DUP sidelined once more amid Johnson win despite support ‘tinged with sadness’

Company to create up to 50 jobs at Dungloe facility, with capacity for 30,000 tests daily

The Co Antrim company maintains that recent negative reports are ‘simply not true’

Our neighbours are still struggling to believe that Brexit is a real-world event

What was Collins’s ‘freedom to achieve freedom’ speech all about?

Visiting delegation attempts to disabuse ERG of ‘conspiracy-type thinking’ in heated talks

DUP leader warns that no-deal could still occur without changes to contentious issue

British prime minister asks MPs to take a second look at her Brexit deal

Dozens of Conservative backbenchers say they were unable to support May’s deal

Demands on immigration and security met but frictionless trade not mentioned

Rees-Mogg admits failure to get 48 MPs’ signatures needed for PM confidence vote

British PM reacts after former foreign secretary labels Chequers Brexit plan ‘a cheat’

DUP’s leader in Westminster claims backstop ‘would constitutionally break up the UK’

Tánaiste dismisses idea of no-deal outcome as Eurosceptic ‘bravado’

Wilson says it appears increasingly difficult to deliver the kind of Brexit his party wants

Fianna Fáil TD says article by Sammy Wilson and Owen Paterson has no recourse to facts

UK Brexit secretary says Dáil has had ‘quite a strong influence from Sinn Féin’

The 1998 agreement has been implemented neither in spirit nor in practice

Brexit’s true believers have just realised the treaty makes the hard Brexit they desire virtually impossible

Firms relying on UK market will face difficulties when Britain leaves EU, Varadkar says

Tánaiste tweet directed at Labour’s Hoey and Conservative Hannan

Britain’s chief Brexit negotiator says 'anything agreed for North applies to whole country'

Best hope of avoiding disaster is to revoke article 50 triggering open-ended transition

Most positions unchanged as George Osborne calls May ‘dead woman walking’

Opposition denounces ‘coalition of cruelty’ as MP mentions possibility of lowering time limits

Peace process and impact on Republic make North a critical issue in EU bargaining

Bad manners and mutual disrespect must disappear if accord in North to be struck

Sterling’s fall is already pushing up the price of food in Britain, which imports 48% of it

Tory leadership candidate and ‘true-blue Brexiteer’ holds some unfashionable views

Appeal over verdict that UK justified in reneging on commitment to set up tribunal

British PM loses to Tory Eurosceptics and Labour members over campaign restrictions

New legislation would allow ministers to use taxpayers’ money for campaign

British PM moves fast to open talks with EU leaders on UK membership terms

Theresa Villiers comments as debate after Stormont talks continues

Warning that businesses in UK would shift profits to operations in Northern Ireland

British PM’s rhetoric on benefits won’t be enough to appease anti-EU Tories

Chancellor promises better deal for Britain before referendum on membership of union

A Gloucestershire farmer’s blog has highlighted the issue of badgers and TB

Relatives of 11 people shot dead by British Army in 1971 renew appeal for inquiry

Price admitted providing phone used to claim Real IRA attack