Gary Lineker remains top paid while Graham Norton is third on the list

Speaker has great latitude in choosing which precedents to invoke and which to ignore

Appointment of Paul Mageean and Dr Vicky Conway approved by the government

Brexiteer Rees-Mogg says attacks on Johnson’s reflection of ‘envy’

Opposition to terminations was considered rare point of cross-community agreement in North

Former Catalan leader, released on bail, could still face trial for misuse of public funds

As London lodges for journalists and MPs revealed, organisation says ‘enough is enough’

Sydney Letter: A year of Liberal-National infighting is sweetened with recovery in polls

State human rights watchdog says abortion should be widely available

Abortion case proves the importance of the Human Rights Act to Northern Ireland

Toy company accused of alienating older fans after age ban at Legoland in Melbourne

Britain’s biggest buy-to-let investor Fergus Wilson faces legal action over ban

It is proper for religious believers to defend the constitutional safeguard

European and Irish bodies have long sought ethnic minority status for Travellers

Human rights are sewn into the Belfast Agreement, which the UK will not breach

‘Australian government going to extraordinary lengths to hide daily despair of the people ’

Court ruled lack of exceptions breaches entitlement to respect for private and family life

Non-jury courts are required because of the failure to reassure law-abiding citizens they have nothing to fear from paramilitary organisations or criminal gangs

Judge finds that current legislation in breach of European Convention on Human Rights

Dóchas director Hans Zomer’s appointment comes after departure of two advisers