‘A lot of pubs are having parties’ in the town with the highest ‘Leave’ vote in Britain

‘I’m not saying they’re all the same’ – Brexit voters in Boston, Lincolnshire, express relief

Blame our troubles on the 1990s – the decade that never ended

The fallout from the decade of Blair and Clinton continues to shape today’s crises

UK election: ‘Labour is promising to give away everything bar a free unicorn’

Jennifer O’Connell finds Brexit on the minds of Dudley North, a marginal seat in the sights of the Tories

More than 100 candidates to contest North’s 18 constituencies in election

DUP will run in 17 constituencies with Sinn Féin and SDLP fielding 15 candidates each

Economic and social changes have frayed tribal loyalty to Labour in the northeast

A rift is opening up between a London-based Labour leadership which is mostly Remain and parts of the party’s traditional heartland that voted Leave

Farage says Brexit Party to contest every seat without Tory pact

Party leader says Boris Johnson must ditch Brexit deal at election campaign launch

Polls point to Boris Johnson at risk of May’s electoral debacle

Despite big lead, Tories have ground to make up in highly unpredictable circumstances

Una Mullally: Brexit shows up our nonsensical approach to Irish citizenship

Easy access to Irish passports remains off limits to some sectors of our society

Newton Emerson: Two U-turns will leave DUP in a spin

The party is marginalised at Westminster and its rivals in Northern Ireland are circling

Why is Greta Thunberg so triggering for certain men?

Articles of 2019: How can a 16-year-old girl in plaits inspire such rage?

Tory majority could shrink to one as voters go to polls in Wales

Lib Dems tipped to win seat as Brecon byelection gives Boris Johnson first test

No rule to prohibit MEPs from hiring family of colleagues

Clare Daly has defended hiring son of Mick Wallace as a European Parliament assistant

Boris Johnson’s kipper claim is a total red herring, says EU

Tory leadership candidate wrongly blames Brussels for packaging costs imposed on producers

Kathy Sheridan: Kim Darroch was undone by the enemy within

Leaks tell us everything about the feral rage coursing through Brexit patriots

Pro-Brexit Labour MP Kate Hoey to stand down at next election

Antrim-born MP who opposes soft Brexit stands down in remain constituency of Vauxhall

Brexit Party MEPs turn backs on EU anthem on parliament’s first day

British MEPs take seats in Strasbourg more than three months after UK was to leave EU

Your Business Week: INM shareholders to consider Mediahuis takeover

Beyond Brexit talk; FedEx, Accenture and Providence Resources to report

Are the British really as xenophobic as they’ve been made out to be since Brexit?

Living in London for two years, I haven’t noticed any more bigotry than in other countries

The Irish Times view on Europe’s centre-right: the perils of imitation

Parties that mimic the far-right have suffered big electoral and reputational damage

Eurosceptic right kept at bay as pan-European democracy comes of age

EPP’s Manfred Weber’s potential presidency hangs in balance

Tories unlikely to select correct new leader, says Farage

Brexit Party leader predicts general election win if Conservatives fail on October Brexit

Northern Ireland: Long, Dodds and Anderson elected

Alliance, Sinn Féin and the DUP secure one seat in Europe each

Elections round-up: how people voted across the EU

Country-by-country guide to elections that saw modest gains for the far-right in many member states

Britain’s Brexit split grows as new dilemmas emerge

Despite Farage’s success, results across Europe were bad for British negotiators

UK elections 2019: Brexit Party and Lib Dems surge as voters desert main parties

Farage warns Tories he could win general election; Corbyn under pressure to back second referendum

EU to investigate Nigel Farage over expenses funded by Arron Banks

British Electoral Commission reviewing donations practices at Brexit Party

May’s cabinet to consider alternative Border proposal in Brexit deal

Legally-binding commitment would look to find other solutions by the end of 2020

Nigel Farage’s success could help Theresa May to get Brexit deal, says Coveney

Tánaiste sees obligation for Tories and Labour to find middle ground position

‘We do feel we’re being betrayed’: Older voters flock to Brexit Party

Nigel Farage attacks ‘dishonest, duplicitous and utterly useless’ Theresa May at party rally

Conservatives lose over 1,200 council seats as they bleed votes in all directions

Labour drop votes in both Leave and Remain areas, suggesting its attempt to straddle both sides on Brexit is not working with voters

UK local elections: Liberal Democrats take Tory strongholds

May under pressure to quit as Conservatives leader after losing more than 1,000 seats

To the left? European social democracy shows signs of life

Europe Letter: Spain is proof that centre-left parties can regain lost ground with a more radical approach

Second Brexit referendum ‘not a red line’ for Labour

Conservatives braced for heavy losses in local elections as they seek to avoid European poll

Farage in pole position for European Parliament elections

Brexit Party to focus on Labour heartlands as Change UK rules out Remain party pact

Boris Johnson’s sister announced as Change UK candidate

Anti-Brexit party launches European election campaign in Bristol

‘It’s beyond Brexit. It’s about who governs this country’

Thatcher’s hometown of Grantham is awash with anger and dismay at failure to exit EU

Negative Brexit consequences are UK’s responsibility – Juncker

European Commission president urges House of Commons to support May’s deal

Apathy rivals populism as an agent of European change

Political fragmentation and low turnout set to shape next European Parliament

Jacob Rees-Mogg’s sister to stand for Nigel Farage’s Brexit Party

Former Ukip leader Farage says UK is ‘led by donkeys’

‘No more Mr Nice Guy’ - Farage is back with his Brexit Party and this time he’s Mr Angry

Ex-Ukip leader promises ‘democratic revolution’ as he launches party

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