UK politics

Announcement comes after independent investigation into formal complaints about Conservative MP’s behaviour

Prime minister Rishi Sunak appears to have given his deputy time to undermine bullying report

Committed Brexiteer had complicated relationship with EU and Irish goverment officials

Opposition party’s aggressive tactics meant to demonstrate capacity and determination for the next electoral fight

Tories face a wipeout in Wales at the next general election, yet the party was successful there under Thatcher and under Boris Johnson

Supporting mothers whose children have been removed for their safety is not always a fashionable cause, yet the reality of their lives is often complex

Israeli prime minister heckled by Jewish protesters during visit to UK

British prime minister publishes details of personal tax affairs

London Letter: The MP for Wycombe was the toast of St Patrick’s Day events in London last week

Humza Yousaf, a frontrunner to replace Nicola Sturgeon, insists he can ‘reach across the divisions’ that have rattled the party

Readers tell us about their experiences of getting Irish passports and citizenship since the UK voted to leave the EU

In the News podcast with Aideen Finnegan

Aukus security pact will allow three underwater fleets to co-operate in patrolling both the Pacific and Atlantic

The frenzy over the presenters tweets is the culmination of years of Conservative Party pressure on the BBC

Laura Slattery: In its effort not to take sides, the institution wound up taking the side of the British government and sparking a mutiny

Training and equipping of Ukrainian forces is an immediate priority

Leaders say they have made progress on migration across the English Channel and co-operation in energy and defence

Match of the Day presenter compared the language used to launch the policy with 1930s Germany

New law planned to deport and permanently ban migrants arriving on dinghies from France

Sunak to raise issue with Macron on Friday, three days after the UK unveils tough laws to ban and deport migrants who cross the English Channel on dinghies

Further revelations about former UK health secretary’s thinking on pandemic revealed as more texts published

Report suggests it should have been obvious that gatherings were in breach of Covid rules

Journalist Isabel Oakeshott breaches non-disclosure agreement to leak 100,000 of former health secretary’s messages

All eyes are on Jeffrey Donaldson’s party after UK and EU sign deal on Northern Ireland protocol

Both sides hail ‘decisive breakthrough’ of Windsor framework to replace Northern Ireland protocol

The first poll of the leadership contest offers the social conservative hope

Former British prime minister appears to undermine the negotiating strategy of the current government

Prominent MSPs who previously backed her Scottish National Party leadership bid withdraw support and LGBT+ party members describe their ‘anger and shock’

London hints at UK leaving European Convention on Human Rights if outside courts try to dilute its planned crackdown on migrants

UK prime minister will have to face down Tory Eurosceptics sooner or later or they will destroy him on the altar of Brexit

Former British prime minister also warns that a Labour government would be too close to the European Union

Report from Transparency International finds western Europe perceived as least corrupt region in world

He may feel compelled to act more ruthlessly when he deals with his next ministerial scandal

Fresh criticism focuses on British prime minister’s handling of tax scandal, details of which had first surfaced last July

Dubliner Síofra O’Leary has asked member states to increase funding

Shadow foreign secretary, David Lammy, promises a raft of fresh co-operation with European countries but reiterates it will not roll back Brexit

Questions raised over what Prime Minister Rishi Sunak knew of the affair when he appointed him

Decision comes just hours after Zahawi said he would not stand down from his position

Both sides revert to type as UK government limbers up for a constitutional battle with the Scots

Sturgeon says move is a ‘full-frontal’ attack on the Scottish parliament