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Petrol bombs are hurled at police at Springfield Road, Belfast, near the peace wall interface that divides the nationalist and loyalist communities. Getty.

Irish PM warns of 'spiral', as unrest simmers in Northern Ireland

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UK and EU risk becoming strategic competitors in science and tech after Brexit

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Half of UK firms expect long-term post-Brexit disruption

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Arch remainer John le Carre became Irish citizen before death

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EU launches legal action against UK over Irish border row

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Former British prime minister Tony Blair with The National's Editor-in-Chief Mina Al-Oraibi. The team wore masks during set-up and recording of the podcast but Mr Blair and Ms Al-Oraibi, who had both received negative Covid-19 tests, chose not to during the interview for the reason of maintaining sound quality. Image: The National

Tony Blair: UK must reconstruct its place in the world
Kalfat villagers are proud of Boris Johnson's heritage in their region. 

Village of the blond ones: Boris Johnson's Turkish homeland
Shadi's take on the European elections

Cartoon for May 28, 2019
Anti-Brexit protesters are seen outside the Houses of Parliament, in London, Britain April 8, 2019. REUTERS

UK Parliament approves law to stop no-deal Brexit
Labour's Brexit spokesman Keir Starmer speaks to journalists as he leaves the Cabinet office in central London on April 4, 2019. Britain's main opposition Labour Party said on Friday it was "disappointed" after a third consecutive day of discussions with the government over Brexit ended without a breakthrough. AFP 

Labour: May needs to offer 'real change' to her Brexit deal
Former British Prime Minister Tony Blair spoke exclusively to The National about Brexit, the New Zealand attack and leadership in challenging times. Victor Besa / The National

Tony Blair: Britain faces a painful Brexit...or a pointless one
British Prime Minister Theresa May leaving the Houses of Parliament, London. EPA

UK parliament votes to seize control of Brexit from PM
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Aerial footage shows astounding scale of Brexit protest

How Britain voted in the EU referendum

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Lorries enter the Port of Dover in England following Britain's departure from the EU. Exports of British goods to the EU collapsed by a record 40%t in January after the nation finalised its divorce from the bloc. AFP

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Bare supermarket shelves in Northern Ireland after the Brexit agreement came into force. Getty Images

Britain’s plan to extend Brexit grace period denounced for breaking international law
Mr Sunak makes final preparations ahead of the budget in which he plans to use 'the full measure' of Britain's 'fiscal firepower' to protect jobs and livelihoods. HM Treasury

UK furlough scheme to be extended and stock market shake-up planned in Budget
The sun rises behind the skyline of the City of London, Britain. Mr Sunak has already made it clear that the tech sector is a key focus of the budget next week. Reuters

UK to take stakes in later-stage tech start-ups through £375m fund
Vehicles at the port of Larne where goods into Northern Ireland faced checks. AP.

Construction halted at Northern Ireland's post-Brexit inspection facilities
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson. Reuters

Boris Johnson’s challenge: turn Global Britain slogan into economic reality
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UK cabinet minister Michael Gove. Reuters

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