Stephen Farrell

Perhaps I have been living under a rock, but until his murder, I had never heard of Charlie Kirk. Others of my acquaintance were clearly better informed. My social media timelines quickly lit up with people whose opinions on Mr Kirk were strong and apparently longheld. I like to think that I follow American politics…

This summer has seen a lot of coverage for football clubs – and not just in relation to their performance on the pitch.

A group of United Arab Emirates officials became the first Gulf Arab delegation ever to visit in Israel on Tuesday, cementing a normalisation deal in an occasion that Israel and U.S. officials described as historic but the Palestinians called "shameful".

The United Nations agency for Palestinian refugees announced on Monday that it has run out of money to pay the salaries of its staff across the Middle East, after two years of funding cuts by the United States and some other donors.

For the fourth time in two years, Israelis head to elections amid unprecedented political deadlock.

Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas declared a three-day mourning period for Saeb Erekat, the chief Palestinian negotiator who died on Tuesday after contracting COVID-19.

We have all seen the little warning label on the glass of a car wing mirror — ‘Warning! Objects in this mirror may be closer than they appear'. At the end of October, someone sent me a picture of a wing mirror with this phrase, but what appeared in the glass was truly terrifying —…

The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) is investigating a Manchester-based claims management company over its advertising and sales tactics.

As I write this there is an ominously long list on my desk taunting me. It is the list of things to be completed before I can go on holiday at the end of next week. It has been one of those weeks in which, despite my best efforts, I have only taken to this…