Sinn Féin President Mary Lou McDonald said the negotiations over the Northern Ireland Protocol are over and the deal has been struck in the form of the Windsor Framework

While global wholesale gas prices have declined precipitously in recent weeks following a mild winter, it had not been immediately clear that those benefits were to be passed on to customers

Though largely self-sufficient in summer, Britain typically imports 95% of tomatoes and 90% of lettuces until March

EU President Ursula von der Leyen, French president Emmanuel Macron, and German chancellor Olaf Scholz are scheduled to attend the summit

Deliveroo's shares have lost 40% of their value over the last 12 months

UK strikes

Monday marked the first time British households were asked to help balance the network after freezing temperatures caused demand to spike

Headline rates already declining after hitting 40-year highs

The data suggests Britain has been severely financially hurt by Brexit but nobody in authority there seems to want to discuss it 

While retail, car manufacturing, restaurants and pubs performed poorly, pawn brokers and publishers were winners

After retirement, stress was reported as the highest driver of inactivity among healthcare workers across the entire demographic group, the highest across all sectors.

British manufacturer denies negligence and breach of duty in its sale of allegedly defective 'flexmort mortuary'

Ireland's 3,300 newest citizens urged to become part of their communities, while never forgetting their past

While taxes will start to rise immediately, almost all spending cuts will be delayed until after 2024, when the next general election is expected

Blackpool, like the relationship between Dublin and London, has seen better days. Hopes are high that both can be returned to former glories

The Sinn Féin president is asking voters to give her party a chance to lead, and 'get the job done'

Musk has said 'Twitter obviously cannot become a free-for-all hellscape, where anything can be said with no consequences'.

As the economy for the past few years has been buoyed up by export growth, without more targeted support for the sector, a hard landing for the economy may be difficult to avoid

Shoppers reined in spending more sharply than expected in September

British MPs are set to debate the payment, which will cover losses for six months, next week

Harry Burton's unique take on the crisis facing the Tory leader, only weeks into the job

Former foreign secretary Jeremy Hunt has been named as Mr Kwarteng’s replacement, Downing Street said.

Sterling buoyed by reports that officials are working on reversal of sweeping tax cuts

Britain will send anti-aircraft missiles to Ukraine to help defend its skies against Russian attacks, Defence Secretary Ben Wallace has announced. The Amraam rockets are the first donated by Britain that are capable of shooting down cruise missiles.

Almost everyone believed that Boris Johnson was as low as trust in politics could fall. Truss, it transpires, can go lower

The Australian activist and founder of Wikileaks is awaiting deportation to the US from HMP Belmarsh

New figures show British retailers saw their slowest sales growth last month since shops reopened after Covid-19 lockdowns

Britain's credit outlook lowered to negative by Fitch, citing risk that new growth plan could increase fiscal deficit

Despite scrapping the 45p tax rate, Britain's government is clinging to £43bn of tax cuts. Public services and those on benefits will feel the pain

Moves come as pension funds and other investors rebalance their portfolios into liquid assets such as cash after months of market volatility left them overexposed to commercial property

Analysts betting further losses for sterling, with some predicting a new record low by year-end after British policy missteps undermined confidence in the currency

The team will abandon home comforts to live and work in the region without running water or a flushing toilet.

There is a difference between courage and recklessness when it comes to managing the national finances

Declan 'Whacker' Duffy is serving a life sentence in Maghaberry Prison for the murder of a British army sergeant in England

Chancellor Kwasi Kwarteng slashes taxes on the wealthiest households and firms in a bid to boost growth

The yield on the Irish 10-year bond traded at over 2.54%

The price hike will affect how European countries handle the fast approaching winter

He says the move will see him remain '100% committed' to the business once he leaves shareholders board

Blanket coverage of queen's death to continue ahead of Monday's funeral

Despite a lack of clarity on the future of the Northern Ireland Protocol, value of goods exported to Britain during the first seven months of 2022 rose to €10bn

Damages claims amounting to €25bn are being filed against the tech giant in British and Dutch courts 

Elizabeth was the British royal family's rock and, untainted by royal scandals, her personal popularity remained solid when the antics of others shook the House of Windsor, writes Laura Elston

Globally, nations are scrambling to ensure energy needs are met while giving once-off payments to help those struggling with rising energy bills ahead of the winter months.

New premier faces one of the most of challenging inboxes in more than 80 years