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Former Scottish Labour leader Richard Leonard insisted a pardon scheme offered to miners should include cash payments.

Letters: Westminster’s parliament buildings are archaic and inherently undemocratic argue Dr Louis Hellman, Mick Duncan, Lynne Armstrong and Jim McLean

Northern Ireland occupies a curious plane in the British public imagination — when it is considered at all. It doesn’t get filed under foreign policy. Northern Ireland is one of the constituent countries of the United Kingdom. Equally, events there don’t get treated in the same way as if they…

Sir Jeffrey Donaldson has said his party will not re-enter the Stormont Executive without ‘decisive action’ from Westminster on the NI Protocol.

Letters: Phil Tate calls for a fairer system of local authority financing, while Ian K Watson says central government has been hoarding power for too long

Mark Drakeford’s Labour proved popular in local elections, says Grug Muse, co-editor of Welsh (Plural)

Sinn Fein is the biggest party in Stormont but a powersharing executive will not be formed unless the DUP’s Brexit deal concerns are resolved.

Intellectual exhaustion and rampant sleaze often characterise parties which have been squatting on power for too long

Irish nationalist party has hailed ‘new era’ after emerging after winning most seats in Stormont for first time

A CABINET minister yesterday issued a plea for Tory MPs not to act against Boris Johnson as questions were raised over his leadership following the…

THERE has been much talk in recent years about a “culture war” in Britain, allegedly fought between two political and social factions:…