Mark Paul is a London Correspondent at The Irish Times. He covers a diverse range of topics including government and politics, social issues, and regional interest, with a keen focus on the United Kingdom, the European Union, and markets. Mark's work has also been featured in WardsAuto, Motorcycle & Powersports News, and The American Prospect.
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Mark Paul's articles primarily focus on UK politics, government announcements, legal policy regulation and evolving political stories. He is likely to be interested in pitches related to UK politics such as analysis of government policies, insights into the strategies of political figures like Rishi Sunak or Boris Johnson, and information about significant changes within the Conservative Party.
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Holyrood government pledges to abolish in Scotland the two-child benefit cap that the UK Labour government has so far resisted scrapping
By: Mark Paul
Taoiseach says his party's mandate must be respected, while Fianna Fáil leader Micheál Martin also raises the issue of Rockall in Scotland, where both leaders were attending a British-Irish summit
Focus will be reflection on ‘diplomatic relations with Syria' and a cautious observation of Hayat Tahrir al-Sham
By: Mark Paul
London Letter: The rapacious property market here makes Dublin’s seem quaint
By: Mark Paul
Westminster MPs hear from Israeli and Palestinian voices on what more Britain can do to help bring about peace
By: Mark Paul
Emotional former MP on his mental health, his relief to be out of politics, and that ‘nuisance' Leo Varadkar
By: Mark Paul
Forced to improvise after its supply of Guinness dropped, at least one London pub didn’t lose it head
By: Mark Paul
Donagh O’Sullivan is in charge of the redevelopment of one of the British capital’s most iconic structures
By: Mark Paul
About 2,000 Rovers fans marched to Stamford Bridge, equating to about 14,000 internally concealed pints of beer
By: Mark Paul
Winds of change howled across Britain in a year when a Labour election victory ended 14 years of Tory rule
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