British MP accuses NAMA of 'running away' with £15m The National Assets Management Agency has been accused by a British MP of "running away" with £15m earmarked to help British residents affected by a tower block that has fire safety and structural issues. UK • 17 Jan 24
British MP accuses NAMA of 'running away' with £15m The National Assets Management Agency has been accused by a British MP of "running away" with £15m earmarked to help British residents affected by a tower block that has fire safety and structural issues. UK • 17 Jan 24
TV drama could bring real-life justice for postmasters Details about the wrongful criminal conviction of more than 900 postmasters because of a faulty computer system has been met with outrage and astonishment in Britain. UK • 15 Jan 24
TV drama could bring real-life justice for postmasters Details about the wrongful criminal conviction of more than 900 postmasters because of a faulty computer system has been met with outrage and astonishment in Britain. UK • 15 Jan 24
UK remains dependent on EU trade after Brexit - report The UK is still dependent on trade with the EU seven years on from Brexit, according to a new report. UK • 10 Jan 24
UK remains dependent on EU trade after Brexit - report The UK is still dependent on trade with the EU seven years on from Brexit, according to a new report. UK • 10 Jan 24
Kinahan gang leader Byrne in court over firearm charges A Dublin man named as a senior member of the Kinahan crime cartel has appeared before a London court charged with 12 firearms offences. Crime • 08 Jan 24
Kinahan gang leader Byrne in court over firearm charges A Dublin man named as a senior member of the Kinahan crime cartel has appeared before a London court charged with 12 firearms offences. Crime • 08 Jan 24
Sunak weighs up election call after tough 2023 Rishi Sunak must be wondering what he has to do to win the confidence of his party and the British public while he weighs up the best time to call an election in 2024. 2023 in Review • 30 Dec 23
Sunak weighs up election call after tough 2023 Rishi Sunak must be wondering what he has to do to win the confidence of his party and the British public while he weighs up the best time to call an election in 2024. 2023 in Review • 30 Dec 23
Opus Dei was removed from NI list after Vatican protest The British government scrapped a requirement for Northern Ireland police officers to declare membership of Opus Dei after receiving strongly worded criticism from the Vatican. State Papers • 09 Jan 24
Opus Dei was removed from NI list after Vatican protest The British government scrapped a requirement for Northern Ireland police officers to declare membership of Opus Dei after receiving strongly worded criticism from the Vatican. State Papers • 09 Jan 24
€2.2m grant for redevelopment of London Irish Centre A grant of €2.2 million towards the redevelopment of the London Irish Centre has been announced by Tánaiste Micheál Martin. UK • 13 Dec 23
€2.2m grant for redevelopment of London Irish Centre A grant of €2.2 million towards the redevelopment of the London Irish Centre has been announced by Tánaiste Micheál Martin. UK • 13 Dec 23
Martin hopeful power-sharing restored in 'short while' Tanáiste Micheál Martin said he is hopeful that power-sharing can be restored in Northern Ireland in the "next short while". Politics • 13 Dec 23
Martin hopeful power-sharing restored in 'short while' Tanáiste Micheál Martin said he is hopeful that power-sharing can be restored in Northern Ireland in the "next short while". Politics • 13 Dec 23
Sunak 'did not believe' hospitality scheme was a risk British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak has said he does not believe the Eat Out To Help Out scheme was a risk and that the "onus" should have been on those who felt strongly about the policy to raise concerns "when something could have been done about it". UK • 11 Dec 23
Sunak 'did not believe' hospitality scheme was a risk British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak has said he does not believe the Eat Out To Help Out scheme was a risk and that the "onus" should have been on those who felt strongly about the policy to raise concerns "when something could have been done about it". UK • 11 Dec 23
Johnson's Covid apology fails to calm families' anger There are obviously some things that still rankle Boris Johnson about how his handling of the Covid-19 pandemic is viewed, writes London Correspondent John Kilraine. UK • 09 Dec 23
Johnson's Covid apology fails to calm families' anger There are obviously some things that still rankle Boris Johnson about how his handling of the Covid-19 pandemic is viewed, writes London Correspondent John Kilraine. UK • 09 Dec 23