Northern Ireland

“It is welcome that we have seen a de-escalation over the weekend, but the work is not done,” U.K. leader’s spokesperson said.

Emergency recall of Stormont denounces wave of racist attacks – and rejects DUP bid to defend anti-immigrant protesters.

What has happened, who is behind the violence and how the U.K. government has responded.

Far right rioters have targeted mosques and other buildings following the killing of three young girls in Southport last Monday.

With just 121 Conservative MPs left, it’ll be an uphill struggle for these contenders to turn around the once-mighty British party’s fortunes.

The new U.K. prime minister told Northern Ireland’s government in Belfast existing rules must be enforced before he could seek further changes.

Britain’s new leader already has an overflowing in-tray.

Irish republican party completes hat trick of first-place elections finishes.

Donald Trump’s top right-wing British ally warned he wants to “challenge the general election properly in 2029” after being elected for the first time.

Irish eyes are smiling at the prospect of Keir Starmer in Downing Street surrounded by Irish-savvy aides.

Euroskeptic Bill Cash is leaving Westminster after 40 years. In a POLITICO interview, he swipes at Reform leader Farage — and says parliament’s role in Brexit shouldn’t be overlooked.

Politicians shut down the Stormont Assembly for two years. Among the casualties: Northern Ireland’s hopes of greening its economy.

Delighted by Brexiteer’s surprise present, Democratic Unionists giddily call on Jim Allister’s TUV to dump its Reform UK branding from campaign ads.

Anti-immigrant voices seize the opposition narrative from Sinn Féin as electoral tide goes out for under-fire leader Mary Lou McDonald.

Financial regulation as pillow talk may not be everyone’s cup of tea — but the topic could lead to a rekindling of a relationship that for several years had soured.

Brussels’ red line presents a choice for Keir Starmer, who has said Britain should not be a “rule-taker.”

Carrier’s CEO sees no reputational risk in aiding legal deportations of illegal arrivals.

The veterans minister is refusing to hand over names of military informants alleging major wrongdoing in Afghanistan — and the clock is ticking.

To Irish eyes, post-Brexit Britain’s toughening message to asylum seekers looks like “To Rwanda — or to Ireland.”

Yousaf managed 8.1 Liz Trusses in the job.

Irish Justice Minister Helen McEntee will discuss migration with UK Home Secretary James Cleverly on Monday.

As the U.S. grapples with abortion limits, British lawmakers propose scrapping all legal penalties.