Sean Whelan is a London Correspondent with expertise in business and economics, government and politics, and general assignment news. He covers a range of topics including elections, public policy, and the economy, providing insightful analysis on the interplay between these areas. Sean's work has been featured in the Warwick Courier, RTE, PLOS, and the Irish Independent.
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"Brexit means Brexit," said then British prime minister Theresa May.
So at last, the so-called 'king of the north' has spoken, setting out a big picture political offering for a Burnham administration and, as had been
Pubs are a big thing in the news here. The UK government has decreed that the boozers can stay open until 5am tomorrow morning, so England fans can watch their team play Mexico in the World Cup (kick-off 1am).
Nigel Farage's latest wheeze to avoid scrutiny is to pose as the anti-establishment candidate in a by-election he himself is initiating.
Taoiseach Micheál Martin and Minister for Foreign Affairs Helen McEntee are in Guernsey, in the Channel Islands, for a summit meeting of the
Broken-hearted family members, a wide circle of friends and the community at large in the Enniscorthy area said farewell recently to a young local woman, described as “the bravest of the brave” and an inspiration to all who knew her.
Of all the crazy weeks in the political life of Nigel Farage, surely this has been his most disturbing.
"I cannot be bought." Nigel Farage's voice boomed around the National Exhibition Centre in Birmingham.
British Prime Minster Andy Burnham has said he will "stick to the Good Friday Agreement 100%", including on the matter of holding a referendum on re-unification.
It was forthright, it was clear, it was unequivocal - ethnic cleansing of Palestinians is being carried out in the West Bank by Israel.
