British prime minister David Cameron sought yesterday to smooth relations with angry grassroot members of his Conservative Party, insisting he (...)

Pressure continued to mount on the British Conservative party leadership yesterday over claims that an ally of British prime minister David Cam(...)

International tax law “could almost certainly benefit from reform”, but it is politicians and not companies t(...)

The son of slain Belfast solicitor Pat Finucane has urged US congressmen to pressure the British gover(...)

Minister for Finance Michael Noonan yesterday defended Ireland’s corporate tax regime, following a meeting of EU finance minis(...)

Sometime next year, confirmed the Taoiseach.It’s going to happen. That gives them plenty of time to hoover the carpet in Buckingham Palac(...)

David Cameron’s dramatic decision to publish a draft Bill on the EU referendum appeared to have failed to quell backbench rebellion over Europe(...)

Finance Minister Michael Noonan, as chairman of the European Union’s finance ministers during Ireland’s time as president of the European counc(...)

David Cameron’s European policy is becoming more and more uncertain as it encounters increasing concern about his pledge to hold a referendum o(...)

Conservative Party Eurosceptics were given a boost when two cabinet ministers publicly declared they would vote to leave the European Union on (...)