Conservative peer wants ‘shot across bows’ of mystery donors behind poll predicting Tory election wipeout
Intrigue in Westminster over identities of people behind new pressure group Conservative Britain Alliance
David Frost
Brexit negotiator Michel Barnier: ‘The EU is not the same one the UK left’
French politician says British ministers did not know the consequences of leaving the bloc
Labour governing in London and Sinn Féin in Dublin would reframe Anglo-Irish relations
Brexit has disrupted the careful equilibrium in Northern Ireland
Sunak may not be strong enough to force through a deal on protocol
UK prime minister will have to face down Tory Eurosceptics sooner or later or they will destroy him on the altar of Brexit
New blow to Boris Johnson as justice minister resigns over partygate
Wolfson quits over ‘repeated rule-breaking and breaches of law’ in Downing Street
David Frost undermined effort to resolve NI protocol issues, Taoiseach believes
Martin says protocol issues could be solved if there is ‘political will’ after North elections
After six long toxic years, a civilised debate about EU and Brexit
London Letter: Light cast on exit from body in which UK not ‘influential founder member’
British PM plans for removal of EU laws two years on from Brexit
Johnson claims Bill will lighten regulation on business and restore UK sovereign status
The Frost Report writer Barry Cryer dies aged 86
‘Encyclopaedia of humour’ wrote for The Two Ronnies and Billy Connolly
Truss says ‘deal to be done’ on Northern Ireland protocol
British lorry drivers blaming Brexit for 15km queues that have been building up at Dover
Stephen Collins: NI protocol may be weaponised again as Boris Johnson clings to power
The prime minister’s fate now lies in the hands of senior civil servant Sue Gray
Britain and EU set for talks in bid to break NI protocol deadlock
Foreign secretary Liz Truss signals deal to be done but ‘pragmatic EU approach’ required
Can the EU and UK agree a deal on Northern Ireland
Brexit: Despite a warmer tone, agreement will be hard to come by
Irish Government and EU brush off Truss threat to trigger article 16
British foreign secretary in face-to-face talks wtih European Commission’s Sefcovic this week
Brexit: Liz Truss threat to trigger article 16 a stale replay of Frost formula
Foreign secretary’s contradictions and ambiguities misread as tough new approach
Truss warns EU she is willing to trigger article 16 of NI protocol
British foreign secretary to meet with EU counterpart Maros Sefcovic this week
Assembly elections will not be a referendum on NI protocol, Alliance MP says
Minister Simon Coveney discusses Brexit with new UK counterpart Liz Truss for first time
Macron upstages himself ahead of European Commission visit to Paris
French president’s use of vulgar verb in relation to unvaccinated sparks controversy
Coveney to meet British foreign secretary for North protocol talks
Liz Truss has taken charge of Brexit negotiations following David Frost’s resignation
Protocol negotiations need to be finished by end of February, says Coveney
Minister wants deal done before Assembly elections but says UK has made ‘no concessions all year’
‘London has breached great deal of trust’ with post-Brexit actions, EU negotiator says
Maros Sefcovic says UK’s article 16 threats are ‘very distracting’ part of ongoing talks
Fintan O’Toole: It’s the first birthday of the Brexit hole and they have to keep digging
Those who sold it are slithering away from responsibility for its consequences. Those to whom it was sold are left to bear them
Irish Times view on a year in politics
Pandemic and protocol will continue to dominate political life in the months ahead
Politics in 2021: The winners and losers, the highs, the lows and the curveballs
A good year for Sinn Féin, but a tough year for a Coalition trying to manage a pandemic
UK in 2021: Johnson in freefall and annus horribilis for the royals
Few would bet on the PM remaining in office another year or the royal family making up
No tears shed in Brussels for departure of Brexit chief David Frost
Reaction to appointment of Liz Truss is one of guarded open-mindedness
Johnson accused of putting party before public as Omicron cases soar
PM rejects calls to tighten restrictions but hints at new measures after Christmas
Tory MPs warn Johnson he is running out of friends after Frost quits
More trouble for PM as photo emerges of him at cheese and wine gathering during lockdown
Liz Truss to lead UK Brexit negotiations after Frost quits
Britain’s foreign secretary to take role of negotiating London relationship with EU
Frost’s resignation introduces dangerous uncertainty into Brexit negotiations
Rejoicing in Brussels and Dublin may be misplaced as Liz Truss takes over role with own issues
Frost replacement will ‘need to find solutions’ to make Northern Ireland protocol work
Head of NI retail group says ‘we need stability and we need certainty’
UK Brexit minister David Frost resigns ‘with immediate effect’
Conservative cites concerns over ‘direction of travel’ of negotiations in letter to Johnson
Britain drops demand for removal of ECJ role from NI protocol
Negotiators made important shift in position recently, says senior British official
NI protocol deal before Christmas ‘unlikely but possible’, says Coveney
Minister expresses confidence Frost and Sefcovic could make progress on issues
Donaldson calls for focus on efforts to remove ‘Irish Sea border’
North’s place within UK internal market ‘must be respected,’ says DUP leader
In a Word ... Perfidious
A strain of English exceptionalism is enough to make any Irish person’s blood run green
Sefcovic calls for ‘decisive push’ on talks with UK over Northern Ireland
Frost warns British government is still prepared to resort to using Article 16
Britain and EU are both sliding into place on a dangerous track amid deep rift
London Letter: The EU would view the UK’s use of article 16 as particularly aggressive
‘Big gap’ remains between EU and UK over Brexit deal for NI, says Coveney
Minister says there is ‘a lot at stake’ given potential ‘carryover’ to EU-UK trade deal
NI protocol row ‘most pressing trade problem’, says Brexit minister
Diverging from EU rules essential for Britain to prosper, David Frost tells conference
Urgent solution needed for North in post-Brexit arrangements – Sefcovic
European Commission vice president met with UK’s David Frost on Friday
Michael Gove praises EC approach to talks on Northern Ireland protocol
Taoiseach says he has built good relationship with Boris Johnson and all sides keen to end post-Brexit rancour
Loyalists in ‘ghettos haven’t a clue’ about NI protocol, Ahern says
Ex-taoiseach says solving issues on political identity more difficult than trade issues
Alok Sharma offers fleeting glimpse of a less chaotic ‘global Britain’
London Letter: Cop26 president provides welcome relief from Johnson’s chosen path
Lack of UK compromise on NI Brexit deal ‘deeply disappointing’ – Coveney
Loyalists see protocol as ‘a trick by the South’ to take over the North, says Ahern
Frost rejects reports he is softening his approach to talks on protocol
He also dismisses speculation he would invoke article 16 in the most limited way to extend current grace periods
The less talk about triggering Article 16 ‘the better’, Coveney says
Minister keen to give ongoing negotiations on Brexit related issues ‘every chance of success’
North’s parties urge Brexit minister to reach deal with EU on protocol
David Frost spent two days in Belfast meeting political leaders and business leaders
Frost cools tone on invoking article 16 but the retreat may be temporary
Change might reflect a conclusion in London that it’s the wrong time to risk EU retaliation
Britain and EU agree to intensify talks over Northern Ireland protocol
EC’s Maros Sefcovic welcomes ‘change in tone’ from Brexit minister David Frost
‘Change in tone’ from Frost in fourth round of Brexit talks, says Sefcovic
UK must ‘reciprocate the big move’ by EU on NI Protocol – European Commission vice-president
Dublin seeks to ease Brexit tensions as talks resume in London
Sefcovic set to tell British that removal of ECJ role in protocol is ‘unattainable’ goal
Article 16 loses power as UK negotiating tool as EU hardens approach
London Letter: British threats have pushed more EU members into hawkish camp
Brexit: Taoiseach describes ‘dialing down’ of article 16 threats
Johnson eager for a resolution but was taking a circuitous route, Martin says
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