John Hemingway obituary: Last surviving Battle of Britain pilot
He was shot down twice in the space of eight days, but went on to outlive all his contemporaries
He was shot down twice in the space of eight days, but went on to outlive all his contemporaries
Chancellor Rachel Reeves is ‘walking a fiscal tightrope’ after her slasher spring statement
Confusion over conversation with Department of Social Protection leaves reader worried about future of their Irish state pension
About a quarter of adults of working age in Northern Ireland get disability payments
‘Schools, teachers and parents require training and guidance to help them support children’s healthy use of technology’
UK’s chancellor of the exchequer Rachel Reeves plans £6bn reduction in spending to remain within her fiscal target
London Letter: East London town was an imperial hub for standards of time and navigation
We are the Artful Dodgers of the globalised world, experts at ducking and diving - but even the Dodger gets caught in the end
Labour’s proposed ‘shake-up’ of the welfare system raises the prospect of people with disabilities losing supports for their personal independence
Incorrect guidance from HMRC has led to confusion on rules for buying back national insurance to boost UK state pension
The Irish identity of people born in Britain, where six million have at least one Irish grandparent, can be complex and personal...
With its Georgian architecture, Roman baths and Austen-tatious literary history, Bath never breaks character
Nearly 6,000 passengers scheduled to fly between Dublin Airport and Heathrow on Friday affected by 34 flight cancellations
Flights in many countries diverted after power outage forces closure of Europe’s biggest airport
Kim Leadbeater’s assisted dying Bill is nearing the end of committee stage
Key thing for those who worked in UK is to get your expression of interest in ahead of April 5th deadline
Research and development in Ireland remains tethered to a physical presence and employment here – an approach increasingly out of step with wider global shifts
Irish people who worked in the UK can purchase up to 17 years of national insurance to cover gaps since 2006 if they apply by April 5th
Peter Flanagan: 'Reminding us to breathe at our desks should not be a workplace perk'
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
Inquiries under way following collision off coast of England that led to death of one sailor
How much it will cost depends on your personal circumstances but you will need to be no older than 72 at this point, or 70 for a woman
One crew member reported to be missing and environmental damage feared due to spill near protected seabird colonies
CDU leader indicates he is open to common European nuclear umbrella
The two governments on message as joint initiatives on everything from wind energy to security abound at convivial UK-Ireland summit
Kyle Clifford (26) was found guilty by a jury at Cambridge Crown Court after 45 minutes deliberation
A major aim of the book is to warn of the grave consequences of the entirely legal and lucrative corruption services industry
She claimed he used confidential transaction data to trace her abroad and would ‘watch, beset and harass’ her
Vice president was understood by some in London and Paris to have disrespected their soldiers
Thales missile factory to supply 5,000 air defence missiles to Ukraine, creating 200 jobs
British PM hosts gathering of leaders in show of support for Volodymyr Zelenskiy
London Letter: An afternoon spent discussing nobility
Recent history, provisions set aside by others, and some market estimates, cast doubt
Department of Agriculture and public health specialists consider risk manageable as no other animal species infected here
Some 92 hereditary peers’ seats will be abolished under legislation UK’s Labour government pledges to push through
Julia Wandel, also known as Julia Wandelt arrested at Bristol Airport
The 1989 football disaster changed everything about the way the region thought about London and the ruling elites
Figure surpasses expectations and highlights challenge for Bank of England
Sumption’s achievements in the UK Supreme Court and work on the history of the Hundred Years’ War inform this timely collection
Jet stream is to blame, with a blocking system shutting out the sun
Senator Gerard Craughwell’s case aims to compel Government to reveal details of secret arrangement
More than 5,000 people gained Irish citizenship this week at ceremonies in Dublin
As the war grinds on, Nato states are collaborating to train Ukrainian recruits to fly western jets. The RAF gets them first
London Letter: Economic disquiet among farmers and in rural communities has been brewing since long before the tax changes
Belgian colleagues kindly explained the basics of how modern societies work; I adhered to a rule of never engaging Americans on Irish politics
In the England I live in, I cling on to my Irishness more tightly than I might otherwise
British photographer Ian Wood captured a badger appearing to glance up at graffiti in East Sussex
Brian Eno, musicial maverick and sometime U2 producer, and Dutch artist and writer Bette A explore what art is and its potential to help humanity to change course
Retired neonatal expert who chaired committee of 14 global experts who reviewed the Letby medical evidence said ‘we did not find any murder’
Labour is ‘more engaged’ with devolved institutions than Tories, Stormont’s First Minister says
US president sparks fears of trade war with sweeping tariffs on Mexico, Canada and China
The BBC World Service is viewed as a critical British asset in the global information war
Criticism in the UK that should be limited to the President is spilling over as some go on the offensive, making sweeping generalisations about Ireland’s entire national character
The UK chancellor has looked to the future with a plan for a third runway at London’s Heathrow
Crosswords & puzzles to keep you challenged and entertained
Inquests into the nightclub fire that led to the deaths of 48 people
How does a post-Brexit world shape the identity and relationship of these islands
Weddings, Births, Deaths and other family notices