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Climate change activists were less disruptive over the weekend while republicans consider how best to make themselves heard at the procession for King Charles

The Confederation of British Industry (CBI) has been rocked by allegations of rape and harassment of female staff members by male colleagues

Instead of reaping rewards from its EU divorce, the government is busy putting out fires related to leaving the bloc

Speaking during London visit, the Minister also said the Government will “consider” using more of its surplus on housing but warns of building industry’s “capacity constraints”

Political controversy has arisen around London mayor Sadiq Khan plans to extend Ulez charges this summer

Gerardine Cusack, born in Westport in 1919, has always been ‘cheeky and optimistic about the world’, her children say

Britain is gearing up for the coronation of its new monarch next month

Ailish Walsh was 22 weeks pregnant when she was stabbed 40 times by Liam Taylor

The Limerick businessman bought the Red Cow Inn and branched into hotels, before selling most of them in the crash

Investors’ fears about stress in the banking system eased during the trading session

But Wall Street equities rally, led by tech giants, following a turbulent session the day before

Investigation launched after then serving officer raped and murdered Sarah Everard in March 2021

London mayor Sadiq Khan says political upheaval of recent years never “soured relations” with Irish and Brotish people as it had with politicians

In absence of ‘credible offer’ from health secretary, industrial action set to proceed on Monday

Author and judge of young writer of the year award shares his literary insights

Sean Mulryan-controlled group had flagged a ‘very challenging’ market

London Letter: People usually don’t even make eye contact on public transport. Yet here was a woman singing unabashed

The Close is the Irish author’s 10th Maeve Kerrigan novel, Casey tells us why Kerrigan is such a successful series character

There’s a value to creative thinking and keeping it simple, veteran copywriter and agency founder David Drott tells dentsu’s chief strategy officer, Dave Winterlich

Inquiry says domestic security agency could have acted promptly on key piece of intelligence relating to bomber

Mining giants and luxury goods groups make gains after strong economic data from China

White Riot by Joe Thomas; Death in Heels by Kitty Murphy; Murder Your Employer: The McMasters Guide to Homicide by Rupert Holmes and more...

The book, partly a portrait of the painfully acquired wisdom of later life, is in the end forgiving and gracious

‘Ireland is having a moment’: The veteran Irish designer uses images of the capital’s familiar landmarks including Poolbeg chimneys

Dominant force of Scottish politics stuns UK by announcing her departure as first minister and leader of SNP

The Irish DJ’s parties promise all the thrills of a hedonistic night out but with a respectable finish time for older dance-music fans

Now on the Junior Cycle curriculum, the play is particularly relevant for this generation

Marc Davenant wanted to capture the stories as well as images of homeless people and those in terrible housing

Volodymyr Zelenskiy addresses Houses of Parliament in London before heading to meet King Charles

UK police officer given 36 life sentences after pleading guilty to 85 serious offences including 48 rapes against 12 women

The city has come a long way since the Great Stink of 1858, but the river may be going back to its future

David Carrick pleaded guilty to 49 charges, including 24 counts of rape, while serving in Metropolitan force

Cariad Lloyd fails to capture the insights or tone of her podcast in this lightweight book

London’s confusion about its wider co-ordinates combines with ignorance of Irish realities to produce current protocol standoff

Rail operators warned of severe disruption, with trains that do run due to start later and finish much earlier than usual

Cauldron of industrial action is bubbling in high-tension, low-growth Britain

Big Help Out initiative for King Charles’s coronation may rekindle solid aspect of national identity in time of uncertainty

The pandemic could have done huge damage to young people’s careers but so far that hasn’t been the case

St Mark’s Anglican church, on a hill between St John’s Wood and Maida Vale, was frequented by author Lewis Carroll

Geoff Ryman’s 1996 hypertext fiction about passengers on a doomed London Underground train is back on the web, a chronicle of a different world