Princess Diana: Declassified papers reveal plea for Elton John to perform at funeral
Goodbye England’s Rose included in service after dean of Westminster urged ‘boldness’
William Hague
How Teneo’s master of the dark arts spun out of control
Declan Kelly resigned this week after allegations emerged of drunken behaviour at a fundraising party
General Motors cuts ties with Teneo after Declan Kelly misconduct allegations
PR firm left trying to reassure staff and clients
Declan Kelly leaves charity board after drunken behaviour at party
Teneo chief quits Global Citizen and cedes some of his duties at strategy firm
Coveney says Europe’s fishing industry will not be sacrificed for UK trade deal
Minister says in the agrifood sector tariffs of €1.5bn would be placed on Irish exports to UK worth €5.5bn if there is no deal
Former Tory leader says ‘late, thin’ EU-UK trade deal ‘best prospect’ now
William Hague says EU is trying to have its cake and eat it on issue of fishing in talks
Namibia rejects €10m from Germany as apology for genocide
Officials from both sides have participated in eight rounds of talks on this issue since 2015
Boris Johnson urged to lead global response on Hong Kong and China
China’s decision to pass Hong Kong security law has strained relations with UK and US
Is 2020 the world’s last chance to tackle climate change?
As we enter a make-or-break decade in addressing the crisis, just three of 197 countries have met an agreed deadline to strengthen climate plans
Rishi Sunak’s rapid rise from banker to UK chancellor
Brexit-backing successor to Sajid Javid takes well-trodden path from Oxford to No 11
John Bercow’s long journey from hard right to Labour darling
Son of taxi driver known for theatrical calls for ‘order’ has put down obstacles to Brexit
The BBC makes a tragic hero of poor David Cameron
Review: ‘Inside Europe: Ten Years of Turmoil’ explores how Britain got into this mess
Muted drama ventures inside the mind of homeowner who killed an Irish Traveller
TV review: ‘The Interrogation of Tony Martin’ explores a shooting in Norfolk
David Davis under fire for handing over edited Brexit reports
Brexit secretary told by Commons speaker John Bercow to explain his conduct to MPs
Are we in danger of doing away with flirting, compliments, sex?
The lines between flirting and harassment are not as blurry as some people seem to be suggesting
The case for a feminist foreign policy
Gender equality is not only a moral imperative, it’s also smart realpolitik
Brexit bounce for Irish ex-politicians as businesses fret
Race to hire ‘Brexit talent’ turns to former politicians and government staff
Mathew d’Ancona: The Tories have learned nothing about compassion
The response to the Grenfell Tower tragedy represents a far more serious challenge to the party than the election result
Second defeat for Theresa May over Brexit in House of Lords
Archbishop of Canterbury warns another referendum on EU would worsen divisions
Slow-burning hatred that led Thomas Mair to murder Jo Cox
Background: Mair was a racist and a terrorist in the making, with a stockpile of grievances
Killing of Jo Cox MP politically motivated, murder trial told
Thomas Mair accused of stabbing and shooting Labour MP, who died before Brexit vote
Irish businessman set for jackpot as Teneo ‘eyes €1bn flotation’
Declan Kelly’s NY-based business said to be eyeing stock market IPO valued at up to $1bn
Johnson set to work his charm on sceptical EU colleagues
Britain’s new foreign secretary seen as a divisive figure as he makes Brussels debut
Diarmaid Ferriter: Trump’s rhetoric is straight from the 19th century
Arrogant self-certainty is central to Trump’s campaign, but it is more sinister than that
Former rugby great Brian O’Driscoll joins Teneo Holdings
Ex-Ireland and Lions captain signs up with sports division of New York-based company
London Letter: Referendum campaigns a study in contrasts
Britain Stronger in Europe and Leave.EU debate as poll shows slight edge towards exit
Former Conservative ally throws book at Cameron
Book details drug-taking and lurid exploits when Mr Cameron was at Oxford university
Lord Ashcroft book reignites feud with David Cameron
Allegations include that prime minister was part of decadent university dining society
Controversial John Bercow back in Commons hot seat
Despite Cameron’s attempts to shaft him, Bercow stays on as Commons speaker
David Cameron confirms changes to cabinet line-up
Reshuffle comes after angry anti-austerity protests at Downing Street
Continuity call for Cameron’s key Conservatives
George Osborne reappointed as chancellor and Theresa May as home secretary
Safest Tory seat in Britain: no campaign and no suspense
A small number of voters will decide the election but what about everyone else?
Nigel Dodds says Tory plan could create ‘constitutional mess’
DUP deputy leader criticises ‘English votes for English laws’ idea for fuelling paranoia
Plan to lock Scottish MPs out of voting on English tax rates
Tories pledge to make changes to rules within 100 days of general election
Singapore holds funeral for ‘founding father’ Lee Kuan Yew
Tens of thousands line streets in heavy rain to pay tribute to late prime minister (91)
Tories demean themselves in tawdry attempt to change 600-year-old rule
Even Conservatives vote against motion on how speaker is elected
Cameron’s Britain in long retreat from the international stage
Analysis: Since slapdown on Syria, the prime minister has gone quiet on world affairs
London letter: From now on in politics is all about the May election
Most MPs believe Tories and Labour will come back with roughly an equal number
William Hague vote deal a ‘stitch-up’, says Labour
‘English laws’ package published after Scottish referendum condemned as ‘unworkable’
‘Hooded men’ want State to decide in review of ECHR finding
European court found men subject to ‘inhuman’ treatment by British army, not torture
Hague warns of devolution for England
Conservatives may seek greater powers for English MPs over English laws
UK faces political turmoil after Scotland's No vote
Cameron says Scotland deserves more self-control along with the rest of UK
London could lose more than a million jobs if UK leaves EU
A report commissioned by London mayor Boris Johnson predicts disastrous consequences
Blurred boundaries on sanctions give EU wriggle room on Russia
Analysis: some members uncomfortable with idea of extreme response to crisis
Victims of abuse in North still waiting for justice
Opinion: Questions may arise about Hague’s judgment in accepting advice not to publish Welsh report
Cameron appoints three more women to cabinet in reshufle
Eurosceptics elevated in biggest shake-up since British government took office in 2010
Thousands of Gazans flee homes after Israeli warning as death toll rises
At least 160 dead on the sixth day of bombardments, say Palestinan officials
France’s Fabius says Gaza ceasefire is ‘absolute priority’
Foreign ministers in Vienna for new round of nuclear talks with Iran
Pro-Moscow rebels in east of Ukraine agree to ceasefire
Move comes after EU and White House threatened Moscow with more sanctions
Daniel Day-Lewis to be knighted by Queen Elizabeth
Actor joins Angelina Jolie and more than 1,100 other names on honours list
Queen-McGuinness handshake was ‘most remarkable sign’ - Hillary Clinton
Former US secretary of state says gesture unimaginable just a few years previously
Who will be the new Labour leader? It really doesn’t matter, apparently
An Oxford professor says we overestimate the importance of those at the top of the political ladder
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