Man who assaulted woman during call with Barron Trump jailed for four years
Russian man drunkenly beat up victim when he became jealous of her friendship with US president’s son
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Children under five should have no more than an hour a day of screen time, UK guidance says
Screen time for children under two should be avoided other than for shared activities encouraging interaction
England set to charge foreign tourists for entry to leading museums
Move would affect British Museum and National Gallery, but could depend on success of government ID card roll-out
The TV in our Airbnb was the size of a ping-pong table hung on a wall
To say my head has been turned is an understatement. Lily Allen would be horrified
Trump turns on Starmer over Iran war: ‘What if Donald shouts at me?’
US president once called Starmer a friend. But UK’s decision not to join the attacks on Iran has led to merciless mocking by Trump
Labour’s century-long hold on Wales faces collapse – but why?
Shifts in identity, social change and the strain of long incumbency mean Ireland’s nearest neighbour is about to undergo a sea change
Martin Clunes on playing Huw Edwards in controversial new drama: ‘Wow, this is what he really said’
Clunes plays the former BBC News presenter in Power: The Downfall of Huw Edwards
Anti-Semitism and anti-Muslim sentiment duel for the attention of Britain’s political class
Jewish-owned ambulances are set on fire in London while Manchester mosque users stop hammer-wielding man from entering
UK defence of Ireland of less concern to public than thought, conference told
British-Irish Parliamentary Assembly hears strong case for European democracies to work more closely together
Married at First Sight relationship coach Mel Schilling dies aged 54
Schilling said earlier this month her cancer had spread, including to her brain
This week’s events brought us no closer to understanding the enigma that is Gerry Adams
‘You must pick your battles when dealing with Gerry,’ noted one senior Belfast lawyer, not at all surprised by the outcome of the case
UK’s NHS ‘teetered on brink of collapse’ during Covid pandemic, inquiry finds
‘Superhuman’ healthcare workers helped hospitals to cope despite ‘parlous state’ of health service
HSE in ‘regular contact’ with UK authorities after rise in cases from meningitis outbreak
Two people died following outbreak in Kent, but health authorities say no evidence of increased spread in Ireland
Meningitis cases rise to 27 in UK outbreak
Two students the Canterbury campus of the University of Kent have died
UK pension fund buys into Dublin’s Poolbeg incinerator
Biggest UK private pension fund to take 50% stake in incinerator’s parent company
Zohran Mamdani has no opinion on a united Ireland. That matters more than you think
This is a story about two things: the changing nature of the left and the diminishing power of Irish America
We need to understand the financial cost of a divided society. It might surprise us
Having this number to hand would be transformative
Banning social media won’t work. Here is a smarter way to deal with the problem
It’s naive to think a blanket ban on social media will make the problem go away
Adams denies authorship of column claiming he was ‘rightly or wrongly’ IRA volunteer
Former Sinn Féin leader says he was not ‘Brownie’, pen name of An Phoblacht article written in Long Kesh prison
Judgment in Gerry Adams case will take some time but there was no new ‘smoking gun’
Former Sinn Féin leader spent two days in the witness box of a London court rejecting claims he was in the IRA
Risk of meningitis spreading through Europe ‘very low’ despite fatal outbreak in England
UK Health Security Agency said two people had died during an outbreak of meningitis in Kent
‘I was stunned by what had happened’: Adams repeatedly denies claims he was a leading IRA member
Former Sinn Féin president is being sued for ‘vindicatory’ damages of £1 in connection to IRA bombings in England
Tesco buys €900m of Irish products for export to overseas stores
Group is currently buying €1.6 billion worth of Irish products annually
Glasgow shows what happens if you open a mega hospital before it is ready: people die
We can hang on a bit longer for a safe national children’s hospital
‘A perfect storm is coming to Jersey’ he warned, but all I could see were blue skies
Offshore banking has made it a wealthy haven but some on the island are worried about its future
Scottish parliament votes against legalising assisted dying after emotional debate
MSPs reject proposal despite amendments aimed at addressing critics’ concerns
Hours of jousting at court as Gerry Adams insists he was never IRA member
Max Hill sought to present Adams’ history as one of an endless series of contradictions, Adams in turn needled Hill frequently
Gerry Adams ‘pushed’ IRA into attacks in England, UK court told
Former Sinn Féin president is being sued for ‘vindicatory’ damages of £1 in connection to IRA bombings
Seán Burke, Irish comedian in London: ‘My accent goes a long way when I’m on stage’
Irish comedian in London: Even if the jokes are good, if you look nervous people can tell you aren’t believing in yourself'
Keir Starmer revels in telling Trump he is on his own in Iran
UK-US ‘special relationship’ is not dead yet – but the Starmer-Trump bromance is
UK police seek information on man with Irish tattoos found dead in Coventry
The victim had a cross with a snake wrapped around it tattooed on his back with the words ‘Little Stardust’, and a tattoo on his right arm saying ‘nan’ with a clover and colours of the Irish flag
Cheltenham festival’s unusually narky vibe reflects the age
Willie Mullins and JP McManus delivered a one-two hit to the Cheltenham authorities
The fringe women’s anti-immigration group supported by three elected politicians
The Women’s Coalition on Immigration was initially set up to campaign against ‘gender identity politics’ but has pivoted to immigration
London’s Burning actor John Alford dies in prison
Alford was serving an eight-and-a-half-year sentence for sexual offences against two teenage girls
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