UK cannot betray ‘increasing majority’ to remain, says Tusk

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European Council President Donald Tusk has claimed that the UK mustn't betray the “increasing majority” of British people who want to cancel Brexit and...

BBC coverage of Ireland ‘lacks depth’, says former executive

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By Colin Gannon Irish issues have not been “properly explored or scrutinised” by the BBC since the Troubles ended, including it's "limited" Brexit coverage, according...

Two in three Irish ‘in favour’ of diaspora vote

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By Colin Gannon A majority in Ireland support extending presidential election voting rights to Irish citizens abroad and in Northern Ireland, according to a recent...

Dawn Butler: St. Patrick’s Day wishes to readers

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By Dawn Butler, Labour Member of Parliament for Brent Central. I would like to wish everyone in Brent and beyond a very happy St...

‘Darker than dark’: The hidden forces bankrolling Brexit

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Colin Gannon Tufton Street, London: an inconspicuous metropolitan street close to Westminster, lined with unspectacular, red-bricked Victorian townhouses. To outsiders, this appears a relatively...

Cross-party calls for Bradley to resign ‘untenable’ position

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Colin Gannon The families of victims killed in a bloody massacre during the Troubles are demanding the resignation of Northern Ireland secretary Karen Bradley after...

I’ll visit all 32 Irish counties, vows Prince Charles

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Heir to the British throne Prince Charles, who fifty years ago this month became the Prince of Wales, kicked off St Patrick’s Day celebrations...
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Musicians can tour “freely” in UK via Ireland under new system

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Colin Gannon The UK government’s decision to scrap “perverse” changes to rules on touring musicians entering the country via Dublin is “very welcome”, music industry...

Cash register tycoon tots up his life in UK

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By PJ Cunningham Retired businessman Mark McGaugh, 78, who came to this country from Mayo in the 1950s, has just written a book about...

‘No meal Brexit’ looms

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Colin Gannon A no-deal Brexit could lead to food shortages and tariffs of up to 45 per cent which will “squeeze’ household budgets across the...