‘This is Ukraine’s finest hour,’ Boris Johnson tells Kyiv parliament in address
Ukrainian ambassador appeals to Priti Patel to relax visa scheme for refugees
UK court approves extradition of Julian Assange to US
Priti Patel will decide whether to send Wikileaks founder to face espionage charges
UN refugee agency says UK plan to send asylum-seekers to Rwanda ‘unacceptable’
British minister admits plan will be ‘difficult’ to implement, and the government expects legal challenges
Britain plans to send ‘tens of thousands’ of asylum seekers to Rwanda
Oxfam condemns Boris Johnson’s proposal as ‘cruel, immoral and impractical’
Boris Johnson has his Gubu moment on Ukraine
Populist PM still framing politics as spurious battle with EU highlights UK’s insular nature
‘Problematic’ Davy fine, Applegreen abandons UK sale, and a new visitor experience at Tullamore Dew distillery
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Jennifer O’Connell: Britain’s response to Ukraine is a stain that won’t wash out
UK behaving like it just noticed its capital, nicknamed ‘Londongrad’, is full of dodgy Russian money
Ukraine refugee crisis: The different approaches taken by Ireland and the UK
State has opened the door to Ukrainians while the UK talks ‘security concerns’
London announces simpler refugee process for Ukrainians
Patel’s move reaction to criticism mere 850 visas granted out of 22,000 applications
Press conference reveals just how far Europe is willing to move on sanctions
British government denies that only 50 refugees without immediate family in Britain have been admitted
Johnson warns use of oil and gas from Russia cannot be stopped overnight
British prime minister joins other European leaders in pushing back against US pressure to impose oil embargo on Russia
Johnson’s government bows to pressure by relaxing visa rules for more Ukrainians
Putin could seek to reduce Kyiv to rubble, says British prime minister
Johnson under pressure to relax immigration rules for people from Ukraine
Group of Tory MPs had written to prime minister calling on government to do more for refugees
EU preparing ‘stringent’ sanctions if Russia invades Ukraine
Nato, the US and the UK express concerns Russia will stage ‘false flag’ operation to create pretext for attack on its neighbour
Labour warns Johnson to stay out of police head selection process
Claims ‘senior ally’ said police must be wary Downing St party verdict does not topple PM
London Met police commissioner stands down after series of scandals
Cressida Dick leaving role two years early after losing support of mayor Sadiq Khan
Johnson rejects John Major’s claim that he has shredded Britain’s reputaton
Former PM says Johnson and staff misled public with unbelievable claims about parties
UK approves extradition of Irish-born tech CEO to US on fraud charges
Case relates to alleged dishonest €9.9bn sale of Autonomy to Hewlett-Packard in 2011
Tech tycoon Mike Lynch signals intention to appeal HP ruling
Irish-born businessman faces threat of extradition to US over Autonomy deal
Boris Johnson’s departure would mark end of revolutionary phase of Brexit
London Letter: Conservative MPs’ thoughts turning to PM’s potential successors
Raheem Sterling praises Gareth Southgate for changing culture in England squad
Forward says England’s journey will not be complete unless it ends with a tournament victory
Australian government stares down calls to press UK and US for Julian Assange’s release
Australia says it is ‘not a party’ to case and will ‘respect UK legal process’
Public sexual harassment could become criminal offence in England and Wales
UK Law Commission expected to make proposal as part of review of hate crime laws
British MP Peter Kyle appointed as Labour’s shadow secretary for NI
Removal of Louise Haigh from role not related to comments on Irish unity, MP says
EU border agency plane to monitor French coast following Channel deaths
Ministers meeting in Calais also discuss using drones and Frontex border guards
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A strain of English exceptionalism is enough to make any Irish person’s blood run green
France cancels talks with UK on Channel migrants crisis
Invitation to Priti Patel to attend talks withdrawn after Johnson tweets letter
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
Britain and France to ‘intensify’ co-operation to prevent migrant deaths
Priti Patel to meet with French counterpart after 27 people drown in English Channel
Political blame game begins in earnest after Channel fatalities
Migrants trying to reach Britain a source of tension between London and Paris for years
Channel drownings: what happened and who is to blame?
Pregnant women and three children were among the 27 people who died on Wednesday
French police evacuate 1,500 migrants from camp near Dunkirk
Migrants including young children were hoping to travel across English Channel
UK terror threat level raised to severe after Liverpool explosion
Four arrested as blast in taxi in which one man killed declared a terrorist incident
Three men arrested after fatal blast at hospital in Liverpool
Male passenger of car involved in explosion dies at scene outside Liverpool Women’s Hospital
Man pleads guilty to 1987 murders and assaulting corpses
Police found images of David Fuller sexually assaulting corpses at hospital mortuary
Gardaí investigate claim woman ‘spiked’ in nightclub with needle
Reports spread on social media that woman the victim of Dublin incident over weekend
British PM leads tributes to ‘dedicated, passionate’ David Amess
Police holding 25-year-old suspected of stabbing MP to death last week
Ceann Comhairle to discuss issues raised by David Amess killing with Garda chief
Attack will not change access to politicians here, Ó Fearghaíl predicts
North’s politicians contacted by PSNI chief in wake of David Amess killing
Simon Byrne spoke to MPs about security after Conservative politician was stabbed
UK leaders lay wreaths outside church where David Amess attacked
Man (25) arrested as UK police declare fatal stabbing of Tory MP a terrorist incident
Inquiry to look at police failures that allowed Everard’s killer to work
Wayne Couzens used his police ID to falsely arrest woman, rape and murder her
Police officer who raped and murdered Sarah Everard will die in jail
Judge describes crimes of Wayne Couzens as ‘devastating, tragic and wholly brutal’
Reshuffle exposes emptiness of Johnson’s vision for Britain
Raab the biggest loser while Gove remains the most indispensable figure in government
Johnson demotes Raab and sacks three cabinet ministers in reshuffle
Liz Truss takes over at foreign office while Buckland, Jenrick and former education secretary Williamson are ousted
French minister criticises ‘blackmail’ and ‘posturing’ from UK over migrant crossings
Intervention comes as Priti Patel examines using ‘pushback’ tactics in Channel
Six people, including suspect, dead following shooting in Plymouth
Not terrorism related and they are not looking for any other suspect, police say
MP asks Patel for ‘urgent correction’ around any deals on asylum seekers
Dutch minister says Netherlands is not engaged in making bilateral agreements with the UK for the return of ‘irregular migrants’
Jennifer O’Connell: ‘Watching the Brits self-destruct’ is high-risk fun
We’re no better than Boris if we can’t resist our own version of obsession with the past
Stephen Kenny: FAI investigation into motivational video was ‘non story’
Ireland manager showed his players a video before last year’s friendly against England
Irish-born entrepreneur Mike Lynch facing extradition to US after ruling
Judge in London rules the software tycoon should be extradited to face fraud charges
Fintan O’Toole: Southgate’s properly patriotic football team has wrong-footed Boris Johnson
Gareth Southgate’s team chose decency and dignity over the toxic ‘Ingerland’ identity
If England footballers can say ‘sorry’ why can’t politicians do it?
Emotional maturity of the players is in stark contrast to that of the PM and government
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