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Report contradicts UK minister's claim that no public money spent on no-ships ferry contract
Transport Secretary Chris Grayling is coming under fire after claiming that no public funds were spent on the Seaborne Freight contract.
UK government terminates £13.8m contract with Seaborne Freight for no-deal Brexit ferries
It’s been reported that the contract was cancelled after an Irish company, Arklow Shipping, withdrew its backing.
Two people arrested over UK house fire that killed four children
Emergency services were called to the blaze in the Highfields area of Stafford at 2.40am on Tuesday.
Equine flu outbreak cancels all horse racing in Britain but Irish racecourses stay open
Three horses from the same yard are confirmed to have the virus.
Theresa May to meet Leo Varadkar in Dublin on Friday
The two leaders will discuss the current Brexit landscape.
Four children have died in a house fire in Staffordshire in the UK
Two adults and another child are being treated in hospital and their injuries are believed to be non life-threatening.
Theresa May to give Brexit speech in Northern Ireland today
Tánaiste Simon Coveney has said no alternatives to the backstop have stood up to scrutiny.
Theresa May to visit Northern Ireland tomorrow
May will meet with businesses and local community groups.
'One of the loudest voices against an indefinite backstop': What's Dominic Raab up to?
From his review of the Good Friday Agreement to sparring with Irish journalists on Twitter, it’s been an interesting week for Mr Raab.
'Risk to life' warning issued in UK as snow forces motorists to abandon cars and pupils to stay in school
Temperatures dropped as low as -15.4 in the Scottish Highlands last night.
Government pledges £1m to redevelop London Irish Centre to help 'serve diverse needs' of community
The centre first opened in 1955 to meet the needs of new Irish emigrants to the English capital.
British MPs to vote on seven motions - including on NI backstop - to amend Brexit withdrawal deal
In a bid to try to secure the support of MPs, May will hold talks with unnamed officials or leaders from the EU today.
UK risking a no-deal Brexit 'by accident' because it can't decide what it wants, EU negotiator warns
Sabine Weyand said today the risk of the UK crashing out of Europe is “high”.
Theresa May offers her battered Brexit deal to MPs again - so what's different?
The Grieve and Cooper amendments are the most likely to gain the support of the House of Commons – so what are they?
Irish government publishes no-deal Brexit plans for transport, healthcare and consumer protection
The laws apply to a wide number of areas of Irish society.
Men jailed for importing almost £50 million worth of drugs into the UK
The pair were involved in the importation of cannabis and a drug used to treat insomnia.
Men jailed for life for fatal shop explosion in 'wicked' insurance scam attempt
The three men torched a Polish supermarket in Leicester in February last year, killing 5 people.
Irish motorists to require 'Green Card' to drive across Northern Ireland border in event of no-deal Brexit
Irish vehicles travelling to the UK may no longer by covered by EU rules after 29 March.
'No deal? No problem': A street-side view of Britain's great Brexit battle
“If this was 500 years ago, there’d be a civil war and we’d be stabbing each other with spikes!” one Leave voter said.
'She's in office, but not in power': What could happen if Theresa May's Brexit deal fails?
An extension to Article 50, a change of leadership, a no-deal Brexit… or another referendum? Here’s what could happen.
Last-minute letters between Theresa May and two EU leaders have been published
On the eve of the Brexit vote, this letter is hoped to offer enough reassurance to pass Theresa May’s deal.
Theresa May to warn of 'catastrophic' effects of failing to deliver Brexit during Stoke factory visit
There’s only one day to go before the crucial vote in the House of Commons.
All eyes are on Westminster again, but what can Theresa May do if her vote fails?
Warning: this article contains a lot of ifs and buts.
Brexiteers were furious with Westminster's House Speaker this week - so what's the latest row about?
A ‘Bollocks to Brexit’ sticker, an argument over the meaning of “forthwith” and fiery exchanges all make for an entertaining incident.
Pro-Brexit protester arrested in relation to incident which saw British MP branded a 'fascist'
Anna Soubry was heckled as she entered Parliament on Monday.
Senior Kinahan figure arrested at UK airport as part of probe into supply of drugs and firearms to Ireland
Both men are currently being questioned at a police station in Staffordshire.
'This political chaos cannot go on': Corbyn calls for general election to break Brexit deadlock
May faces a crucial vote next week on her proposed Brexit deal.
Not much optimism for Irish hauliers after no-deal Brexit tailback test at Dover
Yesterday, 89 trucks took part in a no-deal Brexit test to see what delays there would be if there were checks at the Port of Dover.
'Monster' 64m fatberg discovered blocking sewer in UK
The mass, which is made up of oil, fat and wet wipes, is the largest-ever fatberg to have been discovered in Devon.
Ex-youth football coach dies in car crash on day he's to stand trial for sex abuse charges
Michael ‘Kit’ Carson was accused of the sexual abuse of boys aged under 16.
Pro-EU MP Anna Soubry criticises police after group of protesters call her 'Nazi' outside UK parliament
Anna Soubry was forced to stop after being heckled as she conducted interviews on BBC and Sky News.
Here's what some Irish MEPs said when asked if there will be a hard border in Ireland
The Irish government and the EU says they’re not preparing for a hard border – here’s what three Irish MEPs think.
A look back at the last referendum the UK had on EU membership
The British electorate were first asked if they wanted to be part of the precursor to the EU after they were already a member of it.
Two arrests after UK manhunt following fatal stabbing on London-bound train
Police say they do not believe it was a random attack.
Derry woman in wrangle with UK Home Office fears Brexit could complicate her immigration case
The UK Home Office has argued that British immigration laws supercede the Good Friday Agreement.
If there is a Brexit deal - what trade agreements can UK businesses expect?
Norway plus, Canada plus plus, or no-deal rules?
'It's time to take stock': Former Brexit secretary urges Theresa May to delay Brexit vote again
David Davis said that it was time for the UK “to take stock” ahead of the planned crucial vote.
The ridiculous things UK politicians have said about Ireland and Brexit
“The Irish living in the UK have a great civic duty to educate the English.”
The post-Brexit Irish passport boom in Britain is not slowing down
Applications for Irish passports in Britain and Northern Ireland made up 22% of all Irish passport applications in 2018.
Juncker tells UK 'get your act together' over Brexit
The European Commission President thinks most MPs “deeply distrust” both the EU and Theresa May.
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