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Politics

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Leadership challenge ‘on the cards’ after Boris Johnson suffers largest rebellion
Different treatment for those who have got booster jab would be unfair at this stage, says Martin
Antigen testing programme to be rolled out for early learning and childcare services from tomorrow
Politicians back mandatory Covid-19 certification regulations for Northern Ireland
Cabinet approves €100 payment for all electricity customers
DCC says 'no low hanging fruit' when it comes to vacant houses in the capital
Booster dose gap to be reduced to three months, Health Minister announces
Irish trade and politics are being transformed by Brexit - but how? What can we expect in 2022?
Boris Johnson accused of ‘culture of disregard’ for Covid rules as Christmas quiz photo emerges
'A lot of people feel they’re not being listened to': What do NI's unionists want after Brexit?
'It won't resolve anything': How likely is a post-Brexit trade war between the UK and the EU?
Department acknowledges no legal basis for mandatory Public Services Card to access services other than welfare
No plans to change NI Covid restrictions over Christmas, says First Minister
Explainer: What's happening on the Russia-Ukraine border and how likely is an invasion?
Plan to take €100 off the first electricity bills of 2022 to be discussed by Cabinet next week
Mandatory hotel quarantine signed back into law amid Omicron concerns
'It's a little bit shambolic': Hundreds turned away after two Dublin walk-in centres reach capacity
Govt says it was 'too complicated' to bring in targeted hospitality supports and instead extends EWSS
Inquiry into Number 10 party claims could be widened to other events, warns UK Cabinet minister
GSOC: Government must give greater protections to Irish whistleblowers
People in their 30s and 40s to be offered booster jab this month as roll-out to be accelerated
Tánaiste says there will be no blackouts this winter as power stations back online
Police will not investigate ‘rule-breaking No 10 Christmas party’ for now
Government says it's 'not practical' to give Dáil scrutiny to Covid emergency powers
Joe Biden warns Putin of 'unprecedented sanctions' if Russia invades Ukraine
Schools across the country advised to 'open tomorrow as usual'
Explainer: Why is there uproar over a Number 10 party that happened last Christmas?
NIAC recommends all children aged 5 to 11 should be offered Covid vaccine
Biden and Putin square off for two-hour call as Ukraine tensions mount
More than 215,000 booster appointments missed in the last two weeks, Taoiseach tells Dáil
Taoiseach says funding will be made available to schools that wish to purchase HEPA filters
Joe Biden begins video summit with Vladimir Putin amid fears over potential Ukraine invasion
US vows to boost military presence if Russia attacks Ukraine
Government confirms details of reopened PUP scheme as ministers meet hospitality representatives
Fear and loathing (and unbridled enthusiasm) in London: How the Treaty negotiators were greeted
Donal Fallon
Anthony Flynn's DCC seat may remain vacant if councillors can't agree on replacement