Boris Johnson has insisted 14 months will be enough time to secure a trade agreement with the EU, amid concerns the UK could still leave without a deal.

Speaker Nancy Pelosi has announced the House is moving forward with an official impeachment inquiry of President Donald Trump.

The decision was made by the 11-judge Supreme Court after British Prime Minister Johnson suspended parliament for five weeks ahead of the October 31 Brexit deadline

The British House of Commons Speaker John Bercow has announced that he will stand down as an MP at the next general election.

Boris Johnson’s decision to seek the suspension of parliament in order to pursue a no-deal Brexit is a salutary reminder to the Irish Government that it can control only what it can control, ie what is within its sphere of influence.

Northern Ireland looms even larger an issue for Brexit as US Irish Americans wield influence.

Trump has previously criticised Rapinoe on Twitter.

Tributes have been paid to 29-year-old journalist Lyra McKee who was shot dead during riots in Derry last night.

US House Speaker Nancy Pelosi has said no trade deal between Britain and the United States which undermines the Good Friday Agreement is possible.

The Speaker of the US House of Representatives emphasised the US was a “guarantor” of the Good Friday Agreement.

Nanci Pelosi, the Speaker of the US House of Representatives, is to address the Dáil next Wednesday.

Twenty years hence, when the producers of Reeling in the Years are choosing the sounds and sights to represent the stories of 2019 they shouldn’t face too arduous a task.

British MPs delivered a first tie in a Commons vote since 1993 over a proposal seeking to allow a third round of indicative votes on Brexit alternatives.

Follow rolling coverage of this evening's Brexit developments as they happen.

Theresa May's withdrawal agreement has been defeated for the third time in the House of Commons today.

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.

Britain voted to leave the European Union in June 2016.

MPs have approved a cross-party Brexit amendment which allows Parliament to seize control of the Commons agenda to hold a series of indicative votes by 329 votes to 302, majority 27.

UK labour market data for January showed an extremely strong jobs market that month with employment expanding at an annual rate of 1.5%, which is the strongest growth rate in two years.

There is nothing worse in politics than a failed assassination, writes Gerard Howlin.

So that’s Monday nearly wrapped up. Here’s some of the stories we published on irishexaminer.com today which we hope will help you make sense of it all this evening.

A new Brexit plan which is reported to be backed by members of both the Remain and Leave camps of the Conservative party has been put forward.

It was like the archbishop was coming to visit, writes Daniel McConnell.

What was he thinking?, asks Daniel McConnell.

President Donald Trump is to press ahead with the imposition of 25% tariffs on steel imports and 10% on aluminum, although he said he was willing to strike a deal that could exempt Canada and Mexico.

The phrase “all politics is local” is generally attributed to the former Speaker of the US House of Representatives, the late Tip O’Neill. 

President Donald Trump is set to make a scaled-down visit to Britain next year, it has been reported.

Senior Republicans are open to considering legislation banning "bump stocks" like the gunman in Las Vegas apparently used to effectively convert semi-automatic rifles into fully automated weapons.

Politicians in the Philippines have overwhelmingly approved extending martial law in the south until the end of the year amid a massive offensive to combat a two-month siege.

An inquiry into the contaminated blood scandal which has left 2,400 people dead is to be launched.

Members of the emergency services who have responded to recent terror attacks and the Grenfell fire disaster are taking part in this year's Pride in London parade.

President Barack Obama granted Ms Manning clemency in his final days in office in January.

The US House of Representatives has approved a Bill erasing much of former president Barack Obama's healthcare law, sending the measure to the Senate.

Northern Ireland Secretary of State James Brokenshire is expected to face calls to name the date for the second Stormont election in eight months.

Political chaos in Northern Ireland will not derail Brexit, Secretary of State James Brokenshire has said.

Political chaos in Northern Ireland will not derail Brexit, Secretary of State James Brokenshire has said.

Ryle Dwyer looks back 30 years to Garret Fitzgerald’s St Patrick’s Day State visit to the White House, and its impact on the Northern peace process

Sinn Féin has warned a collapse of the powersharing institutions at Stormont is an option if First Minister Arlene Foster refuses to stand down to allow a probe into her handling of a botched green energy scheme.

Stormont's First Minister has faced down a motion of no confidence during a day of drama at Stormont that included a mass walkout from the Assembly chamber.

After the Trump victory, the big question is whether the IDA will maintain foreign investment. The Government should consider cutting corporation tax, reports Kyran Fitzgerald.

Republican Donald Trump’s top aides and supporters yesterday downplayed a chaotic week in which the New York businessman was distracted from his core message by personal spats, as a new poll showed him trailing Democrat Hillary Clinton.

Republican frustration with Donald Trump has mounted following a series of startling statements from the nominee, including his refusal to endorse House Speaker Paul Ryan’s re-election.