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Johnson and Varadkar ‘can see pathway to a BREXIT deal’ – The boy who cried wolf

Prime Minister Johnson and President of Ireland Prime Minister Leo Varadkar agree they can "see a pathway to a possible deal" after talks, Downing...

Trade With EU After Brexit: ‘Uphill Battle’

It is no secret that President Donald Trump thinks the UK and the US will enter into a ‘phenomenal’ trade deal. Mike Pompeo, the...

The Week in Brexit: Brady, Backstop and Back to EU

While not offering the same high drama and levels of government embarrassment as a fortnight ago, this week still provided plenty of intrigue and...

IRELAND: What Happens When A Country Pays Attention To Its Own History

by Lucy Kenningham Much is made of Germany’s (usually) well-judged and ubiquitous recognition of its past. Going to Berlin, Munich, Dresden, a tourist wouldn’t be ABLE...

Blasphemy Referendum in the Republic of Ireland

by Enoch Akinlade In recent years the Republic of Ireland has been the centre stage of controversial referendums such as the divorce referendum in 1995, the...

A Guide To ‘Repeal The 8th’

by Ruth Foster  Last week, the Republic of Ireland took to the polls to vote to change part of the country’s constitution, which effectively outlawed...

Irish abortion referendum to be held in May

Irish Prime Minister Leo Varadkar announced this week that a referendum on repealing the Eighth Amendment to the country’s Constitution will take place in...

The Funny Side of Northern Ireland

By Ruth Foster On the 4th of January 2018, Channel 4 graced our screens with Derry Girls. Described by Channel 4 as a “new candid...

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‘They don’t care about our future’: 4 in 5 children don’t feel listened to by politicians

The biggest survey of children in England ever produced has revealed four in five children don’t feel listened to...
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Tory donor ‘racism’ dispute is embarrassing for all involved

A Tory minister has said his party would take another £10m from a donor who allegedly made comments about...

Is David Cameron winning over critics?

One hundred days, thirty-six different visits to twenty-six different countries, and eight different multinational gatherings including the G20 and...

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‘They don’t care about our future’: 4 in 5 children don’t feel listened to by politicians

The biggest survey of children in England ever produced...

Tory donor ‘racism’ dispute is embarrassing for all involved

A Tory minister has said his party would take...