David Cameron

The small boat overturned as it attempted to launch from a beach in Wimereux, south of Calais

Finding a ‘face-saving’ name for the new NI police force; Trinity College Dublin takes offence; and Casement’s ‘black diaries’

UN report criticises ‘rapid deterioration’ in human rights in Israeli-occupied West Bank

Britain’s prime minister first signalled a shift in tone last Wednesday in the House of Commons

French minister says ‘too many civilians are being killed’, UK and Germany call for halt to fighting as Martin repeats need for pause to be immediate

That Britain wants to acknowledge the impact the Irish have on its society should be a very basic source of pride

Micheal Martin acknowledges ‘differences' in Irish and UK government positions over Israel

Northern Ireland, Middle East and Ukraine on the agenda for London discussions

Cameron’s appointment to the upper chamber was not universally welcomed

Party hopes to resurrect fortunes by bringing former PM David Cameron back but its policy positions are alienating younger voters

Planet Business: David Cameron’s return, the saga of Coyote vs Acme and a brief history of The Body Shop

Goodbye, Suella Braverman. Hello ... David Cameron? But he’s not even an MP any more

UK’s David Cameron make first trip abroad in recently appointed role to meet Zelenskiy in Kyiv and to visit key port city of Odessa

Rishi Sunak presents himself as an agent of change, but bringing back the man who triggered Brexit is a hugely retrograde step

Britain’s former home secretary launches scathing attack on the prime minister’s leadership

Rishi Sunak brings Westminster’s drama junkies back to the future

By sacking Braverman and bringing back Cameron, Britain’s prime minister made his government appear more moderate

Sunak shakes up his cabinet team in wake of Braverman’s unauthorised article criticising policing of pro-Palestinian protests

‘It’s the oldest journalistic trick in the book. Coogan has fallen for it hook, line and sinker’

Repositioning happens to now mesh with need to reset relations with EU but Putin was courted for years

London Letter: Government makes not one but two U-turns on conversion therapy ban

Patel’s move reaction to criticism mere 850 visas granted out of 22,000 applications

Contenders play Trim of Meath and will be youngest club to feature on All-Ireland final day

An Irishman’s Diary

Case relates to alleged dishonest €9.9bn sale of Autonomy to Hewlett-Packard in 2011

London Letter: Government’s military assistance to Ukraine deflects from its dwindling diplomatic role in relation to the crisis

Flying of Parachute Regiment flags on outskirts of Derry is universally condemned

‘It is not approaching this ... failure in its past and taking the opportunity to learn from it’

From the civil rights background of the fatal march through to Widgery and Saville inquiries

This book’s great integrity lies in giving the truth-telling role back to the people of Derry

View begins to take shape that Teflon PM may be cornered after lockdown party debacle

Analysis: All goes wrong for British PM as he explains attendance at lockdown-breaking party

At 72, the Brookside creator is back working on his first and greatest creation

The TV presenter seems to be the new voice of British farming. No one is more surprised than him

‘I’ve done 150 movies. I can’t walk, let alone run. Also, my mind’s not as agile as it used to be’

Dublin media technology company was a darling of the Celtic Tiger but is now bust

Martin Fraser is being handed a crucial role at a sensitive time in Anglo-Irish relations

Johnson will hope to reopen the Northern Ireland protocol with her successor

The former ‘queen of shops’ says people ‘have been shown the wrong ideas on how to live’

The former Labour leader is back on the front bench – ‘the zeitgeist is different now’