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All the leaking, pitch-rolling and backtracking in the pre-budget run-up has investors, employers and union bosses bewildered

Scotland’s nationalist first minister visits Dublin on Tuesday and Wednesday to talk economics, culture and space rockets

Jim O’Callaghan to keep ‘close eye’ on consequences of UK plan to toughen its immigration policy

Further changes likely in response to UK’s stricter new migration controls, sources say

Northern Ireland’s post-Brexit deal may scupper Westminster’s plans

Continuing inquiries in relation to incident that happened last year, police say

In numbers: key take-aways from official inquiry report

Report says efforts were hampered by ‘toxic and chaotic’ culture under former UK prime minister

What will happen to failed asylum applicants and migrants to the UK who have overstayed, and who can travel freely to Ireland?

Moves come after new policies unveiled in Britain which may require State to tighten procedures further

UK home secretary Shabana Mahmood says biggest overhaul of rules in decades is needed to stop ‘asylum shoppers’

‘Over 80%’ of those claiming asylum in Republic are reaching Dublin via Northern Ireland, says Minister

Move by Keir Starmer’s Labour government seeks to stem rise of populist Reform UK party

Broadcaster investigating fresh allegations about editing practices on Newsnight programme

Calls from Labour MPs for Irishman Morgan McSweeney’s resignation

UK PM’s allies say he will fight attempts to replace him as Labour leader in advance of crucial budget

ABF flirted with a separation before but was rebuffed by Penneys founder Arthur Ryan, who preferred to stay out of the spotlight

Drones have been spotted above Belgian airports and military bases in the last week

Denmark has tougher rules on family reunions and restricting some refugees to a temporary stay

Domestic divides rolling modern Britain laid bare for all to see outside Europa League clash

A villa in Crete, a house in Abruzzo, a condo in Florida and more

US markets saw a slight decline prior to the impact of tariffs

Stephen Crean ended up face-to-face with the man as he had nowhere to hide

Knife attack took place near Peterborough on service bound for London and left 11 people injured

Police say the latest attack is not related to terrorism, but tensions are building over random stabbings

Policy Exchange, which has been criticised for failing to disclose its funders, releases report assessing State’s international status

British royal linked to convicted child sex offender Jeffrey Epstein will be known as Andrew Mountbatten Windsor

Inside Politics podcast with Hugh Linehan

Hadush Kebatu assaulted girl (14) and a woman and was arrested after two-day manhunt in London

Two women were found guilty of criminal damage to two planes

Hadush Gerberslasie Kebatu arrested in London nearly three days after being freed in error

Military alliance should carry out operations in Irish seas even if Dublin objects, says Falklands veteran

Last joint worship including an English monarch and Catholic pontiff was in 1534, after Henry VIII broke away from Rome

Publication of memoir increases pressure on Britain’s royal family to back move to formally strip Prince Andrew of his dukedom

House of Commons not permitted to discuss issues that reflect badly on Britain’s royal family, including sordid allegations against brother of King Charles

Questions well posed here may be impossible to resolve, but they will consume the attention of a generation

Decision comes two weeks after attack on synagogue in Manchester

Orthopaedic surgeon and former British paralympian John McFall was chosen for a bold experiment to see whether a lower-limb amputee could meet the demands of space flight

The in-depth story of London’s housing crisis is very relevant to Ireland

Incursions highlight the risks of sabotage and our limited ability to counter them