With just over 30 days to go, a second referendum might be back on the table – and Boris Johnson denies lying to the queen
After Malta, Ireland is the worst country in the EU when it comes to tree coverage, with around 11 per cent of land dedicated to forest
It’s a dizzying maelstrom of rebel Tory MPs quitting the party, Farage cronies agreeing to team up only for no-deal, Lib Dems squaring up to be the ‘not Jeremy Corbyn party’ and, of course, Johnson’s own antics
In all the political wrangling of the past days, the crucial matter of the health of Britain has so far taken a back seat
Tory political strategist and chess fan Dominic Cummings was behind the move to shut down parliament, but has he gone too far?
Susan O'Keeffe on the Brazilian president who appears more interested in fighting world leaders than the fires which threaten to destroy the Amazon rainforest
An Oklahoma court's decision to impose a fine of €515 million on Johnson & Johnson over opioids should mark the beginning of a much-needed change when it comes to the control and sale of these products
Despite the smiles and bonhomie on Boris Johnson’s trip to Europe last week, it was clear that the European leaders were not for turning
Without a final communiqué, it may prove very difficult to know what the point of this year’s G7 summit is – apart from providing British PM Boris Johnson with his first taste of the world stage
As Boris Johnson prepares to drive Britain straight off a no-deal cliff, all around him are in a state of outrage and confusion - just the way he likes it
The only outcome of allowing Irish farming to collapse inwards is the emergence of a form of corporate, factory farming which will change the style and quality of Irish produce
His public utterances suggest an unexpected contempt for politicians. He appears to tolerate them only to reach the levers of power with which he is obsessed, and where he believes that he can effect much-needed change
For his opening gambit, the new British prime minister has stuffed his cabinet with fellow hardline Brexiteers, which leaves Leo Varadkar and the EU with much to ponder
Two years ago, Gina Miller took a court case which ensured that British MPs and peers were allowed to vote on the triggering of Article 50 to initiate Brexit. Now she is fighting again, this time against the wishes of Brexiteers to force through a No Deal exit
Some Brexiteers will do virtually anything to ensure Britain leaves the EU, and that includes backing Boris Johnson in his bid to be prime minister
