Theresa May has this morning announced that she will step down as Conservative party leader on Friday, June 7.

Finance Minister Paschal Donohoe has warned that the risks of a no-deal Brexit are growing.

Finance Minister Paschal Donohoe has warned that the risks of a no-deal Brexit are growing.

Minister Paschal Donohoe says the threat of the UK crashing out of the EU without a deal is growing.

The leader of the House of Commons Andrea Leadsom has resigned, saying in a letter to Theresa May “I no longer believe that our approach will deliver on the referendum result”.

On the eve of elections that seem to carry particular weight for Israel and that troubled region, prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu pledged to annex Jewish settlements in the occupied Palestinian territories if he is re-elected tomorrow.

To say primary school teacher Andrew Moffatt has had a surreal few months is probably an understatement. Not long ago he was in Dubai, being entertained by Little Mix, having been shortlisted for the $1m Global Teacher Prize. But since then he’s been forced to defend his award-nominated inclusive teaching on the back of ardent parent protests.

UK Labour Party leader Jeremy Corbyn has said his party will oppose the government's Withdrawal Agreement if it is put to a parliamentary vote tomorrow.

The Government has failed to rule out the possibility of setting up special warehouses to take customs checks away from the border in a no-deal Brexit scenario.

The reaction to Margaret O’Connor’s decision not have kids was so extreme, she decided to write a thesis about it, she tells Pat Fitzpatrick.

Boris Johnson has dismissed as "ludicrous" claims the Brexit campaign he backed broke election spending rules, amid calls for the police to investigate.

A Westminster debate on emergency Northern Ireland legislation could be held on Monday.

The ringleader of the Tory plot to oust Theresa May has been roundly condemned by senior party figures as the Prime Minister promised to provide "calm leadership".

Philip Hammond has warned failing to secure a Brexit deal would be "very, very bad" for Britain ahead of the start of exit talks in Brussels on Monday.

It’s a constant battle to get a fair share of the end price and the reality has always been that the greatest share of it goes to the processors and the retailers, writes ICSA president Patrick Kent.

Ireland must not allow itself to be “punished” for having a clear market need to continue selling products to Britain in a post-Brexit world.

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The vast majority of young Irish people studying overseas are based in Britain, and they face an uncertain future

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London’s top-flight index rallied towards the closing bell as it was confirmed that Theresa May would be in post as prime minister by tomorrow after rival candidate Andrea Leadsom dropped out of the race.

Sterling rose against the euro yesterday after the path was cleared for UK home secretary Theresa May to be appointed prime minister, as S&P Global Ratings sounded its concerns over the “the vulnerability” of the British housing market.

Theresa May will become Britain’s second female prime minister tomorrow after David Cameron makes his final appearance in the Commons as premier.

Ireland faces a situation as potentially dangerous as the economic crash of 2008, following Brexit, yet Fine Gael is engaged in internal warfare and the Dáil is the most dysfunctional it has ever been.

Andrea Leadsom has apologised to Theresa May "for any hurt I have caused" after the row over comments which appeared to suggest being a mother gave her an advantage as a potential British prime minister.

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British interior minister Theresa May and eurosceptic rival Andrea Leadsom emerged as the two candidates who will battle to become Britain’s next prime minister and lead the country out of the EU.

Theresa May insisted she does not want a “coronation” as Conservative leader after emerging as overwhelming frontrunner in the race to succeed David Cameron.

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