Tory MP not suspended after arrest on rape charge The Conservative Party in Britain has confirmed that the whip will not be removed from a Tory MP reportedly under police investigation over rape allegations. World • 02 Aug 20
Johnson involved in minor car crash in Westminster British Prime Minister Boris Johnson was involved in a minor car crash in London after his convoy was targeted by a protester. UK • 17 Jun 20
Govt will not compromise on 'fragile' peace process Tánaiste Simon Coveney has said the Government is not going to compromise on a peace process which he described as "fragile right now" in favour … Brexit • 28 Aug 19
Brexit: The EU looks on in 'suspended disbelief' This month the current UK parliamentary session has become the longest since the English Civil War (1642-51). It is a fitting distinction: the political civil … Analysis and Comment • 18 May 19
Brexit: What happens next? British Prime Minister Theresa May has promised to resign if Conservative Party rebels back her deal, but will they take her up on the offer? … Brexit • 28 Mar 19
UK govt backs plan for alternative to Brexit backstop British Prime Minister Theresa May has thrown her weight behind a parliamentary move to win her more Brexit negotiating power, by rallying MPs behind an … Brexit • 28 Jan 19
No-deal risk higher than ever before, warns Barnier EU chief Brexit negotiator Michel Barnier said Brussels "profoundly regrets" the vote on Theresa May's Withdrawal Agreement after two years of negotiation and warned the … Brexit • 16 Jan 19
Brexit: 2019 - the year of unlikely outcomes Europe Editor Tony Connelly looks ahead to another crucial week, and uncertain year, for Theresa May and her Brexit plans. Brexit • 12 Jan 19
May to meet Taoiseach in Dublin for Brexit talks British Prime Minister Theresa May will meet Taoiseach Leo Varadkar in Dublin tomorrow as part of her tour to secure "reassurances" from EU leaders to … Brexit • 11 Dec 18
As it happened: May defers Brexit deal vote Theresa May addressed the House of Commons in Westminster, confirming earlier speculation that she was calling off the vote on her Brexit deal over concern … Brexit • 10 Dec 18
Rudd backs alternative 'Plan B' if Brexit deal rejected British cabinet minister Amber Rudd has voiced support for a Norway-style model as an alternative to UK Prime Minister Theresa May's Brexit deal if the … Brexit • 08 Dec 18
'No-deal' Brexit would be worst possible outcome - Khan The Mayor of London has said Britain leaving the European Union without a Brexit deal would be the worst possible outcome. Brexit • 06 Dec 18
MPs say UK must move beyond Stormont 'sticking plaster' The British government must "move beyond a sticking plaster approach" to the collapse in power-sharing in Northern Ireland, MPs have warned. Ulster • 14 Sep 18
Man in court over attack outside British Parliament A terror suspect accused of attempting to murder members of the public and police officers in an attack outside British Parliament has appeared in court. UK • 20 Aug 18
Man charged over Tuesday's Westminster attack A 29-year-old man has been charged with attempting to murder members of the public and police officers by driving a car through crowds in Westminster. UK • 19 Aug 18
Suspect in UK attack arrested for attempted murder A 29-year-old man detained over a suspected terrorist attack outside the Houses of Parliament in London has been further arrested for attempted murder, police said. UK • 15 Aug 18
Driver who hit London pedestrians was British citizen A man who drove a car into London pedestrians outside Britain's parliament this morning was a British citizen who originally came from another country, British … UK • 14 Aug 18
Paisley Jr listed as Independent on Westminster website DUP MP Ian Paisley Junior has been registered on the Westminister parliament's website as an Independent. Politics • 02 Aug 18
Dublin event brings together female parliamentarians In September, representatives of parliaments across the world will gather in Dublin Castle. All of them will be women. The gathering of women's caucuses will … Politics • 22 Jul 18
Paisley in emotional apology to Commons over holidays Democratic Unionist MP Ian Paisley has made an emotional apology to the House of Commons for failing to register two family holidays funded by the … Politics • 19 Jul 18
Paisley Jnr suspended over non-declaration of benefits The Commissioner for Standards in the House of Commons at Westminster has recommended that DUP MP Ian Paisley Jnr be suspended for 30 days over … Politics • 18 Jul 18
Westminster Brexit messaging 'chaotic', says Tánaiste Tánaiste Simon Coveney acknowledges there had not been as much progress as expected on Brexit before key summit Politics • 27 Jun 18
UK must move on and make choices on Brexit - Varadkar The British government needs to move on from internal debates and make choices about what it wants from Brexit and must acknowledge that it cannot … Brexit • 13 Jun 18
Sinn Féin's Órfhlaith Begley wins West Tyrone seat Sinn Féin's Órfhlaith Begley declared herself a history maker as she became the first woman elected as West Tyrone MP. Ulster • 04 May 18
NI same-sex marriage bill passes first stage A Westminster bill calling for same sex marriage in Northern Ireland has passed its first parliamentary stage in the House of Lords. News • 28 Mar 18
