United Kingdom

Bill on assisted dying passes in House of Commons by wider margin than anticipated

Investigation into allegations of ‘racial profiling’ after police used draconian powers to disperse Traveller and Gypsy teenagers visiting Christmas markets

‘There is no deal to come out of Baku that will not leave a bad taste in everyone’s mouth, but we are within sight of a landing zone’

Russian president suggests missile similar to that used against Ukrainian city of Dnipro could be used to hit Kyiv allies that gave permission to use weapons they supplied against targets in Russia

Cost `obscene’ and waste of taxpayers’ money, claims campaign group

‘Standing still is retreat and the world will rightly judge us very harshly if this is the outcome’ warns UK’s Ed Miliband

New rules introduced by the UK government bring a quarter of farms back within inheritance tax, after three decades of being fully exempt. They’re right to be annoyed, but sympathy is waning

Bank of England still seen as likely to keep cutting rates

London’s Museum of the Home has a popular Irish rooms exhibit inside, and an unpopular statue outside

Patrick Cockburn remains detached but proud of father’s career as determined, ruthless revolutionary

The performer and award-winning author discusses why and how he made his first film, Layla, a buoyant new drama concerning a British-Palestinian drag queen

Many were from the vanished tribe of Catholic ‘loyalists’ who saw no contradiction between their faith, desire for Home Rule and loyalty to the British Empire

London Letter: Remembrance Sunday is when elites pay respects at the Cenotaph but Armistice Day is different

Starmer commits to cutting emissions by 81% at climate summit overshadowed by Trump election win

Spiritual leader of 85 million Anglicans faced calls to step down after report found he took insufficient action to stop serial abuser

Following the release of his latest novel, The Proof of My Innocence, the author discusses his ‘stylistic homecoming’, the evolution of Liz Truss and why he’s spending more time with his ‘imaginary friends’

London-born, Nigeria-raised daughter of middle-class immigrant parents is first black woman to lead major political party in Britain

This Dubliner has seen a lot of change happen in London, but when will she come back to Ireland?

With the Doomsday Clock set at 90 seconds to midnight, the US and Russia’s Cold War stand-off seems quaint in retrospect

Badenoch, now the first black leader of a major UK party, defeated Robert Jenrick