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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
I’m nervous meeting my brother after two years in different hemispheres
Now that both our parents are dead, he is the only other living custodian of our shared past
Irish architect Níall McLaughlin: ‘Home is home, but moving to London felt like home in a different kind of way’
The Dublin designer was awarded British architecture’s highest honour this year. His buildings prioritise their users’ wellbeing
The lilting Cork accent in my local Lidl reveals a truth about automated voices
Plus, filling in the blanks and the real meaning of life
CarTrawler acquired by travel giant Expedia
Irish tech firm founded by two brothers in 2004 out of the family business
Catherine Connolly warns against ‘normalising slaughter’ in speech during first official UK visit
Catherine Connolly speaks of need to ‘decolonise’ Irish minds in embassy address in London
‘Lack of housing’ a factor in Irish emigration to UK, says Catherine Connolly on first official visit to Britain
Trip takes place amid speculation King Charles will be invited to visit the Republic
Britain’s deep political divides were plain to see on the streets of London this weekend
Tricolours were mixed in with Union Jacks as Tommy Robinson held a big London rally while pro-Palestine marchers converged nearby
Tens of thousands march in London in separate far-right and pro‑Palestinian protests
British police deployed 4,000 officers, including reinforcements from outside the capital
Britain on edge: Streets brace for protest ahead of fraught weekend
After a week of drama at Westminster, London prepares for far-right and pro-Palestinian marches
Ahern remarks give voice to a fear many who grew up visibly different in Ireland live with
Long overdue investment in antiracism education and public awareness is urgently needed
I am back in London after three years. It’s difficult to explain why
My Australian life made me less courageous and more inclined to stay where I was comfortable
Get back: Beatles to open museum in London on site of their last gig
Paul McCartney hails plans for 3 Savile Row, which include access to rooftop where the band played their final public performance
Titanic dive widow: ‘We left London as a family of four and we returned as a unit of two’
‘We left London as a family of four. And we returned as a unit of two’
The ‘Irish emigrant’ is no longer a simple concept. Meet the new diaspora
With Ireland’s links to the US weakening, for now at least, the importance of other bonds is emerging
‘Name one thing invented by the Irish that improved the world? Zero’ – Local elections heat up in London
Suburban ward of North Harrow shows old battles between Labour and Tories haven’t gone away, you know
Derry Girls actor Kathy Kiera Clarke: ‘I feel like everything I did before doesn’t exist in many ways’
Actor Kathy Kiera Clarke, best known as Derry Girls’ Aunt Sarah, on how the Troubles shaped her early life
Róisín Ingle: ‘What is The Beatles?’ the 23-year-old asked. I thought I heard her wrong
I had an out-of-body experience, sitting in a cafe with a 23-year-old who had never heard of The Beatles
Burglar climbed through open window at Irish billionaire’s London home, court hears
Paul Coulson’s Knightsbridge townhouse was targeted in a series of burglaries over four days
UK police charge man over stabbing of two Jewish men in London
Green Party leader criticised for retweeting post accusing officers of ‘violently kicking a mentally ill man in the head’
Banksy confirms he is behind statue which appeared overnight in central London
Sculpture depicts man marching off a plinth, carrying a billowing flag that obscures his face
Suspect in London stabbings was referred to counter-extremism programme in 2020
Man being questioned over attack on two Jewish men in Golders Green has been named as Essa Suleiman (45)
Stabbing of two Jewish men in north London declared a terrorist attack
Man, who had been ‘attempting to stab Jewish members of the public’, arrested following incident in Golders Green
London Marathon: Sabastian Sawe breaks two-hour barrier as Irish record is also broken
Kenyan wins men’s race in 1:59:30, 65 seconds faster than the previous world record
MasterChef’s new presenter Anna Haugh: ‘I’m really proud I come from Tallaght’
Dublin chef’s new MasterChef presenting role is one of the highest profile gigs in cooking reality television
Stalin with a nose ring or ecopopulist? Inside the dizzying rise of Zack Polanski
Under his leadership the Green Party in Britain is riding high in opinion polls and threatens to swamp Labour in London
‘It’s a stereotype that Ireland is full of drinkers. It’s a problem all over the world’
Playwright and screenwriter Nancy Harris on her parents’ separation, the myth of family and her hit show The Dry
I never thought I wanted to live in Australia and now I’m struggling to leave
Many Irish people idolise Australian life - it represents escape into another version of yourself
The changing Ancient Order of Hibernians: ‘Irish America has moved past nostalgia in unity debate’
Ancient Order of Hibernians deeply invested in Ireland, but its attitudes have changed with the times
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