‘Philomena’s Law’: Labour MP introduces Bill to end penalty on compensation from Irish mother and baby homes
Grandson of Irish immigrants wants to combat the ‘stigma and shame’ some survivors feel
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‘I met Nigel Farage in the bar’: the vicar’s daughter who ‘liked to party’ and is now first minister of Wales
Eluned Morgan travels to Cork on Thursday for a bilateral with the Irish Government, but first she must learn a cúpla focail for her trip to the Áras
When two becomes one: Starmer’s first mistake was to allow competing power bases into Number 10
Exit of Sue Gray and consolidation of Morgan McSweeney’s power allows the prime minister a chance to reset
Sue Gray quits as Starmer’s chief of staff amid reported tensions in Downing Street
It was leaked to the BBC that Gray was earning more than the UK prime minister in a series of briefings against her
Keir Starmer agrees to visit Ireland after dining with Taoiseach at Chequers
British prime minister to visit on September 7th, the night of a football match in Dublin between the Republic of Ireland and Englan
It doesn’t pay to be a working-class professional
Class is a bigger barrier to career progress than gender or ethnicity in some City firms
Downing Street parties were routine during Covid-19 restrictions – report
Westminster staffer tells BBC it appeared Johnson gave blessing to ‘wine-time Fridays’
Johnson faces fresh allegations of misleading parliament over lockdown breaches
Pictures show British PM drinking with eight other people at event for departing adviser
Johnson insists he will not try to block names in Sue Gray report
No further fines for PM as report into Downing Street parties to be published next week
Boris Johnson’s true purpose in NI protocol dispute is wrapped in contradictions
London Letter: Why embark on a long legislative process instead of using article 16?
Johnson faces no further police action over Downing Street parties
Labour calls for resignation over ‘barefaced lie’ on Covid-19 breaches
Police issue 50 more fines over Westminster ‘partygate’ breaches
PM Boris Johnson not among those to have received further further fines, Downing St says
The Irish Times view on the British Labour Party: Keir Starmer’s gamble
If the opposition leader’s promise to resign if fined by police pays off, he will have done much, but not yet enough, to make his party electable
Johnson claims he will remain PM despite calls to step down
Ukraine cannot be used as ‘fig leaf’ as criticism grows amid Tory party damage
Johnson’s weak grip on party exposed by Partygate vote
London Letter: Tory MPs’ morale seems to collapse when asked to ‘defend indefensible’
Johnson to face investigation into whether he lied to MPs over lockdown parties
Conservative MPs refuse to vote against inquiry by Commons privileges committee
MPs to vote on investigation over Johnson’s statements on parties
British prime minister apologises to Commons for breaching Covid-19 rules in 2020
Johnson pays fine and offers ‘unreserved apology’ for party
British prime minister, his wife and chancellor Rishi Sunak fined for Covid-19 breaches
Johnson faces growing pressure as first ‘partygate’ fines to be issued
Further investigations into Downing Street, Whitehall gatherings likely to take weeks
Ukraine crisis is drawing Britain reluctantly back towards Europe
London Letter: EU’s response to Russian invasion has made Johnson look slow-footed
Johnson ‘focused on job’ despite police questioning over partygate
Northern Ireland secretary says British PM will ‘fight’ and win next general election
London police begin questioning Downing Street staff over lockdown parties
Inquiry widened to include No 10 quiz night in December 2020 after photo emerges
Johnson attempts to calm Tory backbenchers ahead of recess
Allies hope required 54 letters urging no confidence are not submitted before close of business Thursday
Boris Johnson pictured with bottle of sparkling wine during Christmas quiz
Scotland Yard is facing calls to investigate another event in No 10 Downing Street
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Pressure rises on Johnson as more Tory MPs call for confidence vote
Total of 13 Conservative MPs have now called publicly for prime minister to go
Johnson to admit to any lockdown police fine, says spokesman
Downing Street says PM stands by Jimmy Savile slur against Starmer on Monday
Johnson rebuked by speaker over Jimmy Savile jibe at Starmer
Hoyle intervention after former NI secretary Julian Smith urges PM to withdraw comment
Johnson faces fresh calls to quit as police investigate 12 Downing Street parties
Theresa May says the public had a right to expect the prime minister to know the lockdown rules and to follow them
The Irish Times view on Downing Street parties: A damning picture
Where once there were outright denials, now there are vague apologies and pleadings of ignorance on Johnson’s part
Johnson makes grave error with tone as confidence of Tory MPs seeps away
Sue Gray update seemed to buy the PM time until he decided to switch gear in parliament
Boris Johnson faces tough questions from Tory MPs as Sue Gray report finds ‘serious failure’
British PM addresses MPs as review criticises gatherings held during lockdown
Groundhog Day is the best film ever made about working in media
Journalists love citing this time-loop comedy about terrible reporter assignments
Labour calls for full Sue Gray report to end Downing Street ‘circus’
Uncertainty surrounds extent of editing likely when lockdown party report appears
Timing of report into Downing St parties in doubt after police intervention
Publication of Sue Gray’s report into lockdown-breaking parties was expected this week
Lockdown parties report to be published in full, says Johnson
Expectation at Westminster that document will not now be circulated before next Monday
Johnson’s approval rating the lowest for a Tory leader in over two decades
London Letter: Government’s military assistance to Ukraine deflects from its dwindling diplomatic role in relation to the crisis
War drums grow louder as Ukranian face-off continues
Inside Politics: US diplomat says there is ‘every indication’ that Russian attack is coming
Westminster consumed with plotting and speculation about Boris Johnson’s fate
PM plays greatest hits as MPs wait for Sue Gray’s report on Downing Street parties
Boris Johnson vows not to resign as report on Downing Street parties awaited
Sue Gray understood to be completing checks on report as fresh questions of PM’s truthfulness emerge
Government in unusual flurry of good news
Inside Politics: Central Bank predicts remarkable bounceback for economy
Denis Staunton: Hope springs ephemeral for Boris Johnson
Opening of police investigation into Downing Street parties pulls rug from under British PM
Boris Johnson welcomes police investigation into Downing Street parties
Sue Gray’s report to be published as early as Wednesday despite police intervention
ITV claims Johnson had birthday party in Cabinet Room during lockdown
Cummings says he answered Sue Gray’s questions in writing as he feared the prime minister would lie about anything he said
Tory MP claims she was told she lost her job because of her ‘Muslimness’
Nusrat Ghani’s allegations deepen crisis around Boris Johnson ahead of Sue Gray report
Downing Street declines to investigate MPs’ blackmail allegations
MPs critical of Johnson claim they were intimidated into backing government in votes
Boris Johnson’s departure would mark end of revolutionary phase of Brexit
London Letter: Conservative MPs’ thoughts turning to PM’s potential successors
Denis Staunton: Old Brexit comrades turn on Johnson as his position remains perilous
No-confidence momentum slows after PM’s punchy display but Davis’s move underlines threat
‘In the name of God, go’: Former Brexit minister turns on Boris Johnson
Drama at PMQs as one of the Conservatives’ newest MPs defects to Labour Party
Boris Johnson denies he lied to parliament over lockdown party
British PM rejects Cummings claim that he knew Downing Street event was against rules
Denis Staunton: Tory grassroots pressure on Johnson all going in one direction
PM’s plan involves persuading MPs to postpone a decision on his fate until after May local elections
Boris Johnson ‘broke law’ by attending party during lockdown, says Starmer
Labour leader says it’s clear ‘industrial-scale partying’ was going on in Downing Street
Boris Johnson on the edge: Can he survive?
Difficult to see how British PM can make it through the current crisis
Sue Gray’s Irish CV, the risk of space debris and the humble, nimble Fed
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