John Kilraine is a London Correspondent at RTE. He covers a range of topics including the United Kingdom, Coronavirus, Brexit, World Politics, and the European Union, often focusing on the interconnectedness of these significant issues. His insights and reporting have been featured in RTE, showcasing his expertise in these critical areas.
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John Kilraine's coverage is centered around government and politics, with a significant focus on the UK government and its policies. He also covers crime-related news, particularly in Ireland.
If you are reaching out to John, consider offering insights or expert commentary related to British and Irish political events, legal policy regulations, or developments within the UK government. Additionally, if you have information about the Booker Prize or Irish authors involved in such prestigious awards, it might be of interest to him.
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There was considerable shock at an opinion poll that showed the hard right Reform party within touching distance of the Conservatives.
The first meeting of the East West Council is taking place in London today involving a meeting between leaders of the Northern Ireland Assembly and the British government.
A recruitment programme called Teach First has been used to tackle a shortage of teachers in Britain.
A recruitment programme called Teach First has been used to tackle a shortage of teachers in Britain.
A confiscation order involving Co Monaghan land against the haulier convicted of killing 39 Vietnamese migrants has been quashed by the British Court of Appeal.
When Liz Truss stepped down after 50 disastrous days as Prime Minister it seemed that would be the last of her on Britain's national stage.
By: John Kilraine
President Michael D Higgins is being conferred with an honorary doctorate from the University of Manchester, which he attended as a postgraduate student more than 50 years ago.
The British government's scheme to deport asylum seekers to Rwanda looks likely to become law by the end of the week.
President Michael D Higgins spoke of the contribution Irish people made to Manchester's Industrial Revolution when he accepted an honorary doctorate from the city's university.
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