Last week, the Home Secretary used her powers under the Terrorism Act 2000 to lay an order before the Westminster Parliament, adding ...

Declan Lynch’s celebration of John Giles and his view that the RTÉ panel were the best on the planet (‘Thank you, John Giles, for putting brains over banter’, June 29) took me back to 2002, when my ...

Does Reform UK's latest policy position on the two-child benefit cap mean Farage has abandoned his attack on the mythical ...

Foster’s behaviour, and what he stands for, has so far been neglected. And that is, his determination to falsify the past.

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When the two signers joined forces for a charity concert, they thrust global inequality into the spotlight. Forty years on, ...

Writing exclusively for the Sunday Mirror ahead of the 20th anniversary of 7/7, Home Secretary Yvette Cooper reflects on one ...

Recent analyses of political division often point to familiar culprits: deepening partisan loyalties, ideological echo ...

Israel’s prime minister called on the federal government to act after a historic synagogue and Israeli restaurant were ...

Sir Keir Starmer has declared that he is a "hard enough b*****d" to lead the UK despite Labour's poor polling and numerous ...

Zohran Mamdani’s surprise victory in New York City’s Democratic mayoral primary is more than a political upset — it’s a ...

Not a shred of humanity can be perceived throughout the alien land called Israel. A land coveted by fraudulent colonialists keeps accusing others of their own violence and murder.