There were 3.6 million UK visitors in 2017, but Failte Ireland is predicting 300,000 fewer next year... READ MORE›
Bannon, who once described Trump as a blunt instrument for his agenda, sees a very different political future for the United States... READ MORE›
British lawmakers voted a key Brexit bill past its first big hurdle in Parliament early Tuesday. But many legislators branded the bill a government power g... READ MORE›
Brexit Britain 'wields most influence in Europe and is second only to US worldwide'... READ MORE›
Joanna Lumley has said the Irish border should not be allowed to return... READ MORE›
Gilpin said Rugby Sevens will be at the vanguard of promoting the sport in Asia as it is simpler compared to 15-a-side rugby union... READ MORE›
UK government confident of winning vote on Brexit legislation spokesman... READ MORE›
Parliament is due to hold a late-night vote on whether to let the central plank of Britain's Brexit plan... READ MORE›
The British government will soften its seven-year grip on public-sector pay with police and prison officers set to get increases above a 1 percent cap, media reported... READ MORE›
Irma barreled into Florida on Sunday, sparking one of the largest evacuations in U.S. history, after leveling Caribbean islands St. Martin, Antigua and Barbuda... READ MORE›
The British government has faced a series of legal challenges over its proposals, with a 2015 air pollution plan struck down by the courts for being inadequate... READ MORE›
The British government has faced a series of legal challenges over its proposals, with a 2015 air pollution plan struck down by the courts for being inadequate... READ MORE›
The falling pound has produced a sharp rise in business activity for Northern Ireland companies enjoying a surge in orders from the Republic, a report suggested... READ MORE›
Ms Blackwell said that Mr Hook's comments are damaging and could deter rape victims from reporting the crime or from seeking help... READ MORE›
World expert urges government action after analysis shows growth in female life expectancy at birth is worst in Europe and male growth second worst... READ MORE›
The bill's approach generates considerable costs and risks for the relationships between the British government and those in Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland... READ MORE›
The government has promised concerned lawmakers that ministers would not use the wide-ranging powers to make substantive changes to law... READ MORE›
Mr Smart, an architect, said During Irma they said that the sounds were apocalyptic and they have likened it to a war zone... READ MORE›
Five hundred British troops have been sent to the region, with 120 stationed in the devastated British Virgin Islands... READ MORE›
France has stepped up pressure for EU tax rules after facing legal setbacks trying to obtain payments for taxes on activities in the country... READ MORE›
He added There is a solution available to the economic threat to Northern Ireland from a Brexit vote passed solely on an English majority... READ MORE›
Foreign Office figures show there are currently 88,000 British citizens in the British Overseas Territories of Anguilla, the British Virgin Islands and the Turks and Caicos islands... READ MORE›
Europe must implement greater protections against a disease that could threaten UK plants and trees, including oaks, the environment secretary Michael Gove has said... READ MORE›
The Government is drawing up contingency plans, should cross-border healthcare schemes be affected by a hard Brexit, the health minister has said... READ MORE›
As he unveiled the EU paper on the Irish issue, Barnier referred to the British government's own position on future cross-border arrangements... READ MORE›
State commission says 'Islamophobia, discrimination and racism' preventing Muslims from succeeding in UK jobs market... READ MORE›
The deadly storm continues to lay waste to swathes of the Caribbean, including British overseas territories... READ MORE›
These remains are not connected to any ongoing Garda investigation, the Garda press office said... READ MORE›
Britain must ensure that European delicacies like Parmesan cheese, Parma ham and Champagne continue to have protected status after Brexit, a Brussels negotiating document states... READ MORE›
European Union's chief Brexit negotiator Michel Barnier addresses a news conference in Brussels, Belgium September 7, 2017... READ MORE›
UK wants 'impossible' Brexit deal and doesn't understand single market, says EU negotiator... READ MORE›
Malala Yousafzai, the 20-year-old Pakistani education activist and youngest winner of the Nobel Peace Prize, has gained a place at Britain's Oxford University... READ MORE›
Kashmir has been divided between Indian and Pakistan since the end of British colonial rule in 1947... READ MORE›
Barcelona Australian boy Julian Cadman killed in Las Ramblas attack, family confirms... READ MORE›
Britain must increase home-grown food production and build stronger supply chains to face Brexit uncertainties, the National Farmers Union has said... READ MORE›
The latest figures show that 237 young black people were sentenced to youth custody in 2016 out of a total of 1,372... READ MORE›
European Union citizens will be able cross into Britain by simply crossing the Irish border after Brexit, the Government has admitted... READ MORE›
Britain must prepare itself for invasions of growing numbers of foreign sea creatures attracted by our warming waters, a new report has warned... READ MORE›
LONDON -- Malala Yousafzai, the education campaigner and youngest-ever Nobel laureate, has won a place to study at England's prestigious Oxford University... READ MORE›
How a plot to stop Brexit is being hatched on a Greek island... READ MORE›
LONDON -- Ask not for whom the bell tolls -- at least not for the next four years at Parliament... READ MORE›
British judges could still apply European court decisions after Brexit, the UK's top judge has said... READ MORE›
Alongside institutional consistency, Britain claims a cultural aversion to swaggering demagoguery... READ MORE›
Young people who try e-cigarettes are not more likely to take up smoking as a result, according to a substantial new study... READ MORE›
Northumberland coastline famed for Arctic terns and Atlantic puffins granted greater protection by Natural England... READ MORE›
The West Midlands Counterterrorism Unit said officers had arrested four people in central England alleged to be members of the neo-Nazi group National Action... READ MORE›
Hong Kong's public broadcaster has dropped a 24-hour BBC's World Service radio channel, and replaced it with Chinese state radio... READ MORE›
BRICS nations, all bellwethers of global trade and investment, constitute a major drive for economic growth... READ MORE›
Despite these figures, most female ethnic minority groups had a pay advantage over white British women... READ MORE›
Asked directly in a separate interview, with the BBC, whether she intended to fight the next election as leader of the Conservative Party she said: "Yes ..... READ MORE›
Japanese companies want to continue their investments in the UK after Brexit... READ MORE›
Britain's Big Ben clock tower has sounded its iconic chime for the last time in four years as the 158-year-old structure undergoes maintenance... READ MORE›
Toby Robyns, 52, from West Sussex, arrested at Bodrum airport on suspicion of failing to declare find... READ MORE›
A prominent Venezuelan opposition activist has been barred from leaving the country for planned meetings with leaders of France, Germany, Spain and the United Kingdom... READ MORE›
Big business claims that it is being ignored in the Brexit process... READ MORE›
Until noon Monday, Big Ben bonged every hour, while four quarter bells -- now also silent -- rang out every 15 minutes... READ MORE›
Prosecutors said that from 2013 until his arrest,A HafeezA conspired to import methamphetamine into the United States... READ MORE›
Crawford Falconer warns of the destructive political consequences of closed markets as he calls on the G20 to break down trade barriers to boost global security... READ MORE›
The harsh reality of Brexit for farmers in the UK. Divorce from the European Union has not even happened yet but already there is a shortage... READ MORE›
Sixty-four percent of Americans say that immigration strengthens the United States, a marked rise from 41 percent in 2015... READ MORE›
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