagers charged with riot in Ballymena while leisure centre set alight in Larne in third night of violence
The leisure centre in Larne, which had been used as emergency shelter, was set on fire by masked vandals
Sally Hayden on We Came By Sea: Stories of a Greater Britain - ‘It feels comforting and right to have a writer of Clare’s skill turn attention to this topic’
While Britons have been shown to be open to resettling refugees, years of demonisation has led to a mostly negative view of those crossing the Channel
The Irish Times view on Israel’s international reputation: sliding ever downward
A poll this week showed support for the country in western Europe at its lowest ever level
EU cannot ignore what’s happening in Poland and The Netherlands
Fundamental change is not merely possible or probable; it is becoming an existential necessity
Mother and son risk death in solidarity with each other
Political issues eclipsed by the love and worry of a daughter and sister
Britain to move closer to ‘warfighting readiness’ as review calls for defence overhaul
Strategic defence review launched in Westminster as UK government promises investment
Ingredients for happier marriage between the United Kingdom and Ireland are there
Britain is ‘resetting’ its relationship with the EU, seeking that vague notion of ‘closer ties’ – Ireland should be the UK’s ally
Four children among injured as car hits crowd at Liverpool FC victory parade
Man (53) arrested following incident believed to be driver of car, say police
Israeli air strikes on Gaza Strip kill at least 30 Palestinians
Israel now controls 77% of Gaza Strip, says Hamas media office, as journalist and senior rescue official among latest casualties
UK-Israel relations plunge as calls grow in Britain to recognise Palestine
British and Israeli officials trade fierce criticism after Keir Starmer’s threat of sanctions over attacks on Gaza
EU and UK both gave and got on reset deal
Negotiators had clear sense one side could not be seen to ‘win’ in EU-UK deal
‘We need him here with us’: 69-year-old woman on hunger strike in Britain over son imprisoned in Egypt
Laila Soueif believes time is running out for her human rights activist son – and for her
Cara Darmody protest to bring political pressure
The number of children awaiting assessment for six months or longer will grow from 15,000 now to 25,000 by the end of the year, according to HSE estimates
Explainer: what is Keir Starmer’s Brexit reset deal?
The UK’s new post-Brexit trade deal with Brussels is being heralded as a new era for relations
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Crosswords & puzzles to keep you challenged and entertained
Common Ground
How does a post-Brexit world shape the identity and relationship of these islands
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