Their health food brand was “essentially supporting the bakery and dairy business” before they were forced to close their 170 job production plants

Sinn Féin objections to the planned commemoration of the Normans might be regarded as inconsequential but they reveal a more sinister objective

Britain is ‘resetting’ its relationship with the EU, seeking that vague notion of ‘closer ties’ – Ireland should be the UK’s ally

Complaints of one-sided treatment may often be simplistic or partisan, but that only underscores the corrosive effect of inconsistent application of the law

New machines are smaller, cheaper, safer and more flexible than traditional industrial robots

Carbon calculator for flight emissions also withdrawn as airline says ‘there was very little interest or uptake from passengers’ 

UK redaction bid ‘putting a brake on disclosure’, Omagh bomb inquiry hears

I now see that home is not always a fixed idea you inherit, but one you must participate in creating

Bailiffs hired by local authorities prefer payment before breakfast - especially at the weekend

Laila Soueif believes time is running out for her human rights activist son – and for her

The UK’s new post-Brexit trade deal with Brussels is being heralded as a new era for relations

Author David Swift seems more comfortable with the anecdote than the argument

The relentless focus on trade has skewed any determination to confront the terrifying echoes of the 1930s. Europeans should be much more vocal about it

Roman Lavrynovych (21) charged with three counts of arson with intent to endanger life, say police

Proposal to allow terminally ill people to end their lives in England and Wales is back before the House of Commons after safeguards revised

London Letter: Transportation network has been repeatedly crippled by fires at substations

Tánaiste to tell ministers that agreement formalises tariffs as part of ‘new reality’ for economies

Savings of up to €100,000 are currently protected but the UK is considering raising this to around €128,000

Shelving of giant UK wind farm fuels concerns among developers in Ireland

For Keir Starmer, all roads lead back to Brussels, a toxic subject for many Britons but an economic necessity for a country looking to grow