Evidence that new variant may be more deadly - Johnson British Prime Minister Boris Johnson has said there is some evidence that the new variant of coronavirus first identified in the UK may be linked ... Coronavirus • 1 hr
Three Irish men jailed for 39 migrant deaths in Essex The sentencing of a gang of people smugglers linked to the deaths of 39 migrants has concluded at the Central Criminal Court of England and ... UK • 35 mins
Difficulties with NI protocol 'predicted', says Foster Difficulties with the Northern Ireland Protocol were predicted months ago, Stormont First Minister Arlene Foster has said. Brexit • 9 hrs
Highest weekly death toll in NI since pandemic began Northern Ireland has recorded its highest weekly coronavirus death toll since the pandemic began. Coronavirus • 5 hrs
Jewish leaders condemn 400-person wedding in London Jewish leaders have condemned a wedding attended by around 400 people at a north London school after it was broken up by police. UK • 5 hrs
EU's ambassador to UK to be granted 'privileges' A spokesperson for British Prime Minister Boris Johnson's spokesman has said the EU and delegation will receive the privileges necessary to do their work in ... Brexit • 21 Jan
London behind other regions in vaccinating over 80s British bars and restaurants should stay shut until May, researchers have suggested as Prime Minister Boris Johnson acknowledged it was "too early to say" when ... Coronavirus • 13 hrs
Families demand full investigation into NI conflict Some 3,500 relatives of people killed during the Northern Ireland conflict have urged the British and Irish governments to fully investigate the decades of violence. Ulster • 21 Jan
Call for UK govt to fund payments for Troubles victims A former Police Ombudsman in Northern Ireland has called on the British government to fund the cost of payments for victims of the Troubles. Northern Ireland • 20 Jan
Empty shelves in NI due to Covid, not Brexit - Lewis Northern Ireland Secretary of State Brandon Lewis has said any empty shelves in Northern Ireland are due to coronavirus issues and not because of Brexit. Brexit • 19 Jan
Britain reports record 1,610 Covid-19 deaths Britain reported a record number of deaths from Covid-19 on Tuesday with 1,610 people dying within 28 days of a positive coronavirus test, exceeding the ... Coronavirus • 19 Jan
Downing Street denies nap time in Johnson's schedule Downing Street has rejected a suggestion that British Prime Minister Boris Johnson clears time in his diary for a nap. UK • 19 Jan
Markle letter to dad published to 'set record straight' Thomas Markle wanted a newspaper to help him "set the record straight" on his relationship with his daughter and approved the publication of extracts from ... UK • 19 Jan
Shellfish trucks protest in London over export delays Several people have been fined after a protest in London over the post-Brexit fishing agreement involving trucks being parked on roads near 10 Downing Street ... Brexit • 18 Jan
UK govt to increase engagement with victims of Troubles The UK government has pledged to "intensify" engagement with victims' groups in addressing the legacy of the Northern Ireland conflict. UK • 18 Jan
Extension sought for ratification of EU-UK trade deal The European Union will seek an extension to the deadline by which the free trade agreement with the UK must be ratified. Brexit • 18 Jan
Trump baby blimp finds new home at London museum A blimp depicting US President Donald Trump as a snarling, nappy-wearing orange baby has found a home in one of London's most popular museums. News Lens • 18 Jan
UK hopes to consider easing lockdown in March - Raab The British government hopes it can meet its target for rolling out Covid-19 vaccines and be able to consider easing lockdown restrictions by March, foreign ... Coronavirus • 17 Jan
Man not allowed search dump for £210m bitcoin he tossed A Welshman has offered local officials a potential £50m (€56m) coronavirus relief fund if they let him search a landfill for a hard drive containing ... News Lens • 15 Jan
UK to close travel corridors but Ireland still exempt British Prime Minister Boris Johnson has ordered the closure of all travel corridors from Monday to protect the UK against new coronavirus strains, ending the ... Coronavirus • 15 Jan
Tower of London 'queen' raven missing, believed dead The Tower of London's "queen" raven is missing and feared dead, but her master says there are still seven ravens in residence preventing the fall ... UK • 14 Jan
Britain targeting 24/7 vaccine programme - Johnson Britain is targeting a 24-hour, seven-day a week vaccination programme as soon as possible, Prime Minister Boris Johnson has said, as he bids to step ... Coronavirus • 13 Jan
Jailed UK terrorism offenders attack prison officer Three men convicted of terrorism offences, including the brother of the Manchester Arena suicide bomber and an Iraqi who tried to blow up a London ... UK • 13 Jan
UK will suspend NI Protocol if supplies become critical British Prime Minster Boris Johnson has said his government will suspend part of the Northern Ireland Protocol if the situation of supplies to supermarkets in ... Brexit • 14 Jan
Are NI supermarket issues Brexit 'teething troubles'? Just how bad is the import/export situation in the UK as a result of Brexit? And in particular, how bad is it in Northern Ireland ... Brexit • 13 Jan
