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Boris Johnson promises "big changes" after Brexit, but fishermen's leaders accuse him of "caving in".

Care home residents and health staff are first to get jabs as the 27-state bloc begins immunisations.

A simple guide to how leaving the EU will affect travel to Europe.

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Irish government papers from 1990 suggest some IRA bosses did not share the party's socialist views.

Evidence of the former UK prime minister's Euroscepticism is revealed in newly released archives.

Several European nations as well as Canada and Japan detect the variant first reported in the UK.

Blake was one of the Cold War's most notorious double agents and betrayed dozens of MI6 personnel.

It is expected to cost the Irish government about €2.1 (£1.9m) a year after Brexit, Simon Harris says.

The UK's chief Brexit negotiator says the new trade agreement with the EU is "one of the biggest ever".

Newly unveiled bright frescos are believed to show the food that was available in the Roman city.

About 1,600 lorries are still waiting on the M20 to cross the Channel, the government says.

Heavily armed police have been sent to the scene in the Kreuzberg district of the German capital.

Ireland's Health Minister Stephen Donnelly says they will begin vaccinating people on Wednesday.

The Cabinet Office minister says he has lost friends over Brexit and admits it turned UK politics "ugly".

The health ministry says an asymptomatic Frenchman who arrived from England tested positive.

Rosslare hopes Brexit will bring benefits as more hauliers seek to avoid the UK land bridge.

Hundreds of military personnel have been deployed to help clear the backlog of about 5,000 lorries.