Johnson rejects John Major’s claim that he has shredded Britain’s reputaton
Former PM says Johnson and staff misled public with unbelievable claims about parties
Boris Johnson on the edge: Can he survive?
Difficult to see how British PM can make it through the current crisis
Stephen Collins: NI protocol may be weaponised again as Boris Johnson clings to power
The prime minister’s fate now lies in the hands of senior civil servant Sue Gray
UK in 2021: Johnson in freefall and annus horribilis for the royals
Few would bet on the PM remaining in office another year or the royal family making up
Denis Staunton: Tory MPs begin to ask if Boris Johnson has lost his magic
Analysis: British PM’s rambling speech about Peppa Pig cost his party votes in North Shropshire byelection
Tory rebellion highlights lack of trust between Johnson and MPs
Tuesday’s votes limit the PM’s room for manoeuvre in face of Omicron variant surge
Conservatives are panicking but they are unlikely to abandon chaotic captain
London Letter: Shape-shifting Johnson amid mayhem is still deemed genius campaigner
MPs back ban on paid lobbying as Labour leader brands Johnson a ‘coward’
Prime Minister admits mistake in trying to change rules to save Owen Paterson
Johnson alienates every section of Tory party with missteps on standards
Conservatives worry debacle will keep Tory sleaze in the headlines for months
Irish Times view on British parliamentary standards: Half-hearted reform
Johnson as PM shows contempt for institutions that sought to police his behaviour
‘UK is not remotely a corrupt country,’ says Boris Johnson
British PM tells Cop26 of media scrutiny and ‘appropriate sanctions’ amid wave of sleaze
Johnson faces scrutiny over holiday at minister’s Marbella villa
Opposition calls for watchdog inquiry into stay at Zac Goldsmith’s luxury property
Labour seeks investigation into Kwarteng’s remarks on UK parliament watchdog
Party’s deputy leader writes to prime minister in wake of Owen Paterson resignation
Owen Paterson resigns from ‘cruel world of politics’ after Johnson U-turn
PM had promised new vote in standards in public life row after heavy backlash
Tories exultant over backing of Brexit Bill drown out DUP
DUP sidelined once more amid Johnson win despite support ‘tinged with sadness’
Randox to open Covid testing lab in Co Donegal
Company to create up to 50 jobs at Dungloe facility, with capacity for 30,000 tests daily
Inside Randox, the Northern Irish firm at the heart of UK’s Covid testing effort
The Co Antrim company maintains that recent negative reports are ‘simply not true’
Fintan O’Toole: If Brexit is so great, why is Britain acting like it’s not happening?
Our neighbours are still struggling to believe that Brexit is a real-world event
Parnell and now Michael Collins – What’s with Tory Brexiteers quoting Irish heroes?
What was Collins’s ‘freedom to achieve freedom’ speech all about?
US politicians and Brexiteers clash on ‘concocted Border issue’
Visiting delegation attempts to disabuse ERG of ‘conspiracy-type thinking’ in heated talks
Brexit: Foster says extension should be used to change backstop
DUP leader warns that no-deal could still occur without changes to contentious issue
No-deal Brexit would make a united Ireland more likely – May
British prime minister asks MPs to take a second look at her Brexit deal
British MPs to vote on Brexit deal on December 11th
Dozens of Conservative backbenchers say they were unable to support May’s deal
Political declaration still leaves May far from Commons majority
Demands on immigration and security met but frictionless trade not mentioned
Technology suggested as Border solution as May woos Eurosceptics
Rees-Mogg admits failure to get 48 MPs’ signatures needed for PM confidence vote
Theresa May says she is ‘cross’ over Boris Johnson speech
British PM reacts after former foreign secretary labels Chequers Brexit plan ‘a cheat’
Border is being used to thwart Brexit, Nigel Dodds says
DUP’s leader in Westminster claims backstop ‘would constitutionally break up the UK’
Coveney says Ireland would back Brexit extension talks request
Tánaiste dismisses idea of no-deal outcome as Eurosceptic ‘bravado’
DUP MPs remain concerned over Border ‘backstop’
Wilson says it appears increasingly difficult to deliver the kind of Brexit his party wants
Irish politicians not ‘exploiting fantasies’ about Border in Brexit debate
Fianna Fáil TD says article by Sammy Wilson and Owen Paterson has no recourse to facts
Davis claims SF pushed Government’s hard stance on Brexit
UK Brexit secretary says Dáil has had ‘quite a strong influence from Sinn Féin’
Fragile foundations of Belfast Agreement undermined
The 1998 agreement has been implemented neither in spirit nor in practice
Fintan O’Toole: The Belfast Agreement is flawed, but not in the way Brexiteers think
Brexit’s true believers have just realised the treaty makes the hard Brexit they desire virtually impossible
Taoiseach moots post-Brexit State aid for UK exporters
Firms relying on UK market will face difficulties when Britain leaves EU, Varadkar says
Coveney to Brexiteers: talking down Belfast Agreement risks ‘fragile peace’
Tánaiste tweet directed at Labour’s Hoey and Conservative Hannan
Regulatory alignment could apply to whole of UK, Davis suggests
Britain’s chief Brexit negotiator says 'anything agreed for North applies to whole country'
Polly Toynbee: A second Brexit referendum would be a disaster
Best hope of avoiding disaster is to revoke article 50 triggering open-ended transition
Michael Gove returns to cabinet in Theresa May’s reshuffle
Most positions unchanged as George Osborne calls May ‘dead woman walking’
‘Chilling’ DUP deal raises prospect of change to UK abortion law
Opposition denounces ‘coalition of cruelty’ as MP mentions possibility of lowering time limits
Northern Ireland is EU’s business in Brexit negotiations
Peace process and impact on Republic make North a critical issue in EU bargaining
Stormont talks lack energy and compromise of Easter 1998
Bad manners and mutual disrespect must disappear if accord in North to be struck
Brexiteers’ solution to rising food prices: Let them eat prawns
Sterling’s fall is already pushing up the price of food in Britain, which imports 48% of it
Andrea Leadsom trails May despite support of hard-right
Tory leadership candidate and ‘true-blue Brexiteer’ holds some unfashionable views
Geraldine Finucane seeks to overturn ruling on public inquiry
Appeal over verdict that UK justified in reneging on commitment to set up tribunal
David Cameron suffers defeat over EU referendum rules
British PM loses to Tory Eurosceptics and Labour members over campaign restrictions
Tories say Cameron is trying to rig EU referendum vote
New legislation would allow ministers to use taxpayers’ money for campaign
Cameron to use political capital to press EU demands
British PM moves fast to open talks with EU leaders on UK membership terms
North discord leaves government at risk, warns NI Secretary of State
Theresa Villiers comments as debate after Stormont talks continues
Think tank warns against corporation tax powers for North
Warning that businesses in UK would shift profits to operations in Northern Ireland
Tax credits for UK immigrants latest cause of Eurosceptic ire
British PM’s rhetoric on benefits won’t be enough to appease anti-EU Tories
UK can win concessions from EU, says Osborne
Chancellor promises better deal for Britain before referendum on membership of union
Badger controversy casts shadow over idyllic English countryside
A Gloucestershire farmer’s blog has highlighted the issue of badgers and TB
Families of Ballymurphy Massacre victims to meet Taoiseach
Relatives of 11 people shot dead by British Army in 1971 renew appeal for inquiry
Court hears plea to spare Marian Price jail sentence
Price admitted providing phone used to claim Real IRA attack
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