All eyes on Reeves as she seeks £30bn to plug spending gap ahead of UK budget
All the leaking, pitch-rolling and backtracking in the pre-budget run-up has investors, employers and union bosses bewildered
‘A zombie apocalypse zone’: The most famous street in Glasgow now a symbol of decline
The most iconic street of Scotland’s biggest city is now a seen as a symbol of decline, but some people still love it
SNP leader John Swinney: ‘Scotland and England are going in completely different directons’
Scotland’s nationalist first minister visits Dublin on Tuesday and Wednesday to talk economics, culture and space rockets
UK Covid inquiry: Earlier lockdown may have saved 23,000 lives
In numbers: key take-aways from official inquiry report
UK Covid-19 inquiry: Chaotic response under Boris Johnson was ‘too little, too late’
Report says efforts were hampered by ‘toxic and chaotic’ culture under former UK prime minister
Brexit ‘tensions’ contributed to disconnect between London and Dublin’s Covid-19 responses
Report on second module of UK inquiry into pandemic strongly critical of Michelle O’Neill for attending IRA man’s funeral in June 2020
Labour wrestles with its conscience over deportation of asylum seeker families
Kindertransport survivor calls policy ‘shabby’ as home secretary defends crackdown aimed at deterring Reform UK
Britain no longer guarantees support for ‘destitute’ asylum seekers under tough new regime
UK home secretary Shabana Mahmood says biggest overhaul of rules in decades is needed to stop ‘asylum shoppers’
An Irishman murdered in London: ‘What really got to me was what his killer stole, the cottage pie’
John Mackey (87), Kilkenny native, Arsenal fan and ‘devoted’ uncle to his 22 nieces and nephews, is recalled fondly after a man was convicted of his murder
Kilkenny pensioner John Mackey remembered by family as ‘perfect uncle’ after man found guilty of his murder
Kilkenny pensioner was attacked and robbed near his London home by violent criminal
‘Oh my days, bruv’: When your Irish kids start talking like their English friends
As my Dublin-born daughters swap ‘press’ for ‘cupboard’, I’m learning that accents tell a story of belonging
London murder accused says shock of him taking Irishman’s bag may have ‘made him fall down’
Peter Augustine (59) denies he murdered and robbed John Mackey, who was originally from Callan in Kilkenny
BBC director general Tim Davie resigns following criticism over Trump documentary edit
It follows criticism over bias at the corporation, including in the way it edited a US president Donald Trump speech
Giuliano da Empoli on ‘predatory’ big tech and Trump: ‘The formula is rage plus the algorithm’
The author of The Hour of the Predator, which is about the symbiotic relationships of political strongmen and tech titans, says this moment ‘feels a bit scary’
Irish doctor died in Manchester hospital after being given wrong medication
Professor Ray McMahon, originally from Galway, worked for the same trust that ran the hospital where he died in February