Friday deadline for British civil service to discover double jobbing
Johnson’s government in crosshairs for cronyism after Cameron lobbying scandal
Tory anger over reported possible compromise on migration
Eurosceptic says there should be no negotiation over taking back immigration control
Theresa May promises ‘strong leadership’ in the face of Brexit
Leading Tory will become Britain’s second female prime minister on Wednesday
Former ambassador made UK’s European commissioner
Sir Julian King served in Dublin from 2009 to 2011 and in the Northern Ireland Office
Brexit: Young voter apathy may see ‘accidental’ Leave victory
Miliband insists immigration good for UK and ‘flip side’ is young Britons can work in EU
Brexit would be a reverse but the EU project would continue
Even if UK votes to remain a period of uncertainty and tough political talks will ensue
Brexit proposal is impressive start but ‘nothing is agreed’
Draft document on settlement for the UK within EU is interim stage in renegotiation
Brexit: Major changes to EU workings in Cameron’s draft deal
Settlement proposes ‘emergency brake’ on migrant benefits
Tusk ready to table draft proposal as hopes rise of early Brexit vote
Growing optimism seen among European Union officials that a deal will be brokered
David Cameron changes tack on the Brexit agenda
His EU partners were afraid that without a text to bargain on, they would be made pawns of British domestic politics in talks
Peter Robinson in hospital after heart stent operation
Stormont debate on welfare reform to go ahead despite absence of First Minister
French commissioner could raise issues for Ireland’s corporate tax regime
Pierre Moscovici allocated ‘economic and financial affairs, taxation and customs’ portfolio
Cameron makes personal plea for international investors to take part in ‘remarkable NI success story’
Investment drive accompanied by series of private sector announcements
North is a safe, profitable place to invest, says Cameron
British prime minister insists Stormont institutions and the wider peace process are secure
George Osbourne promises no UK tax hikes if spending is controlled
Chancellor of the exchequer notes recent indications from IMF that UK economic growth figures may have to be revised upwards
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