Nigel Farage

This in not the end of the saga, the broader struggle is only just beginning

In The News podcast: Naomi O’Leary explores Europe’s Covid libertarianism

Hermann Kelly works for right-wing Romanian MEP who opposes ‘mandatory’ vaccines

Customs and VAT changes due to Brexit have Irish consumers feeling not so jolly

The former chairman of GB News on his fractious exit from the right-wing TV channel

TV review: Farage tries to rescue GB News with critiques of refugees, wokeness and the EU

Radio review: Hannon is more comfortable than any of Duffy’s other replacements

Patrick Freyne: Dan Wootton and Andrew Neil are the stars of this sort of Fox News UK

Treatment of Angela Rayner after poor election performance puts judgment in spotlight

Keir Starmers’s tactical mistakes contribute to Labour’s crushing defeat in Hartlepool

Breakaway attempt is a gamble on the nature of fandom across the world

Brexit ‘has cut off Northern Ireland from the rest of the UK’, says politician

Instead of using North for proxy wars, Britain and EU need to get back to living with ambiguity

‘I’ve always had the view that if I was able to do a job, I should put my name forward’

Our EU commissioner is among the guests at upcoming Irish Times Winter Nights festival

No chance of rejection in parliament as Labour pledge support for long-awaited pact

Analysis: There is no chance that the deal will be rejected in next week’s Commons vote

Book review: Phil Harrison’s zippy analysis needs to make a more robust argument about Britain

Thatcherite market reforms in 1986 resulted in an explosion in finance activity and jobs. Is that revolution about to go into reverse?

An Irishman’s Diary

Brexit Party leader he never liked the British PM’s outgoing chief adviser

Cancelling motions and deplatforming controversial speakers is becoming common

Chris Johns: ‘Woke’ politics are a turn-off for many people who just see political correctness on steroids

England’s mostly popular lockdown has its critics, none more eloquent than Jonathan Sumption

Analysis: Democrat once described UK PM as ‘a physical and emotional clone’ of Trump

The Irish-born chef on her life with Harry Herbert, future plans and new book of weeknight meals

British MP scolded for Covid-19 failure by Labour leader as Farage reformulates party

Reform UK will back policy of protection from Covid-19 only for most vulnerable

Farage joins Trump at Arizona rally as Wall Street has its worst day since June

Chris Johns: Time to permit Britain leave EU without deal it clearly does not want anyway

Does weak UK regulation allow influential think tanks to peddle the interests of anonymous donors?

A journalist has tried to smash the wall of silence around NI’s record political donation

Patrick Freyne: Rise of the Murdoch Dynasty is another great sitcom on a powerful patriarch

TV review: Shakespearean bathos hangs over BBC’s The Rise of the Murdoch Dynasty

In the face of a frightening pandemic, my partner and I are responding differently

The Boomtown Rats singer on childhood, grief, rebellion, Brexit and Ireland’s progress

Are Donald Trump and Nigel Farage the products of societies unable to focus on the big picture?

Super-spreaders are those able to spread ideas and beliefs far faster than normal

World View: Lessons to be learned through the experience of defeated Remainers

The Newcastle musician speaks about post-Brexit UK, fictional songwriting and embracing contradiction