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Therese Raphael: Britain’s next prime minister will be least worst candidate

We will know today whether these key moments in the UK election campaign impacted on how people voted Boris Johnson and Jeremy Corbyn are poor options and each has had a few awkward campaign moments that may have influenced the election, writes Therese Raphael.

world

The DUP could side with the opposition against Theresa May's Tories over pay cap vote

news

Bohemians fan admits pre-match melee

business

Donald Trump's victory means Ireland faces the biggest threat yet to its business tax model

soccer

Sam Allardyce: It’s time for England to deliver

farming

Intense competition between UK retailers who pocketed 2015 meat windfalls

US Federal Reserve taking it slow on rates

The Federal Reserve has reiterated that it will be “patient” in raising interest rates from record lows even as the US economy moves steadily closer to full health.

Wed, 28 Jan, 2015

4% growth puts spring in US economy's step

The US economy sprang back to life in the second quarter, growing by 4%.

Wed, 30 Jul, 2014

Legal expert recommends keeping thieves, fraudsters out of jail

Thieves and fraudsters should be spared jail, with prison sentences reserved for the most serious crimes, a British legal expert has said.

Wed, 14 Aug, 2013

Moors Murderer Brady 'treated as a special case'

Moors Murderer Ian Brady is being treated as a “special case” by the hospital fighting to halt his transfer to prison, his mental health tribunal heard today.

Wed, 26 Jun, 2013

Brady: I’m a petty criminal, not insane

Offering his first ever public explanation for why he committed the Moors murders, Ian Brady said he was “a petty criminal” who killed his child victims for an “existential experience”.

Wed, 26 Jun, 2013

Notoriety affected Brady's hospital treatment, expert tells tribunal

The hospital treatment of Moors Murderer Ian Brady may have been affected by his notoriety, his mental health tribunal in the UK has heard.

Mon, 24 Jun, 2013

Moors murderer Ian Brady to speak at mental health tribunal

Moors Murderer Ian Brady is to speak publicly for the first time since he was jailed for life in 1966, as he bids to leave a mental hospital.

Fri, 21 Jun, 2013

West Brom open Foster talks

West Brom have opened talks with Birmingham aimed at signing goalkeeper Ben Foster on a permanent basis, the Baggies’ sporting and technical director Dan Ashworth has confirmed.

Tue, 19 Jun, 2012

Baggies make plans for Hodgson talks

West Brom are set to hold contract talks with head coach Roy Hodgson in the new year.

Sat, 12 Nov, 2011

Baggies reject Odemwingie approach

West Brom have rejected an undisclosed bid from Wigan for last season’s leading scorer Peter Odemwingie, the West Midlands club have confirmed.

Fri, 12 Aug, 2011

Baggies eye Piquionne

West Brom have confirmed their interest in signing striker Frederic Piquionne who played a major role in Portsmouth reaching last season’s FA Cup final.

Wed, 07 Jul, 2010

Court disputes murder accused's evidence

A car key given to gardaí by a Waterford man on trial for the murder of his wife was not a spare as he had claimed a Central Criminal Court jury.

Tue, 22 Apr, 2008

Baggies reject Koumas transfer request

West Brom manager Gary Megson has dismissed out of hand a written transfer request submitted by playmaker midfielder Jason Koumas.

Fri, 09 Jul, 2004

Trapped man kept alive by his dog

A man who spent six days trapped in his bathtub has been kept alive by his dog.

Mon, 08 Sep, 2003

Gresham prepare for Red Sea battle

ANNUAL General Meetings in Ireland are rarely fractious affairs. Save for Eircom, and lately Smurfit, very few are dominated by serious questions from the floor and very few motions are defeated.

Mon, 05 Aug, 2002

Brady defiant in fight for right to starve

Moors murderer Ian Brady has vowed to continue his legal fight to be allowed to starve himself to death in hospital, it was reported today.

Sun, 10 Jun, 2001