Covid not over and next pandemic could be more lethal, says AZ jab creator
Prof Sarah Gilbert says this will not be last time virus threatens lives and livelihoods
Travel rules ‘too late’ to stop potential Omicron wave in UK, says scientist
Scientific adviser Prof Mark Woolhouse says variant is ‘spreading pretty rapidly’ across UK
UK launches major review into murder of six-year-old Arthur Labinjo-Hughes
Boy seen by social workers two months before he was killed by stepmother in England
West must be on guard for war with Russia, says head of British armed forces
Gen Nick Carter does not think Russia wants physical war but says Nato must be united
Vulnerable people urged to get vaccine booster as Covid deaths rise in UK
Effects of vaccines waning among older and vulnerable people, British health official says
Covid-19: UK rules out shift to tighter restrictions under ‘Plan B’
Expert warns against complacency amid ‘worsening’ situation and rising cases
UK ‘will need to act’ if EU fails to address NI concerns, Frost warns
Unionist party leaders say triggering Article 16 of Northern Ireland protocol would not resolve issues
EU leaders to consider vaccine export bans as rollout anger grows, confirms McGuinness
Commissioner understands that AstraZeneca is sending Covid jabs to UK but not EU
EU did not grasp political reality of move on NI protocol, says McGuinness
Commissioner accepts move on vaccine exports was rushed through without ‘proper scrutiny’
Brexit: Coveney says deal can be done but must be done ‘in days’
Martin seeks ‘creativity’ to avoid ‘acrimonious break-up’ between EU and UK
Covid-19 lockdown in England could be extended, says Gove
New measures may continue beyond four weeks if cases do not reduce significantly
‘It’s spin and not the truth’: Coveney dismisses UK claims EU may block goods entering Northern Ireland
Taoiseach says no-deal Brexit would be ‘ruinous’ to British economy
Dominic Raab: UK trade deal with Brussels is ‘there for the taking’
David Frost says government was not ‘scared’ of walking away from negotiations
Taoiseach urges British people not to holiday in Ireland at present
Micheál Martin says it is too early to relax 14-day quarantine as focus was on reopening society
EU will not be rushed into trade deal ‘just because Britain passes law’, says Coveney
Tánaiste criticises ‘language of enemies’ in British media Brexit coverage
Johnson blames Labour for early release of London Bridge attacker
PM failed to explain why Conservatives had not changed system during time in power
Essex migrant deaths: Family begged woman feared dead ‘not to go’
Pham Tra My (26) texted: ‘I am really sorry, mum and dad, my trip to a foreign land failed’
Boris Johnson: I will not resign to avoid delaying Brexit
British prime minister refuses to apologise for language in House of Commons
Lib Dems vote to cancel Brexit through act of parliament
Party’s annual conference backs motion calling for article 50 to be revoked
Brexit: Boris Johnson will test no-deal prevention Bill ‘to the limit’
‘Little evidence’ government seeking a deal, says Amber Rudd following her resignation
Amber Rudd says she was sent ‘one-page summary’ of attempts to find Brexit deal
Ex-senior Tory sensationally quits in latest blow to Boris Johnson
'A heavy heart': Jeremy Hunt says would leave EU without deal
Tory leadership contender joins Johnson in calling into question Britain’s obligation to pay £39bn to EU in no-deal Brexit
Boris Johnson under pressure to explain police being called to his flat
Hunt says Tory rival must answer questions as issue threatens to derail his PM campaign
Conservative contenders clash over Brexit during leadership debate
Rory Stewart accused his rivals of engaging in ‘a competition of machismo’
Brexit and drugs row top agenda in Tory leadership battle
Boris Johnson extends his lead by winning backing of leading hardline Brexiteers
Michael Gove says cocaine use will not ban him from US entry if PM
‘Drugs wreck lives’: Tory leadership hopeful ‘profoundly’ regrets using cocaine in the past
London set for Trump visit after he backs Boris Johnson
MPs gear up for leadership campaign and voting as US president makes three-day trip
IDA caught in Wikipedia war of words over tax and Brexit
Seen & Heard: Banks could sue over Sinn Féin mortgage Bill, attorney general advises
British Labour ‘would impose whip’ to back second Brexit referendum
Senior backbencher Caroline Flint warns move could mean rebellion of up to 60 MPs
Brexiteer warns what May seeks from EU will not satisfy backbenchers
Steve Baker suggests what prime minister is seeking from EU is no more than a ‘codicil’
AIB eyes Payzone, Coveney underlines backstop, and challenges for Facebook
Seen & heard: Lawyers and accountants targeted in new Revenue investigation
A ‘non-starter’: Varadkar and Coveney reject backstop treaty plan
Bilateral treaty envisaged both governments bypassing EU for deal on invisible border
Labour will table motion of no confidence in government if MPs reject Brexit deal
Corbyn declines to endorse second referendum on Brexit if confidence motion fails to precipitate a general election
May and Juncker speak amid struggle to break Brexit impasse
British prime minister battling to obtain further assurances on Border backstop
A fast-paced TV career with CNN in London
This Trinity law graduate produces one of CNN International’s flagship shows from London
Crunch Brexit vote to proceed, insists UK exit minister
Seen & Heard: Stephen Barclay rejects reports that May is seeking to delay vote
Arron Banks insists Brexit campaign cash was legitimate
Criminal probe launched into the source of £8 million of campaign funding
Raab says UK will not be dictated to and election talk ‘for the birds’
British won’t ‘flit from plan to plan like some sort of diplomatic butterfly’
May reveals Trump’s Brexit advice: ‘Sue the EU’
Seen & Heard: Solving Ireland’s pension problem, data privacy and the housing crisis
Andrea Leadsom says PM’s Border solution is unwieldy
Airbus, Siemens and BMW raise concerns about Brexit negotiations
Assad says Syrian air strikes were ‘act of aggression’ - reports
UK, US and France target alleged chemical weapons facilities in bombing campaign
Labour signals that Britain should remain in customs union
May’s government committed to leaving customs union and single market after Brexit
Downing St rules out customs union with EU amid confusion over policy
Statement comes after ministers contradict each other over issue
Ireland says it will hold UK to ‘binding’ deal on post-Brexit border
David Davis: Deal was ‘more a statement of intent’ than a ‘legally enforceable thing’
Philip Hammond: ‘There are no unemployed people’
UK chancellor makes gaffe when discussing fears over automation in BBC interview
EU planning for collapse of Brexit talks, says Michel Barnier
Leo Varadkar says Ireland needs to be ready for a British failure to negotiate deal
Brexit talks will only be complicated if EU wants to ‘punish’ UK
Liam Fox says leaving EU with a trade deal is ‘not exactly a nightmare scenario’
Theresa May signals readiness to demote Boris Johnson
‘It has never been my style to hide from a challenge and I’m not going to start now’
O’Dea fears call for €5 social welfare increase will not be fully met in Budget 2018
Seen & Heard: Amazon on Irish IT policy failures, Uber’s grant aid and the national broadband strategy
Grenfell Tower disaster was ‘social murder’, says John McDonnell
‘Political decisions were made which resulted in the deaths. . . that’s a scandal’
Gove denies controversial £1bn deal with DUP is a ‘bung’
Backbenchers express ‘distaste’ at use of public money ‘to garner political control’
DUP agrees £1bn deal to support Theresa May’s government
Foster says an extra funding will be allocated to Northern Ireland over the next two years
UK’s Davis says ‘more unites us than divides’ as Brexit talks start
UK Brexit secretary begins talks with Michel Barnier in Brussels
Varadkar to meet British PM as Brexit talks begin in Brussels
Taoiseach to stress ‘rights and freedoms’ of Irish citizens and importance of open Border
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