Keir Starmer

Efforts to present a united front may falter, depending on how far Trump is willing to push his own agenda

US president and first lady will be hosted by King Charles and Queen Camilla at Windsor Castle

US president’s relationship with Jeffrey Epstein has exposed him to scrutiny

‘People have a right to peaceful protest. It is core to our country’s values’

Taoiseach reiterates Ireland’s willingness to contribute to ‘peace monitoring, peace keeping mission’ in Ukraine after a ceasefire

Years of sluggish growth, an ageing population and a series of crises has made France the sick man of Europe

Britain’s PM facing fresh crisis over appointment he was warned against, with sacking coming just six days before Trump visit

New revelations about his closeness to Epstein proved too much, forcing Mandelson into his extraordinary third resignation

Former business and Northern Ireland secretary faces questions over friendship with late disgraced financier

Inside Politics podcast with Hugh Linehan

Fleur Anderson, who was liked by the Republic’s officials, is sacked

Labour backbenches are uneasy, which is where the British prime minister’s northern problem comes in

Keir Starmer reshuffles cabinet as Angela Rayner steps down after underpaying stamp duty

Independent standards adviser examining underpayment of stamp duty by Angela Rayner

Taoiseach says Ireland open to participating in ‘appropriately mandated’ mission

The proscription raises the question of whether noisy, disruptive protest still has a place in democratic life

New Green Party leader Zack Polanski shows growing challenge to Labour from the left

Home secretary Yvette Cooper says the country’s asylum system needs ‘substantial reforms’

‘Clear road map’ for possible deployments, European Commission president says

UK prime minister must overturn Reform’s migration-fuelled summer dominance, while crucial budget also looms into view

IDF says preliminary investigation into Nasser hospital attack determined that Hamas had installed surveillance camera at site

Mo Chara has been back in court over a terror-related charge that Kneecap dismiss as political policing. It’s a pivotal week in the run-up to Electric Picnic

Something has gone badly wrong when, according to UK law, the author is deemed a ‘supporter of terror’

In the News podcast

Continent’s leaders need to lean on personal rapport with US president to avoid end of war on Vladimir Putin’s terms

US president reiterates optimism for trilateral meeting involving Putin, even without ceasefire

Politicians from Northern Ireland, Scotland and Wales urge Keir Starmer to recall UK parliament to take action against Israel

Five European leaders, plus heads of Nato and EU to join Volodymyr Zelenskiy in talks with Trump amid fears he may face same pressure as February Oval Office meeting

Journalist Anas Al Sharif had posted on X minutes before his death

Expressing support for Palestine Action or being a member was recently made a criminal offence in UK

No one understands the hollowness of its facilitators’ changed rhetoric better than the Israeli government

Move to expand Israeli operations in the Palestinian territory would expel close to a million residents from their homes

Reports that Rushanara Ali evicted London tenants before increasing rent by almost £700

A UFO-hunting police and crime commissioner is the latest to switch

Small boat arrivals across the English Channel are at record levels

Commission president Ursula von der Leyen even adopts Maga talking points to justify lopsided trade deal with US

A relationship that reaps rewards - the 10 per cent US-UK tariff rate is the lowest Trump has agreed with any country

Tel Aviv’s military offensive and blockade have led to ‘worst-case scenario of famine’ in territory

Some of his MPs and ministers think British prime minister has responded too slowly to Gaza crisis

Israel must take ‘substantive steps’ to end ‘appalling’ situation in Gaza, says Keir Starmer