Edinburgh and Dublin each have little to lose from this esoteric dispute

Anyone doubting party leaders’ resolve on Brexit should think carefully, Foster warns

Davis says May plan is ‘completely unacceptable’, urges ministers to exert ‘authority’

The number of childless European leaders is reflective of a wider society where fertility rates have fallen dramatically

Ruth Davidson to warn of risk of ‘handing the keys of Downing Street’ to Jeremy Corbyn

Sinéad Burke joins Meghan Markle, Amal Clooney, Stella McCartney and Orla Doherty

Roland van Hauwermeiren resigned amid claims he used sex workers

Endurance testifies to PM’s tactical artfulness and personal fibre, but Brexit has been the real career-saver

John FitzGerald: Deal struck on Friday is ambiguous to cover fact that UK’s future course is undecided

Draft agreement was a ‘big shock’ to Democratic Unionists, says Arlene Foster

Britain’s chief Brexit negotiator says 'anything agreed for North applies to whole country'

Like an Ishiguro character, the PM could string this out for longer than seems feasible

‘It has never been my style to hide from a challenge and I’m not going to start now’

Cough-plagued British PM handed P45 by Conservative conference prankster

Theresa May has lost control, but she’s correctly identified the fundamental challenge faced by the Conservatives

Only 4,600 foreign students overstayed visa last year, compared with 100,000 estimates

Varadkar’s visit comes as attitudes to same-sex marriage appear to be shifting

Without social mobility the discontent of the masses with their lot cannot be contained

PSNI’s efforts mask the fact that paramilitaries continue to pose a bigger threat than jihadists

Sinn Féin leader claims DUP showing no urgency in dealing with issues

SF negotiator had called for Theresa May and Leo Varadkar to attend powersharing talks

UK Politics: British prime minister a moveable object encountering a stoppable force

£1bn DUP-Conservative deal leads to calls for funding boosts in Wales and Scotland

Britain seems trapped in a never-ending Conservative leadership race

Planet Business: A week of stiff breezes, golden parachutes and Brexit ‘creationists’

Minister for Foreign Affairs says there is a ‘wider scope of options’

Ruth Davidson: ‘this isn’t just going to be a Tory Brexit’

PM tells 1922 backbench committee ‘I got us into this mess and I’m going to get us out of it’

Prime minister’s power severely curbed as cabinet takes control of government policy

Monday date to be pushed back, say sources, as start of Brexit talks may also face delay

Another election preferable to a Government propped up by a gang of homophobes, creationists and enemies of gender equality. Has the prime minister no shame?

British leader reshuffles cabinet as Boris Johnson dismisses reports of leadership bid

New chief of staff appointed after resignations of two of Theresa May’s closest aides

Scottish Conservative leader has ‘received assurances’ as May tries to form government

A long time has passed since British were enthused by anyone offering to govern them but Brexit has raised stakes

In an unusual election, nationalists avoid talk of independence as unionists embrace it

Why isn’t Brexit a big issue? Why is Corbyn polling so strongly? Could May lose?

Brexit will dominate campaign, but in Scotland self-determination will be defining issue

Redefining relationship with Republic just one aspect of potentially fraught Brexit

Prime minister doesn’t rule out second referendum but says vote must happen after Brexit