Tory leadership candidates clash on tax cuts in debate The five Conservative contenders still vying to be Britain's next prime minister have clashed over tax cuts this evening in a second televised debate, with … World • 17 Jul
Ireland-Britain RoRo traffic fell 22% last year Roll on roll off (RoRo) ferry traffic from Ireland to British ports dropped by 22% last year as a result of the impact of Brexit. Business • 23 May
Britain ditches planned Brexit checks on EU imports The British government has dropped plans to impose further checks on goods entering the UK from the European Union. Business • 28 Apr
Kellogg's takes Britain to court over new sugar rules Kellogg's is taking the British government to court over new rules that would stop some of its breakfast cereals being displayed prominently in grocery stores … News • 27 Apr
Russian state-funded TV channel RT's UK licence revoked Britain's media regulator said today it has revoked Russian-backed television channel RT's licence to broadcast in the UK with immediate effect after a probe into … Ukraine • 21 Mar
Britain's Queen Elizabeth marks Platinum Jubilee Britain's Queen Elizabeth has become the first British monarch to reign for seven decades, and has expressed her "sincere wish" for Camilla, the wife of … UK • 06 Feb
Surveillance plane to monitor Channel migrant crossings France has announced that the EU's border agency is to deploy a plane 24-hours-a-day over the Channel coast to monitor migrant crossings, after pushing its … World • 28 Nov 21
EU exports to Britain rose in June European Union exports to Britain rose in June after a volatile start to the country's first year outside the single market, while the bloc's exports … Business • 13 Aug 21
Britain granted 'dialogue partner' status by SE Asian Britain has been granted "dialogue partner" status by the Association of Southeast Asian Nations, a step forward in London's push to build stronger diplomatic ties … Business • 04 Aug 21
Cummings says PM was reluctant to heighten restrictions British Prime Minister Boris Johnson said he no longer believed "all this NHS overwhelmed stuff" as he resisted imposing England's second coronavirus lockdown, leaked messages … Britain • 20 Jul 21
Protocol: Frost speech to put relations on a knife-edge Next week, the UK government will announce its latest approach to the Northern Ireland Protocol. It will be the latest flashpoint following six months of … Analysis and Comment • 17 Jul 21
Dublin biggest beneficiary of Brexit relocations Over 400 financial firms in Britain have shifted activities, staff and a combined £1 trillion in assets to hubs in the European Union due to … Business • 16 Apr 21
Hauliers, Revenue to meet over post-Brexit trade issues The Revenue Commissioners, the Department of Agriculture and the Irish Road Haulage Association have agreed to meet early next week to try to resolve issues … Business • 22 Jan 21
UK fresh food supply at risk until Dover backlog clears British supplies of some fresh food, mainly fruit and vegetables, are at risk of running out until a backlog of trucks at the port of … Business • 23 Dec 20
How countries are easing restrictions for Christmas Governments across Europe are trying to navigate between avoiding spreading the coronavirus over the Christmas holiday season and allowing people to celebrate with family and … News Lens • 02 Dec 20
UK coronavirus death toll surpasses 50,000 More than 50,000 people who have tested positive for Covid-19 across the UK have now died, official figures show, following another 595 fatalities recorded in … Coronavirus • 11 Nov 20
UK signs major post-Brexit trade deal with Japan Britain and Japan today formally signed a trade agreement, marking Britain's first big post-Brexit deal on trade, as it continues to struggle to agree on … Business • 23 Oct 20
EU not impressed by UK parliamentary lock - Coveney The Minister for Foreign Affairs has said the parliamentary lock on the controversial British legislation that would breach the Northern Ireland Protocol has not impressed … Brexit • 21 Sep 20
Dutch vote brings Unilever step closer to unification Unilever shareholders has approved plans to end the Anglo-Dutch company's dual-headed corporate structure and form a London-based entity, which it says will make deal making … Business • 21 Sep 20
UK agrees first major post-Brexit trade deal with Japan Britain today said it had secured its first major post-Brexit trade agreement - a free trade deal with Japan - the day after bitter wranglings … Business • 11 Sep 20
No-trade deal Brexit fears rise as talks stuck The chances of Britain leaving the European Union without a trade deal have risen sharply as negotiations have been threatened by London's insistence that it … Business • 04 Sep 20
Economic recovery in Britain gathers pace Britain's economic recovery from the shock of the Covid-19 pandemic has gathered pace, but government borrowing rose past the £2 trillion mark and fears of … Business • 21 Aug 20
UK names 'Channel threat commander' as crossings surge The British government has appointed a former marine to lead efforts to tackle illegal migration across the Channel ahead of talks with France on how … World • 09 Aug 20
China hits back at Raab accusations about Uighurs China has hit back at comments by Britain's foreign secretary that accused the Chinese government of "gross" human rights abuses against ethnic and religious minorities … World • 20 Jul 20
