Mark Paul

Prime minister accused of 'turning his back' on future generations with U-turn that delighted party’s right wing

London Letter: Morag Prunty, also known as Kate Kerrigan, has written a play examining the difficulty the British-born Irish face being accepted in Ireland

Conservative party accuses Labour leader of wanting to turn back clock on Brexit

Prof John Curtice says Labour is on course to govern even if it fails to get a majority because nobody will work with the Conservative party

The south-coast city is forever linked to a notorious IRA bomb, but there’s no trace of anti-Irish sentiment

London Letter: Talk of espionage in the city has been hotting up recently

British scientists will be allowed to participate in €95bn flagship EU scheme after three-year lockout due to Brexit row

Boris Johnson’s former economic adviser cites Ireland as an economic success story

Prime minister’s questions in the House of Commons on Wednesday seemed like a starting gun for election season

London Letter: The make-up of the city’s housing stock gives rise to a peculiar and infuriating problem

Summer recess at Westminster ended with a bang on Monday amid crisis over crumbling concrete in schools

Tánaiste tells British government at Oxford University event that action needed if unionists continue to short-circuit Stormont

Tánaiste tells Oxford University audience administrations must work to improve healthcare and education in North

UK’s new defence secretary will be seen as a safe pair of hands by UK prime minister Rishi Sunak

Rishi Sunak forced into mini cabinet reshuffle after Wallace’s resignation, at a time when pressure is mounting on the UK’s defence budget