Retaliatory air strikes against militants in Iraq have destroyed five weapons depots, but the top US commander for the Middle East has acknowledged there are many similar sites the US has not hit because of potential civilian casualties and political sensitivities with the Iraqi government.
Turkish and Russian troops will begin jointly patrolling a key highway in north-west Syria tomorrow as part of a fragile truce brokered by the countries, Turkey's defence minister said yesterday.
Trinity College Dublin is encouraging students living in college accommodation to return home and offering them a partial refund.
Alex Salmond impersonated a zombie before sexually assaulting an SNP worker, a jury has been told.
Six-year-old Sumaya and her teenage sister Zagidat used to mark every day they spent away from their mother on a calendar, hoping for a reunion.
A leading immunologist has slammed 'virus parties' as being irresponsible and selfish amid reports of thousands of students hosting impromptu house parties and large pub gatherings.
Supermarkets are working round the clock and restricting purchases as they compete with panic-buying shoppers to keep their shelves full.
