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world

IMF issue strongest warning on Brexit

Britain could deal a damaging blow to the fragile global economy if it votes to leave the European Union in June, the IMF said in the sharpest warning yet from a global body about the risks associated with Brexit.

business

IMF downgrades UK growth forecast amid Brexit fears

business

Sterling’s steep fall against euro erodes gains for Irish firms

world

Britain ‘hangs out a welcome sign’ to criminals

business

250 UK business leaders back Brexit

business

HSBC decides to keep headquarters in UK, but could still move staff to France

Irishman tops earnings table in British civil service

IRISHMAN John Fingleton is the best paid civil servant in Britain, new figures released yesterday revealed.

Wed, 02 Jun, 2010

Growing demands for more information on Bulger killer

The British Government tonight faced growing demands to release more information about Jon Venables’s return to prison – led by victims’ rights champion Helen Newlove.

Thu, 04 Mar, 2010

Pregnant UK mother vows to replace children taken into care

An English mother who told social workers that every time they took a child from her she would have another one has been accused of "irresponsible behaviour".

Fri, 31 Jul, 2009

Brown orders probe into ex-minister’s expenses

Gordon Brown today ordered Labour’s chief whip to probe details of ex-minister Elliot Morley’s £16,000 (€17,807) expenses claim for mortgage interest he did not pay.

Thu, 14 May, 2009

Fury over lavish MP expense claims

PORN MOVIES. Horse manure. A chocolate Santa Claus. Expense claims by British lawmakers to pay for an array of items were exposed yesterday, stoking public anger over lawmaker excess amid the global recession.

Sat, 09 May, 2009

Bloody Sunday Inquiry costs £100m in lawyers

Almost £100m (€119m) has been spent on lawyers at the Bloody Sunday Inquiry in the North, it was revealed today.

Wed, 26 Nov, 2008