Little evidence that Andy Burnham’s plan to devolve power to the regions will work
While devolution has worked in Manchester, there have been mixed results in Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland
London
Shayne Brady: ‘Dublin gave me a real chance to find my tribe and to feel okay’
Brady is an interior designer behind some of London’s luxurious hospitality spaces and guest judge on BBC’s Interior Design Masters
A nostalgic sunny weekend in Dublin could have you thinking about what you miss
There is danger when Dublin shimmers... It can fool you
Ann Widdecombe was hit 21 times on the head with a hammer, London court told
Joshua Kerry (28) charged with murder of former MP and Reform UK spokesperson in Devon earlier this month
Hannah Waddingham on her Hollywood era at 51: ‘An overnight success after 25 years? Delicious’
The Ted Lasso actor on finding fame late in her career, calling out misogyny and why she’s ‘more than just camp’
‘Éire abú’: How Ireland could yet again taste football glory on the world stage
Alternative to Fifa runs own global tournament and has accepted Cumann Sacair Gaeilge, an all-island team for Irish speakers
A Workaway trip to build a festival in Belgium: ‘I was beginning to think this trip was a mistake’
I wanted to escape life in London, so I volunteered to help build a music festival in the Belgian countryside. Was it the right call?
Registering for enduring power of attorney made difficult by lack of humans to deal with
Problems caused by phasing out person-to-person contact with those in authority in favour of online-only access
How data centres increase pressure on energy grids in a heatwave - and even increase local temperatures
Soaring temperatures lead to rising use of air conditioning to keep servers cool, exacerbating the heat outside
The Response: Former BBC editor brings home reality of climate change
Polemic shows UK is unprepared for environmental emergencies. Irish readers should feel nervous, too
Top Boy actor Micheal Ward speaks of compassion after being found not guilty of rape
London jury took five hours and 25 minutes to unanimously clear him of all charges
‘I’ve been very lucky in life but leaving Ireland broke my heart’
Irish author Jane Casey on growing up in Dublin and realising living there as an adult with her family wasn’t working
Emigration changes you. The pint tastes different, the people look older
How could an identity you passively wore for so long pinch like it shrank in the wash?
Colossus choreographer Stephanie Lake: ‘We’re a really small team, but we’re making big works’
The Australian is bringing her 50-dancer show to Galway International Arts Festival 2026
Immigration will increase challenges to the Common Travel Area
Brexit created ‘unrealistic’ expectations in the UK about controlling Border between Nort and the Republic, says academic
The banned writer who explored the eroticism in Irish folklore
She wrote about lesbian women’s sexuality and the eroticism of Irish folklore, earning acclaim and a ban in Ireland
Gary Glitter charged with four sex offences against girl aged under 14
Former glam rock singer will appear in court in London in August
Many significant historic artefacts are in foreign hands because of Irish collectors
Dispersal of these objects is complex issue and bound up with history of Ireland
Evidence of the English psyche’s greatest fear lies in Surrey’s hills
Britain believes it hears the war drums beating, which is why defence spending dominates Westminster thinking
King Charles upends tradition and opts not to live in Buckingham Palace
After expensive revamp, monarch to keep palace as office while opening doors to paying visitors
Martina Evans: Men who were in for drunken driving told me they weren’t ‘like that other lot’
Forgotten pages of my Pentonville diary came from a ‘dead’ self, which allowed me to finally write about my time there
One confirmed dead and serious injuries reported after two trains collide north of London
‘People were crying, screaming, people were so scared and confused’, passenger says following incident near Bedford
‘Would they revoke my passport for how unpatriotic I am to Australia? Dublin’s more my home’
DJ and radio presenter Tara Kumar on Ireland, London and finding her tribe
Dublin is one of Europe’s most ‘resilient’ cities, new report finds
City jumps five places in Savills Resilient Cities Index, indicating it is likely to attract more investment
Going to see Harry Styles at Wembley? Here’s what Irish fans can expect
The singer is performing a record-breaking 12 nights at the London stadium. It’s worth knowing about the journey there and what time he’ll be on stage
Tommy Robinson detained at Heathrow airport under counter-terrorism laws
Far-right activist, whose real name is Stephen Yaxley-Lennon, was stopped and had his phones seized at London airport
Russian author Jana Bakunina: ‘In the West, people don’t know what it’s like to be absolutely helpless’
The exiled Russian writer, who is coming to Dalkey Book Festival next week, talks about the ‘inner emigration’ of her friends under Putin and how even her father accepted regime propaganda
Entrepreneur Emma Maye: ‘We’re finding Ireland a bit difficult. England just seems easier to work in’
Ardale and Stow CEO Emma Maye on running multiple businesses as well as life as the daughter of a high profile developer
Let’s not make the same mistake as the UK. ‘Sensible’ degrees are overrated
Coding and accountancy were once trumpeted as secure careers, but AI is showing otherwise
Dua Lipa and Callum Turner married in London ceremony – reports
Couple will have a three-day, second wedding in the Italian island of Sicily, according to The Sun
‘The maddest job’: How competitive video games led one Wicklow native to Norway
Wild Geese: Sam Molloy runs the commercial wing of esports group Heroic in Oslo
Cancer jab can eradicate entire tumours in patients, trial shows
Amivantamab also shrank tumours of more than third of patients, with dramatic changes ‘seen in weeks’
Emily O’Reilly: My brother’s HIV seemed under control. So why did he die?
Brian had lived through the 1980s epidemic; the 21st century HIV narrative was optimistic, with Aids tamed and everyone expected to live long and healthy lives
‘Australia left me cold’: Irish Times writers on their favourite - and most overrated - holiday destinations
Whether you’re in search of a 48-hour break, a hidden gem or a bucket-list trip, these experiences will fuel inspiration
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