Today in History for May 23: In 1275, King Edward I of England ordered the cessation of the persecution of French Jews. In 1430, Joan of Arc was captured by the Burgundians, who sold her to the ...

Speaking during a Commons debate on the economy on Wednesday, Liberal Democrat MP Jamie Stone (Caithness, Sutherland and ...

The Assembly Commission has put out a £35,000 tender to find a company to carry out “media monitoring”, it has emerged, ...

Two-party systems have collapsed across Europe. Traditional centre-right parties in France, the Gaullists, and in Italy, the ...

The UK and European Union have reached a deal on food, fishing access, defence and UK travellers' access to e-gates. The ...

Running from Westport to Achill in County Mayo, it’s one of many scenic trails around Ireland. Photograph By PAULO NUNES DOS SANTOS/The New York Times/Redux Capitals: Republic of Ireland ...

UK Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer and European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen took part in a big meeting to ...

The UK and the European Union have announced new deals on fishing quotas and food and drink trade rules on Monday. The ...

One of Scotland’s best known businessmen has urged the Scottish Government emulate Singapore by cutting tax and red tape in an effort to reverse what he described as “managed decline”.