Maltese businessman cleared of involvement in journalist’s death, but trial revealed challenges faced by those leading search for killers

Wilson had a plan to deliver a united Ireland by the mid-1980s; Burnham says a border poll is “off the table”. What changed?

Linzi McLaren, who quit over party’s failure to match its words about reaching out with actions, is now firmly in the camp of those seeking a ‘new Ireland’

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Essar shifted billions to tax haven following Ukraine invasion

Indonesian exporters targeted in a palm oil bribery probe supplied major international companies, a SourceMaterial investigation has found.

In an interview with Sky News's Ed Conway, Sir Jim says Britain faces profound political, social and economic challenges, among them an unprecedented rise in immigration in recent years.

The government’s target of getting production back up to 1.3 million by 2035 looks increasingly unlikely — unless the Chinese get involved

The government sanctioning statement alleges that Murtaza Lakhani’s activities in the oil sector have supported the Kremlin

Ex-Tory MP facilitated meetings with 10+ Labour MPs and met ministers in “cash-for-access operation”

Amazon uses far more data centres across the globe—and has a bigger impact on the environment—than previously reported, leaked data reveals.

Drax Group Plc shares surged to their highest level in over three years as investors bet that UK utilities could become major beneficiaries of the country’s rapidly expanding data center industry.

Poised to take control of ‘the backbone of the UK’s energy production’, Franceso Mazzagatti is defending allegations bribery, forgery and fraud

Poised to take control of ‘the backbone of the UK’s energy production’, Franceso Mazzagatti is defending allegations bribery, forgery and fraud

When Paris police picked up a drunk Australian carrying €195,000 in cash, they uncovered an alleged money-laundering scheme led by a Dubai-based Irish horseracing heir linked to British royals.

Glenavon's 1960-61 European Cup tie against East German champions Wismut failed to go ahead due to the Cold War.

The perils of the single transferable victim

The goldmining giant lost access to a Mexican mine in 2013 — now a court-appointed review says it must return $630m of gold it mined there.

Former Sinn Féin leader Gerry Adams has denied under oath that he was the senior officer of the Provisional IRA released from internment as a precondition for talks with British officials about a ceas...

Oakeshott is a Reform cheerleader but in 2018 she said the Kremlin “struck gold” with the party’s West of England mayoral candidate. The article is still online.

The PM picked a fight with one of the "virtue-signalling zealots" hobbling British growth. There's one small problem.

The PM picked a fight with one of the "virtue-signalling zealots" hobbling British growth. There's one small problem.

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SourceMaterial is looking for a senior investigative journalist.

SourceMaterial is looking for a senior investigative journalist.

A tale of two nationalisms and the shifting sands of international sympathy

Government could pay out £6 billion if courts block flagship carbon capture project that critics say won't help the climate

Government could pay out £6 billion if courts block flagship carbon capture project that critics say won't help the climate

Loop of ignorance sees hot takes by those who’ve never been to NI regurgitated by MPs who make the law