UK election

EU views Boris Johnson’s fighting talk on Brexit as more bluster

Nobody in Brussels believes a deal can be negotiated and ratified by the end of 2020

Markets take fright as Boris Johnson opens door to hard Brexit

Sterling erases all gains since election exit poll and UK-focused stocks fall

Fintan O’Toole: UK election saw three big pillars of political stability crack on a single day

The fragile UK is now in the hands of a man with the touch of a chicken strangler

London must finally decide just what kind of Brexit it wants

UK’s exit from EU is only cast-iron certainty following Johnson’s election victory

Boris Johnson rallies new MPs ahead of vote on Brexit deal

PM completes mini-reshuffle ahead of comprehensive reshaping of cabinet in February

Labour leadership apologises for UK election ‘disaster’

Jeremy Corbyn takes responsibility for worst result since 1935 but insists party’s policies were popular

Boris Johnson’s majority is more fragile than it seems

Finn McRedmond: Tories must now appease both their traditional base and converts from Labour

North’s political heavyweights have been sent a firm message on Stormont

The electorate has told DUP and Sinn Féin: it is time to deal with day-to-day issues

UK election: Who could be the next leader of the Labour Party?

Yvette Cooper, Keir Starmer and Emily Thornberry are among potential candidates

Jeremy Corbyn: ‘I take my responsibility’ for election defeat

‘I am proud we won the arguments,’ says Labour leader of his party’s election failure

Johnson cannot keep Scotland in union against its will - Sturgeon

First minister says if PM thinks ‘saying no is end of matter he is going to find himself utterly wrong’

UK election: Johnson vows to repay trust of former Labour voters

Johnson gives speech in Sedgefield, once the constituency of Labour ex-PM Tony Blair

Story of North election was Alliance surge at expense of unionist and nationalist blocs

The Democrat Unionist Party lost one-sixth of its voters and Sinn Féin almost a quarter

‘Clown or statesman, which PM has UK woken up to?’ – European press react to Tory victory

Brexit appears to be prism through which majority of newspapers view election victory

Northern results do not make a united Ireland inevitable

Boost for Alliance shows voting remain is not the same thing as wanting reunification

Cliff Taylor: Brexit will be done – Ireland needs our election soon

We need a new government by April or May when EU–UK trade talks will be in full swing

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