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Waiting for clarity: Trust crumbles and tension builds in final Brexit days
The absurdity of the Brexit process continues, as patience from all sides is put under strain.
'Dr Evil' tattooist jailed for 40 months for carrying out tongue splitting and ear removal
Brendan McCarthy (50) carried out the body modifications at his Dr Evil studio between 2012 and 2015.
RSA tells those living in Ireland with a UK drivers licence: 'Better to be safe than sorry, swap your licence now'
In the event of a no-deal Brexit the driving licence of a UK licence holder living in Ireland will no longer be recognised.
'A lot of concern' among EU states over prospect of Article 50 long extension, Coveney warns
EU’s chief negotiator Michel Barnier earlier said that EU member states should prepare for a no-deal Brexit.
Nigel Farage begins 435km march against 'Brexit betrayal', but admits he won't actually finish it
Around 100 Brexit supporters have joined the march from Sunderland to the House of Commons.
Here's why Theresa May is set to risk another vote on her battered Brexit deal
It’s been a bizarre week – but does the prime minister finally have Brexiteers backed in a corner?
If you plan to travel to the UK with your pet after a no-deal Brexit, here's what you'll need
The rules, issued by the Irish government, apply to cats, dogs… and ferrets travelling for non commercial reasons.
'Never has Europe been in such danger': Macron calls for EU reform in light of Brexit
In an opinion piece published in 28 newspapers around Europe, Macron outlined his vision for the EU’s future.
Strict rules banning the 'wrong kind of pallet' could lead to knock-on problems here post-Brexit
Strict global rules designed to stop the spread of beetles and other pests currently govern use of pallets.
Storm Freya to hit UK with gusts of up to 128km/h - but Ireland looks set to avoid its strongest winds
Conditions across the country are set to change across the country this weekend.
Man (30) jailed for three-and-a-half years for assaulting Irish Liverpool fan Seán Cox
Simone Mastrelli (30) was charged with two counts in connection with the assault of Seán Cox.
One million Green Card forms sent to motor insurance providers in case there's a no-deal Brexit
Drivers who think they may need a card have been advised to apply one month in advance.
Government moves to protect duty-free status quo between Ireland and UK in no-deal Brexit
At the turn of the millennium, the EU abolished duty-free and tax-free sales on all air and sea routes within the trade bloc.
Extradition cases between the UK and Ireland post-Brexit will prove a lot more difficult
There are concerns that reverting to the old system will cause delays.
US Congress won't support UK trade deal that threatens open border, says Varadkar
The Taoiseach had some harsh words for the House of Commons this evening.
Labour's Ian Austin becomes ninth MP to quit party this week
He has no plans to join the recently formed independent group.
'This is not related to Brexit': 3,500 jobs at risk after Honda announces closure of UK factory
The firm blamed “unprecedented changes” in the industry for the decision.
Seven Labour MPs quit the party claiming it's 'institutionally anti-semitic' and run by 'the machine of the hard left'
The MPs stopped short of forming a new party and will now sit in parliament as The Independent Group.
'Digital gangsters' at Facebook knowingly violated data privacy and 'bullied' other tech companies
A report by the UK government has examined the tech giant’s role in spreading fake news.
British airline Flybmi blames Brexit as it announces it will cease operations
The airline had been unable to secure post-Brexit flying contracts in Europe.
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.
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