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Politics

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Labour's priority is to prevent no-deal Brexit before seeking general election, Corbyn says
The UK is in 'uncharted constitutional waters' yet again - so what are the prospects for a written constitution?
Michael Palin in North Korea: 'I realise almost immediately that I have gone too far. Quite a long way too far'
Michael Palin
Behind-the-scenes pressure on minister to raise inheritance tax threshold in the Budget
Sinn Féin wants to give a tax break to all renters at a cost of €279 million
'Entirely possible' we could have another Budget within the space of a few months
Donald Trump recorded suggesting that whistleblower is involved in 'treason'
John Major accuses Boris Johnson of 'wilfully' destroying prospects of Brexit agreement
Drew Harris says existing legislation adequate in dealing with protests outside abortion centres
Paul Murphy TD parts company with Socialist Party and plans to launch new group
Visits of Trump and Pence this year cost An Garda Síochána between €15-18 million
Finance Committee to investigate 'rip-off' dual pricing by insurance industry
Labour MP Jess Phillips says a man was arrested after trying to 'smash the windows' of her constituency office
Boris Johnson stands firm and ignores appeals to apologise over Jo Cox comments
Whistleblower: White House officials 'locked down' transcript of call with Ukrainian leader
Varadkar meets Jimmy Fallon while on US trade mission
Revenue needs to put in place another 81 staff ahead of 31 October Brexit date
Boris Johnson criticised for using name of murdered MP Jo Cox to sell Brexit
Taoiseach says Facebook's standards must be reviewed after posts about QIH executives left online for years
A bullish Boris Johnson refuses to apologise and again says the Supreme Court 'was wrong'
Minister accused of damaging Ireland's reputation by appealing the Data Commissioner's PSC findings
Investigation into whether frogs, eels and bats were buried alive by silt spread on Tallaght wetlands
JobPath scheme extended by one year to help with 'labour uncertainty' from Brexit
Angry exchanges in Commons as Attorney General declares 'parliament is dead'
'Lunney attack was the last straw': Martin says cross-border agency needed to root the 'evil out of the border region'
Ombudsman criticises use of hotels as emergency accommodation for asylum seekers
Review of junior cycle History recommends it should remain as an optional subject
Here's why a phone call between Trump and the Ukrainian president has led to impeachment proceedings
Higgins says he wasn't elected to 'just read speeches he has been handed'
Over a thousand names added to home help waiting list in space of four months as total surges to 7,300
No-deal Brexit fears: Health chiefs say enough medicines stockpiled to last till New Year
Formal impeachment inquiry of Donald Trump announced by House Speaker Nancy Pelosi
Explainer: How does impeachment work and what are the chances of Trump being removed?
Taoiseach tells Boris Johnson there is still a 'very wide gap' between UK and EU on Brexit deal
Trump threatens to intensify sanctions on Iran as Europeans seek UN breakthrough
Column: Britain doesn't have a written constitution. Today isn't the first time that that's led to major problems
Niamh Reilly
Boris Johnson under pressure to resign as Supreme Court rules prorogation was illegal
UK Supreme Court rules that Boris Johnson's prorogation is 'unlawful, void and had no effect'
Government currently considering 10 petroleum licence applications in Irish waters
Trump 'withheld' €360m in military aid to Ukraine over Biden row