Fiona Mitchell

Correspondent

Ghislaine Maxwell's lawyers will plead for her to get bail

Lawyer for Epstein's victims says more may come forward

She was once one of the best known faces of the Manhattan party circuit. Later tonight Ghislaine Maxwell is back in New York city but as the defendant in U.S v Maxwell in the US District Court of the Southern District of New York.

World • 14 Jul 20

A motorcyclist rides through a blockade in Beirut during a demonstration against the economic conditions

Lebanon suffering worst economic crisis in decades

A shared photo or a status update may seem like an inconsequential act for most of us but in Lebanon right now the social media platform is fast becoming a bartering website for people trying to feed their families.

World • 10 Jul 20

'London has changed more than I could have imagined'

Analysis and Comment • 09 Jul 19

Taoiseach Leo Varadkar and Scottish First Minister Nicola Sturgeon speak after the British Irish Council summit meeting in Manchester

'Intensive process' set to begin in Rockall dispute

Irish and Scottish ministers are to take part in an intensive process in an effort to resolve the ongoing dispute over Rockall.

Politics • 28 Jun 19

Leo Varadkar was speaking at a meeting of the British Irish Council in Manchester

EU consistent over Withdrawal Agreement, says Taoiseach

The Taoiseach has said that whoever takes over as the new British Prime Minister in the coming weeks needs to understand that the EU means what it says when it says the Brexit Withdrawal Agreement will not be reopened.

Politics • 28 Jun 19

British police confirmed they were called to the home of Boris Johnson over a neighbour's concerns about hearing a row

Conservative party hustings begins today

The first hustings will take place in England today between the two contenders vying to be leader of the Conservative Party and British prime minister.

Boris Johnson • 09 Sep 20

Rory Stewart received the fewest votes in the third ballot of Conservative MPs

Tory leadership race: Stewart out as Johnson tops poll

Rory Stewart has been knocked out of the race to become Britain's next prime minister, leaving four candidates led by former foreign secretary Boris Johnson.

UK • 19 Jun 19

Tory leadership race - and they're off

A campaign, which has in reality been under way for weeks, if not longer for some, officially starts today as Conservative MPs, and eventually Conservative Party members, begin the process of selecting a new leader.

Analysis and Comment • 10 Jun 19

The meaningful vote, once more, with feeling

RTÉ News London Correspondent Fiona Mitchell looks ahead at this week's "meaningful vote" in Westminster.

Brexit • 11 Mar 19

The festivities are designed to celebrate ties between the countries now and in the future

Royals mark the start of St Patrick's Day festivities

Prince Charles and the Duchess of Cornwall are attending special dinner in the Irish Embassy in London to mark the start of St Patrick's Day festivities in the UK.

Ireland • 06 Mar 19