The Irish Tech Boom: What London’s Economists Are Watching Closely
We look at how Ireland's technology sector has undergone marked maturation over the last decade, repositioning the country as a radical actor in the global tech terrain.
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Iceland could hold a referendum on joining the EU ‘by 2027’
Polling suggests support for EU membership among Iceland's population is growing.
Mixed reactions as Peter Mandelson picked as UK’s ambassador to US
John McDonnell noted that many will feel Sir Keir has "lost all sense of political judgement on this decision".
Richard Tice comments on overseas donations come back to haunt him
“He doesn’t live here, he doesn’t pay taxes here. What right has he got to interfere with our democracy?" - Richard Tice
‘The proroguing of Parliament was brilliant’ – Boris Johnson
While Prime Minister, Boris Johnson was accused of misleading the Queen to force through a prorogation of Parliament in 2019.
GB News says Brits are going woke on sleep by going to bed earlier
A new study suggesting there is a "growing awareness of sleep's importance" has ruffled a few feathers at GBeebies.
Water bills in England and Wales to increase by 36%
In some areas there will be a 53 per cent hike in bills.
Marina Purkiss slams media for ‘sanitising’ the likes of Jacob Rees-Mogg
Purkiss says Jacob Rees-Mogg ‘is not a man of principle’, clashing with the ex-minister’s sister live on-air.
The remarkable women campaigning for political change
From environmentalists to anti-corruption campaigners, here are the women keeping the issues that matter to the country in the spotlight.