‘A perfect storm is coming to Jersey’ he warned, but all I could see were blue skies
Offshore banking has made it a wealthy haven but some on the island are worried about its future
Taoiseach says any supports to ease energy costs will be ‘targeted’
Tánaiste says Ireland does not back Trump call for western militaries to escort oil tankers through Strait of Hormuz
Keir Starmer revels in telling Trump he is on his own in Iran
UK-US ‘special relationship’ is not dead yet – but the Starmer-Trump bromance is
Government preparing cost-of-living interventions to meet Middle East fallout
Simon Harris underscores support for hospitality VAT cut following comments from Fianna Fáil’s Niall Collins
Jersey votes for assisted dying. Is the UK next?
Island’s level-headed debate contrasts with fractious UK. Campaigners for change feel relief but opponents fear a ‘slippery slope’
‘Philomena’s Law’ backed by UK, Irish governments to protect mother and baby home survivors
Starmer promises to change law to stop Irish women compensated for abuse from being financially penalised in Britain
Critics ask why Starmer is in Ireland as questions about Mandelson pile up back at home
As Starmer tours Ireland, critics say he is dodging scrutiny over his judgment in one of the biggest political scandals to hit Westminster in decades
Starmer warned of ‘reputational risk’ over Mandelson’s relationship with Epstein
Publication of documents on appointment of former US ambassador to role comes after UK government ordered to do so by MPs
Farewell to a Glasgow classic: the chippy that fed me the best £11 meal of my life
Fire has caused devastation in the city centre – and taken one of its most-loved chip shops
Gerry Adams case: Berets and woolly geansaí in focus as Reeling in the Years graces London court
Three men injured in IRA attacks suing former Sinn Féin president, alleging he was in group and sat on army council
Gerry Adams removed his bulletproof vest before he reached the courtroom
Former Sinn Féin leader is in high court in London to defend civil suit taken by three victims of IRA bombings
Gerry Adams was ‘as culpable as those who planted the bombs’, Troubles-era case hears
Former Sinn Fein leader’s barrister says period was ‘fertile ground for rumours’ that had ‘metamorphosed into assumed facts’
Battle for Wales: can nationalists halt Nigel Farage’s populist surge?
Whoever takes the reins this summer, Reform or Plaid Cymru, social and economic challenges remain
The importance of ensuring a ‘good Irish death’ in Britain
Irish in Britain group launches research report on cultural needs of the diaspora community when it comes to end of life
EU criticised over ‘changing the goalposts’ in reset talks with UK
Report from House of Commons committee welcomes moves but argues Brussels is doing better out of it than London