London

London court frees Father Ted co-creator on bail with the condition not to contact the complainant directly or indirectly

US president’s move to defend streamers was followed by Minister for Arts Patrick O’Donovan’s decision not to accept advice from Coimisiún na Meán to implement a ‘Netflix levy’

Check-in, baggage and security at London airport affected by malfunction

Living abroad helped me embrace my heritage and realise just how cultured we are

Irish broadcaster seeks buyers for multimillion-euro properties in London docklands and Manhattan

Men arrested as part of two separate investigations

Brand’s charges, which he denies, relate to four separate women more than two decades ago

Scheme to send children to London and New York due to backlog was announced last year

A new production of the award-winning drama, directed by its writer, opens in Dublin in August before a West End transfer

Television: If only Irish drama displayed the same willingness to unpack our own scandals and dark secrets

Making friends in your 50s is an adventure – you just have to grasp that nettle

Scholars have long maintained that WB Yeats was being fanciful when he claimed one of England’s greatest poets was in fact Irish. But a new look at the story suggests an alternative possibility

As well as co-writing the series, Marsh played the part of Rose Buck, a parlour maid, who became something of a sex symbol in the early 1970s

Dublin ranks 19th among top 50 marathons globally, with Chicago topping list in terms of economic contribution, according to new research

US secretary of state cancels visit to London, where peace discussions were to be held

Pope Francis was remembered at Westminster Cathedral, home to resurgent Catholicism in England and Wales

After five ‘gruelling’ rounds of IVF, the Safe Harbor actor is enjoying being an expectant mother

More than 1,000 people gathered in Whitehall, London, to protest against the repealing of key elements of the Northern Ireland Troubles Act

The British historian brings a fresh focus to this re-examination of the case of the notorious wife-murderer

Ireland is too small a rugby nation not to tap into the talent pool of its emigrant population across the Irish Sea

Having your phone stolen is bad, but having the data on it misused can be even worse. You should know how to keep both as safe as possible

From March to May, visitors are surrounded by fabulous florals of every description in the several well-heeled squares of the English capital

Known to a new generation of fans for her Bafta-winning Bad Sisters performance, Duff is back in Reunion, a gritty four-part thriller

London's awful signal is one of the most irritating daily realities of living in what is meant to be one of the world’s most developed cities

Nationwide rallies first major opposition protest since US president took office in January

James Birch and Michael Hodges’ book on London art duo a riotous, rollicking read with swashbuckling rock’n’roll spirit

London Letter: East London town was an imperial hub for standards of time and navigation

Kerryman Michael ‘Butty’ Sugrue was known as ‘the splendid spoofer’, so few believed he’d convince the most famous athlete in the world to fight in Croke Park

Nearly 6,000 passengers scheduled to fly between Dublin Airport and Heathrow on Friday affected by 34 flight cancellations

The London-Irish writer on her latest novel, Murder at Gull’s Nest; being diagnosed autistic in her late 40s; and how she writes ‘with an Irish accent’

Olympic boxer Kellie Harrington and London mayor Sadiq Khan were among those at the head of the parade winding through the West End

The Irish author is on the cusp of publishing her debut novel, which reflects on the realities of the housing crisis for young people

Peter Flanagan: 'Reminding us to breathe at our desks should not be a workplace perk'

The unholy mullet-moustache diptych is a sign that the emigrant experience works both ways

In Plaistow, an area of London beset with deprivation, baby Elsa was found in a Boot’s carrier bag on the coldest night of the year

Zou, who studied in Belfast for two years, was convicted in London this week of raping 10 women

Calling her Irish mammy from London feels like playing a morbid round of Guess Who for this Dubliner

After wandering through the War and the Mind exhibition, we emerge blinking into the London sunshine pondering the fragility of everything

London Letter: An afternoon spent discussing nobility

Some 92 hereditary peers’ seats will be abolished under legislation UK’s Labour government pledges to push through