The Hong Kong authorities yesterday confirmed that 230 people were arrested over the weekend in the biggest police crackdown on pro-democracy protests since mid-January, when the city was first struck by coronavirus.
There is something about the Leaving Cert that has left an indelible mark on all who've endured it.
A missile fired during an Iranian training exercise mistakenly struck a naval vessel instead of its intended target in waters near the Strait of Hormuz, killing 19 sailors and wounding 15 others, Iranian authorities said.
Most of the population has built up no immunity to the coronavirus, leaving them at risk of infection as the country begins to ease the lockdown.
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson last night urged his public to "use good, solid British common sense" in interpreting his new lockdown rules after facing a host of questions and confusion over his strategy.
Our country is dying. Slowly but surely, we are watching a horror movie unfold in front of our eyes, yet we can't seem to do anything about it.
More than 1,900 former Justice Department employees have repeated a call for William Barr to step down as US attorney general, asserting in an open letter he had "once again assaulted the rule of law" by moving to drop the case against President Donald Trump's former national security adviser Michael Flynn.
