Fine Gael has suspended one of the senators embroiled in the Golfgate controversy from its ruling national executive.
Pupils from a Dublin primary school will have to restrict their movements for the next two weeks after a student tested positive for Covid-19.
French satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo is republishing caricatures of the Prophet Mohammed which unleashed a wave of anger in the Muslim world, to mark the start of the trial of alleged accomplices in the militant attack against it in 2015.
Thousands of students boycotted the start of the school year in Belarus yesterday and signs of a possible rift appeared in an opposition alliance that has led weeks of protests against veteran President Alexander Lukashenko.
US President Donald Trump has claimed "people that are in the dark shadows" are "controlling the streets" and manipulating his Democratic opponent Joe Biden to sow chaos.
Tony Abbott, the former Australian prime minister tipped to become a British trade envoy, has said elderly Covid-19 patients should be allowed to die to reduce the economic costs of lockdown.
The head of the Khmer Rouge's prison system, who admitted overseeing the torture and killings of thousands of Cambodians, has died.
