Former Tory councillor in UK charged alongside five others with sexual offences against his wife
Philip Young (49) allegedly drugged and raped Joanne Young over a period of 13 years
Philip Young (49) allegedly drugged and raped Joanne Young over a period of 13 years
Three narrowboats stranded as bank collapses on Llangollen Canal in Shropshire
What 24 hours with the UK’s most notorious anti-Muslim activist reveals about a divided country
UK prime minister Keir Starmer faces a real Christmas dilemma as some hunger strikers are said to be near death
Platform that captures and verifies complex data such as allergens, nutrition, provenance, environmental impact and cost from across a customer’s supply chain wins company of the year at Ibec's Technology Ireland Industry Awards
UK to pay €650m to rejoin the Erasmus+ scheme in 2027 which could later rise to €850m
Amnesty International describes UK government’s supreme court appeal victory as a ‘grim day for truth’
British government under Boris Johnson claimed the programme did not offer value for money during Brexit
The beloved car-sharing service is quitting the London market to much local chagrin
Criticism of Ireland has spread across the Atlantic with two sharply critical commentaries in the influential Wall Street Journal
Ireland is experiencing a significant rise in scam calls that appear to be coming from the UK, according to ComReg
Improving cross-border data collection a ‘strategic priority’ for future ‘shared island’ analysis
Budgets in both Britain and Ireland have postponed difficult decisions in a manner that will reduce their room for manoeuvre when the next election looms
Reform UK leader lashes out at BBC and ITV as more former classmates come forward with accounts of racist behaviour from his school years
Dawn Sturgess died after exposure to lethal chemical left in discarded perfume bottle
UK prime minister says the notion that leaving the European Union would solve Britain’s woes has been ‘proven wrong’
Many Irish people who worked in the UK and thereafter are being told, incorrectly, that they must pay more than expected to buy back national insurance
Writer rose to prominence after Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead won attention at Edinburgh fringe
Huge improvements in the decades since are a reminder that even really knotty problems can get better
Irish author Rooney says her books could disappear from UK stores altogether
The most iconic street of Scotland’s biggest city is now a seen as a symbol of decline, but some people still love it
From a country villa with a pool in Murcia to a detached home on an acre in Keekill
Vessel has automated tracker turned off but is being followed by RAF aircraft patrolling Scottish coast
New Garda unit agreed as part of Anglo-Irish deal to be created before end of year but will not investigate Troubles killings
KLX Real Estate Partners seeking opportunities in Ireland following bid for Merry Hill shopping centre near Birmingham
Will Donald Trump sue? And is public service broadcasting doomed?
Tens of thousands of people resident in the Republic boosted their pension entitlement after working in UK at very modest cost
Public inquiry examining whether the explosion could have been prevented by the UK authorities
As my Dublin-born daughters swap ‘press’ for ‘cupboard’, I’m learning that accents tell a story of belonging
Tim Davie cites ‘weaponisation’ as board considers approach to Trump threat of lawsuit
To dismantle the BBC would constitute an act of extraordinary self-harm
Plus, the ultimate in nose-to-tail dining and a Greek restaurant that wants the adults to draw pictures
The British monarchy has never been averse to extreme methods, both judicial and extra-judicial, to dispose of troublesome senior relatives
Erroneous releases have led to political pressure on UK justice secretary David Lammy
Professor Ray McMahon, originally from Galway, worked for the same trust that ran the hospital where he died in February
Julia Wandelt repeatedly turned up at Kate and Gerry McCann’s family home
Stephen Crean, son of a Dublin mother and Roscommon father, cherishes childhood memories of Ireland
Anthony Williams (32) was not known to counter-terrorism police or security services
Paramilitary force RSF seizes last major city in Sudan’s Darfur region, reportedly killing more than 450 people in a hospital
Television: If ever you wanted a reminder that even mildly famous people are nothing like the rest of us, Celebrity Traitors has proved it
Roots celebrated - and a few slaps thrown - as Ireland and Scotland face off in Inverness
The concerned area amounts to less than 1 per cent of the combined revenue of the two firms
Tycoons set to get lion’s share from sale of UK’s Barchester Healthcare business
With its UK motor finance provision, Bank of Ireland shows it has learned from tracker scandal here
Irish Times readers outside the State share their views on being excluded from voting in the presidential election
We are witnessing the limitations of a system entirely reliant on the moral character of its personnel
Plus: man with great flat aghast at 'Lilliputian' flats and a failed tax rebellion to keep an eye on
She didn’t go quietly either, squaring up to the veteran broadcaster at the second round table
Martin warns Seanad that Moscow has become more aggressive beyond Ukraine and showed no interest in peace
World threatened by ‘vicious climate cycle’ that continues to bring more extreme weather
Internal divisions stopped EU from putting any real pressure on Israel
French president critical of Israeli settlements and demands Hamas exclusion at peace conference attended by western and Arab leaders
Karen Spragg and Julia Wandelt both deny stalking Madeleine McCann's parents, Kate and Gerry
Spying charges against Christopher Cash and Christopher Berry were dropped last month
Crosswords & puzzles to keep you challenged and entertained
Inquests into the nightclub fire that led to the deaths of 48 people
How does a post-Brexit world shape the identity and relationship of these islands
Weddings, Births, Deaths and other family notices