Theresa Villiers

MPs vote to remove control of Brexit from May government

Three junior ministers resign before defying whip to back amendment tabled by Tory Oliver Letwin

Tory Brexiteers claim technology can keep Irish Border open in new plan

Rees-Mogg’s group’s report suggests customs can be conducted away from the Border

Coveney says Ireland would back Brexit extension talks request

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

John Redmond’s spirit of pragmatic persuasion is in short supply

London Letter: Small but diverse group marks Irish politician’s centenary in Westminster

Ditching Theresa May will not alter the course of Brexit

UK politics: what blinder would a new prime minister play that May is not able to?

Northern Ireland: Bradley faces an uphill task

Bradley’s decision to come to Belfast so quickly after her appointment demonstrates a seriousness of purpose

Inquiries, ‘collusion’ and seeking truth in Loughinisland killings

Former RUC officers want report’s findings about 1994 UVF murders to be quashed

Hastings hotel group squares up to Brexit

Renowned family remains optimistic about future but wants political stability

NI Assembly: with election over, what happens next

Northern Secretary James Brokenshire could introduce legislation to allow for period of negotiations

UK not taking seriously Brexit impact on Ireland

Ireland could become one of the most economically damaged EU countries post-Brexit

Brexit may lead to return of Border customs controls

Theresa May says maintaining Common Travel Area is a priority in keynote speech

Vincent Browne: Cynical opportunism over Stack case

Challenging Gerry Adams on confidentiality is more fake indignation by media

Alan Shatter: Difficulties of Brexit for Ireland can't be underestimated

Many unanticipated and unintended consequences will shortly become visible

Theresa May failed to back Cameron in Brexit campaign, books claim

British PM hampered predecessor’s attempts to rein in migration, according to extracts

Irish Border must remain open after Brexit, Villiers says

Former Northern Ireland secretary says it is ‘crucial’ the crossing is kept unfortified

Using Irish border to police migrants to UK ‘won’t work’, says Minister

Charlie Flanagan says ‘invisible border’ betwen Republic and North must remain

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