London

She’s Always Hungry author on her dislike of ‘forced’ short stories, her love of Prague and the best way to order your books

The author on the genre she calls ‘uplit’, the ‘perfect balance’ of living between London and the Kerry Gaeltacht, and her admiration for Greta Thunberg

Tipperary woman Phoebe Moore and Moneer Seify headed on a journey from London-Paris-Marseille-Hyères-Genova-Bologna-Venice

London is the only big city where it is more expensive for so-called digital nomads to set up shop

London Letter: Tech workers pay big sums to rent small houses built in the shadows of Guinness Trust blocks of affordable homes

Incident led to protests among London’s black community

Liam Byrne and fellow senior Kinahan crime group member Thomas ‘Bomber’ Kavanagh are before a court in London over weapons plot

If the Spanish star gets an Academy Award nomination for her role in Jacques Audiard’s film, she’ll be the first openly trans performer to do so

For the Irish actor, whose on-screen roles include Brooklyn and Bad Sisters, making the move to go behind the camera is a proud, slightly nerve-racking moment with her new film Kathleen Is Here

Musician’s 1961 Fender secured for National Museum of Ireland with support from Live Nation Gaiety Ltd, says Minister for Arts

Adrenaline-fuelled, London-based Brisbane band may be a couple, siblings or life-long friends but their dance music antics have brought them to the brink of stardom

Wild Geese: Eoghan MacDonagh is a senior associate with the law firm Clifford Chance

The influential bluesman’s instrument collection will be sold in London. Meanwhile, in Bray, Mullen’s is bringing back the live auction

At a time of acute tension between Irish Home Rulers and those who opposed Ireland’s political independence from Britain, rumour was rife and daggers drawn

Edward Burke investigates the 1922 massacre in the context of collusion and archives reluctant to yield truth about the North

Television: Bankers ripping each other apart makes for an engaging blood sport until you realise there’s not much else going on

London Standard’s resurrection of art critic Brian Sewell to review a Van Gogh exhibition was at best a pointless gimmick, at worst the thin end of the wedge

I began to suspect that many were thinking the same as me: that this wasn’t going to end well

The 29-year-old YouTube sensation talks about power of being silly and what to expect from upcoming shows in Belfast and Dublin

Most famous courthouse in England remains a beautiful bastion of the criminal justice system

Case follows interception by National Crime Agency of messages on the secretive EncroChat system favoured by criminals

Euronext Dublin outperformed international peers as the index finished the day up 42 basis points

Lives and deaths can be pieced together from the witness statements, transcripts and formal findings of this week’s inquiry into the fire at the tower

The family of Denis Murphy recall their anguish as others demand justice

Republic is second largest source of foreign direct investment for Northern Ireland

The Minister for Public Expenditure travelled to London as president of the Eurogroup, preaching optimism

Charges against Liam Byrne and Thomas ‘Bomber’ Kavanagh allegedly involve two separate firearms conspiracies in Britain

Carrier follows closure of Gatwick route with cuts to Heathrow service

A 32-year-old woman, stabbed on Sunday at the Notting Hill carnival, among the latest victims

Everyone ‘accounted for’ in Dagenham fire at residential and commercial building with ‘known’ safety issues

Irish couple Kathleen and Jack came to London in 1956 to find new opportunities. Their fictional story, illustrative of many Irish emigrants at the time, features at London’s Museum of the Home, which has recreated their room in a shared house in Cricklewood

Planet Business: London City Airport’s increased passenger cap, the supermarket boss rowing back on self-checkouts, and Netflix’s documentary slate

Federal Reserve chairman Jerome Powell is due to speak at the Jackson Hole symposium on Friday

Key hub for workers flying to London gets green light for big expansion

The planned arrival of Gail’s in Walthamstow has stoked a gentrification row, although not a typical one

Courtauld Gallery, located in the north wing of Somerset House, is home to a collection of famous paintings

UK police say they did not believe there were any other suspects and were waiting on update on victims

Demonstrators in places including Birmingham, Middlesbrough, Walthamstow and Sheffield gathered peacefully with placards reading ‘Stamp out Islamophobia’ and ‘No to Racism’

Living in the UK almost 40 years, Peter Benson is thrilled about Labour’s election victory. ‘We have grown-ups in 10 Downing Street now,’ he writes

The Years is based on the autobiography by French Nobel Prize winner Annie Ernaux