Theresa May

There is a growing recognition in the UK of the price of Brexit, but the hard Brexiteer element of the Conservative party will block any change in direction

Martin Wolf: Conservatives have been in power since May 2010 in the UK and their record is dreadful

British politicians still dare not acknowledge the terrible damage Brexit has done, so the new PM faces the same dilemmas as Theresa May did

The acerbic Guardian columnist on being ‘sort of posh’, showbiz writing and how far she'll go for a joke

Sunak or Truss will have an opportunity to reset the UK’s relationship with its EU neighbours, including Ireland

Just like Trump did with the Republican Party, Johnson has unleashed demons that will haunt the Conservatives – and Britain – for at least a generation.

Irish National Opera’s production is first full staging with chorus, orchestra in Ireland

The row over Northern Ireland risks a deeper decline in UK trade in response to threats of violence from a tiny minority

The UK has threatened to override parts of the Northern Ireland Brexit deal on trade

Keir Starmer says PM’s cabinet bereft of ideas in debate after queen’s speech

Conservatives brace for setbacks as candidates distance themselves from party

Repositioning happens to now mesh with need to reset relations with EU but Putin was courted for years

Conservative MPs refuse to vote against inquiry by Commons privileges committee

Event goes ahead despite condemnation from murdered journalist’s family

London Letter: Government makes not one but two U-turns on conversion therapy ban

London Letter: Light cast on exit from body in which UK not ‘influential founder member’

Theresa May says the public had a right to expect the prime minister to know the lockdown rules and to follow them

Sue Gray update seemed to buy the PM time until he decided to switch gear in parliament

London Letter: Government’s military assistance to Ukraine deflects from its dwindling diplomatic role in relation to the crisis

London Letter: Conservative MPs’ thoughts turning to PM’s potential successors

Ex-Brexit secretary invokes remark that led to Chamberlain exit – ‘In the name of God, go’

PM’s plan involves persuading MPs to postpone a decision on his fate until after May local elections

In Northern Ireland the Prime Minister’s destiny is seen in the context of Brexit in particular

Analysis: All goes wrong for British PM as he explains attendance at lockdown-breaking party

Starmer urges Conservative MPs to topple PM, claiming he is unfit for office

Court of Appeal says civil case over ‘coercive and controlling behaviour’ can be reported

MPs told ‘multiple regions of England’ seeing cases of the variant that are not linked to international travel

Brexiteers ignore the most obvious effects of the Anglo-Irish Treaty of 1921

An Irishman’s Diary

Johnson as PM shows contempt for institutions that sought to police his behaviour

Prime minister’s announcement came just as Labour leader was making same proposal

Brexit minister hopes European Commission will go further than last week’s proposals

Planet Business: For sale, thousands of songs, much-streamed

In Brexit’s war on geography, geography was always going to win

As he shifts into re-election campaign mode, the French president can boast of having given the EU fresh impetus over the last four years

Outrage in Paris over dumping of submarine deal in favour of Australia, UK and US pact

Newton Emerson: Moving money about will not fix uneven devolutionary settlement

British prime minister says West could not continue mission after US decision to withdraw

Johnson will hope to reopen the Northern Ireland protocol with her successor

London Letter: Cummings and Frost refuse to take responsibility in dramatic fashion