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Brexit
The latest news, award-winning analysis, and in-depth features on the UK's exit from the European Union
How did Nigel Farage go from crank to bookies’ favourite for prime minister after the next election?
Farage’s carefully crafted persona plays on nostalgia for an imagined world sourced from the golden age of British TV
Most Northern Ireland residents who voted for Brexit believe it has failed, poll finds
Despite dwindling support, Queens University study finds ‘leaver’ and ‘remainer’ identities are valued
UK markets now have to deal with the Burnham factor - and they are looking nervous
A long drawn out leadership battle with uncertain policy implications will keep sterling and UK government bonds on edge
Nigel Farage’s success is the Leopards Eating People’s Faces Party meme come to life
It’s a bit late now for the British media to start asking hard questions about the Reform UK leader
EasyJet founder’s group takes trademark court challenge in Irish court
Defendants argue that court has no jurisdiction as they have not targeted Irish consumers with their services
It’s worth reflecting on what Reform UK’s success might mean for Northern Ireland
Politics across the United Kingdom looks increasingly fractured
Keir Starmer makes pitch to deepen EU-UK ties as he fights for his job
Labour leader and UK prime minister facing backbench revolt over elections disaster
Bill Nighy: ‘I’m pretending to be Irish. So God help us all. May my mother forgive me’
500 Miles star on bagging an Irish passport and Michael Gambon’s genius
Keir Starmer could make a bold move on Brexit to avoid being pushed out of office
Pressure on the UK prime minister is set to rise this week
Irish EU presidency offers strong opportunity to re-energise relationship with UK
Close partnership is of benefit to all parties concerned
Keir Starmer has drifted from one U-turn to the next
Two of the most impressive officials in the Brexit saga have been axed by their political bosses who live to fight another day
Here are the cars worth importing from the UK to Ireland in 2026
Motors help desk: Practical advice on your motoring queries, from buying and selling to issues you have with your current car
I was a teenage activist, often skiving school for public demonstrations
When you take to the streets in protest, you do so in a position of radical vulnerability. Think of the lone figure before the tanks in Tiananmen Square
Ironically, 10 years after Brexit, the most popular stance by the British PM is opposing populism
Polls suggest more than half British public would now vote to rejoin the bloc if given the chance
The Irish Times view on UK-EU relations: Starmer inches closer to Europe
His call for closer ties has become an explicit argument made in his political favour
Lara Marlowe: A far-right victory in France would be a win for Putin and Trump
The RN’s challenge for the next year is to bring on board the bulk of the right, the traditional right as well as their hard core far-right supporters
Suddenly, Great Yarmouth’s obesity rates made sense
For some reason that I couldn’t fathom, I felt a soft spot for the Brexity Norfolk seaside town that thinks Farage is too soft
Brussels banking rules could hit lenders and UK-EU ‘reset’
Concern that efforts to boost European defence spending could also be damaged
Trump is hastening Britain’s return to the EU
Economics, security and domestic politics all point the Starmer government towards Brussels
Calls for an amnesty for British soldiers in Northern Ireland are based on a myth
Investigating past army misdeeds is a witch-hunt, right-leaning Britain is told, but where is the evidence?
Irish Border will feature in EU–UK ‘reset’ if Reform wins power, MP says
The TUV party pledges to complete the unfinished business of Brexit
Everybody needs good neighbours. Like Ireland and Britain right now
Communique issued after last week’s meeting in Cork revealed depth of growing co-operation since PM entered Downing Street
Ireland-UK to carry out ‘live exercises’ after leaders agree on protections of sea cables
Taoiseach Micheál Martin and UK prime minister Keir Starmer presented a united front after Cork summit
An Post launches UK service to bypass ‘post-Brexit trade barriers’
Company says SMEs have faced ‘complexity, cost, and considerable delays’ when selling into the 69m-strong British consumer market
Can the Anglo-Irish honeymoon of Keir Starmer’s premiership last after his departure?
Prime minister has transformed British-Irish relations during his time in Downing Street – can they thrive after he is gone?
The Irish Times view on the Ireland-UK summit: an ever-improving relationship
The two countries share common interests on security, trade and other interests
EVs ‘cheaper than diesel cars’ on second-hand market for first time
Decline in prices of used electric vehicles also appears to have stabilised, says DoneDeal
Foreign investment and infrastructure should by run by cross-Border body, argues SDLP
Report calls for mutual recognition of qualifications and skills and integration of rail services across the island
Visitors to Britain must now pay £16. This hasn’t had the predicted results
Yesterday marked the start of strict enforcement when boarding transport to the UK, hence Aer Lingus requiring passports on all flights to Britain
Embracing Anglo-Irish history will never oblige us to think better of Cromwell, says Martin
Most British historians have ‘no interest’ in Ireland, says academic as Cambridge announces new Anglo-Irish post
Jim Ratcliffe’s ‘colonisation’ comments on immigrants land awkwardly at Manchester United
Clumsy wording based on wrong figures raises fresh questions on judgment of club’s billionaire co-owner
If Keir Starmer goes, Britain’s reputation as a banana republic will be secured
Calling for him to quit is like thinking better trainers will make up for all those runs you failed to go on
‘John O’Dowd pints’ proved the final straw for Sinn Féin in pub and hotel rates row
Why does the party govern in Northern Ireland as if it is afraid of its own shadow?
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