PM to tour European capitals in pursuit of backing for proposal

Johnson tells parliament Brexit offer to EU a ‘broad landing zone’ for eventual agreement

Newton Emerson: UUP has one chance to make a difference

Allowing the DUP to claim to speak for every unionist has led to disaster

Johnson loses Brexit Bill vote and feels Tory heat over ‘purge’

PM criticised over expulsion of 21 rebels on Tuesday, while latest rebel Spelman is spared

Newton Emerson: How the UK election plays out in North will be crucial

It must be presumed the DUP will lose its kingmaker role at Westminster

MPs vote to make abortion legal in the North

Abortion set to be decriminalised in the North from October 22nd if the assembly and executive are not back in place

Hard Border could lead to breakup of UK, Tory MP warns unionists

Chair of Westminster’s Northern Ireland committee says Brexit may result in united Ireland

Boris Johnson has clear lead as Conservatives set to vote

Frontrunner says no-deal Brexit ‘last resort’ ahead of first round of leadership contest

MPs reject motion to stop next prime minister taking UK out of EU without deal

Johnson says Britain must leave EU in October as further delay to Brexit would lead to Conservative defeat in next general election

Stolen ATMs could be used for dissident activity, says MP

Sylvia Hermon says money is being used to buy weapons for no-deal Brexit

Tánaiste plays down Dodds’ remarks on Brexit deal

Coveney reiterates DUP does not represent majority view in Northern Ireland

Miriam Lord’s week: Coveney poetically tightens British ties over dinner

Tánaiste welcomed Charles and Camilla to a Brexit-fuelled mutual admiration session

No plans for emergency EU summit, Taoiseach tells Dáil

Varadkar says Ireland and EU are not threatening a no-deal Brexit

British MPs back vow by May to seek border backstop changes

Prime minister pledges to seek binding changes to Brexit withdrawal agreement

North Down on Brexit: ‘The DUP threatens the union more than Sinn Féin’

On NI’s ‘gold coast’, liberal unionists grapple with a Brexit-induced redrawing of identities

Sinn Féin will not take Westminster seats to ‘save’ Brexit deal

McDonald says party will not ‘ride in on a white charger’, dismissing Coveney call

Brexit deal may mean Border checks for pets, UK parliament told

Any new restrictions on travel ‘will apply to pet dogs and cats’ as well as livestock, says vet

MP believes Brexit will lead to Border poll on Irish unity

UK decision to leave EU will ‘change everything’, warns Sylvia Hermon

Brexit: soft border with North is not possible, UK report finds

House of Commons group says there is ‘no evidence’ an invisible border is possible

‘Diamond standard’ Dr Maurice Hayes remembered at funeral

Late former senator ‘a giant who strode the stage of life in so many and varied roles’

Theresa May confident Brexit deal can be done in time

Arlene Foster says more work needed on Border text

Varadkar says May acting in good faith on Brexit Border deal

Taoiseach says all parties should be told about any deal at same time

London rules out key Brexit concession on EU citizens’ rights

European Court of Justice will have no role in the UK after two-year transition period

Tories question ‘strange’ plan to specify Brexit date in law

Kenneth Clarke and other pro-EU Conservatives say May proposal harms UK in talks

Newton Emerson: North’s political donations row a bottle of smoke

Results from any further transparency likely to disappoint conspiracy theorists

Eight things we learnt from the British elections

Corbyn defies expectations as May flounders following collossal gamble

North Down: Sylvia Hermon retains seat and turns on May

Independent Unionist battles huge swing to DUP in ‘appalling’ election

UK election: ‘Perfect territory’ for DUP as Tories fall short

DUP and Sinn Féin make major gains at expense of SDLP and Ulster Unionists

Northern Ireland: what you need to know about the election

The when, where, who, why and what of the upcoming general election

Absence of politicians at Connell funeral raises questions

Cardinal’s funeral amounted to ‘small’ affair for a former major figure in Irish life

Irish officials ‘sensitising’ EU members to State’s Brexit difficulties

Dan Mulhall extols virtues of practical solutions over special status for the North

House of Commons passes Bill allowing triggering of Brexit

Fifty-two Labour MPs defy Jeremy Corbyn and vote against legislation on article 50

Noel Whelan: Theresa May cares little about Ireland’s Brexit worries

British prime minister’s talk of a ‘frictionless’ Border has already been exposed as a fantasy

Irish Border controls are ‘inevitable’ after Brexit, May warns

British home secretary visits North to campaign for a remain vote in EU referendum

North Down: UUP’s Chambers, DUP’s Weir and Alliance Party’s Farry elected

Steven Agnew: ‘We need to let people who love each other marry in Northern Ireland too’

Brexit: Michael Gove and Theresa May clash over human rights

Irish businessman Niall Fitzgerald says ‘UK should be leading, not leaving’ EU

North Down: Greens face big battle as UUP target second seat

DUP MLAs – Gordon Dunne, Alex Easton and Peter Weir – all likely to be returned

Clinton adviser accused Cameron of ‘threatening recklessly’ NI talks

In 2010 long-time confidant of US secretary of state queried Tory leader’s political moves

North Down: Lady Sylvia Hermon claims comfortable victory

Independent and long-standing member of parliament retains her constituency seat

NI candidates hope for key role in shaping UK government

DUP claims it is best placed to exert influence in any hung parliament

On The Runs letters could still be an election issue for Conservatives

The Commons report shows the outrage many MPs felt towards Tony Blair

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