Dogs have added a new dimension to workplaces today after being welcomed into offices around the county for Bring Your Dog To Work Day.
Dogs have added a new dimension to workplaces today after being welcomed into offices around the county for Bring Your Dog To Work Day.
Boris Johnson and Jeremy Hunt face a series of hurdles in the race to become UK Prime Minister over the coming weeks.
Advertising giant WPP has sold a majority stake in its post-production business, which worked on hits including ITV's Downton Abbey and the BBC's Baptise series.
Japanese Emperor Naruhito's younger brother says the royal family can perform only as much because its membership is declining.
So many grey whales are dying off the US West Coast that scientists and volunteers dealing with the putrid carcasses have an urgent request for coastal residents.
A SERIAL burglar has admitted killing an 84-year-old woman as he robbed her of £60 (€67) in her in her own home after asking for a glass of water.
The creator of fictitious news reporter Jonathan Pie has said Boris Johnson is “pretending to be a statesman” and can be better at playing a character than a comedian such...
A WOMAN has appeared in court charged with murdering her two teenage sons.
The Government posted a larger-than-expected budget deficit last month, after a jump in spending.
Pub group Greene King is set to post a small increase in profits next week in the first set of annual results under new boss Nick Mackenzie.
Donald Trump's meeting with Canada's prime minister was a chance to address the downing of a US drone by Iran, but the president first briefed reporters about his redesign for...
Firefighters, police and a veterinary clinic combined forces to rescue a red squirrel that had got its head stuck in a manhole cover in the western German city of Dortmund.
India's prime minister Narendra Modi has continued his quest to use yoga to promote his country on the world stage, leading by example on International Yoga Day.
Mark Field, the Conservative minister facing criticism for grabbing an environmental protester, sent a letter in April urging police to “take a much firmer grip” on climate change demonstrations.
More than 200 people were injured in a night of clashes in the Georgian capital, and half of them are still in the hospital, a top health official said on...
UK Foreign Office Minister Mark Field has come under fire after video footage showed him physically removing a climate change protester from a dinner in the City of London.
Foreign Office Minister Mark Field has come under fire after video footage showed him physically removing a climate change protester from a dinner in the City of London.
Foreign Office Minister Mark Field has been suspended as a minister while investigations take place into the Mansion House incident, Downing Street said.
Mitsubishi Motors shareholders have approved the ousting of Carlos Ghosn, who was pivotal in the Japanese carmaker's three-way partnership with Nissan and Renault until he was arrested on financial misconduct...
Talks aimed at allocating the European Union's top jobs will continue at a special summit later this month after no majority could be reached on any candidate.
The millionaire boss of a marketing firm at the centre of a £236 million savings scandal has been arrested.
Bank of England Governor Mark Carney has dismissed a claim by Boris Johnson, the front-runner in the race to become UK prime minister, that Britain can avoid the hit of...
Children are growing up with a "warped" view of what is normal because of the fake images they see on social media, the UK Education Secretary has warned.
Children are growing up with a "warped" view of what is normal because of the fake images they see on social media, the UK Education Secretary has warned.
A US official said the military made preparations for limited strikes on Iran in retaliation for the downing of a US surveillance drone, but approval was abruptly withdrawn before the...
Mike Ashley has threatened directors of Goals Soccer Centres with a boardroom coup after they rebuffed his efforts to hire an investigator of his choice.
The United States made preparations for a military strike against Iran in retaliation for the downing of a surveillance drone but the operation was abruptly called off with just hours...
Tory leadership underdog Jeremy Hunt insists he can cause an upset by defeating Boris Johnson, despite only narrowly securing his place in the final stage of the contest.
A former Shannon-based business executive is one of four people accused of being involved in a multimillion dollar scam, mainly targeting elderly victims.
The US Senate confirmed a controversial judicial nominee over objections from civil rights groups and Democrats who criticised President Donald Trump's pick as being hostile to the LGBT community.
A Hungarian court jailed four human traffickers for life yesterday for the deaths of 71 migrants whose decomposing bodies were found crammed inside a truck dumped on an Austrian motorway.
Hong Kong was bracing for potential violence today after student groups warned of an escalation in protests over the government's refusal to meet an ultimatum on a controversial extradition law.
Fears of war in the Persian Gulf were heightened yesterday after Iran shot down an American drone to "send a message" to the United States.
The over-use of smartphones and hand-held devices such as games consoles may be causing "horn-like" growths on the back of the skulls of young people, scientists say.
A former Shannon-based business executive is one of four people accused of being involved in a multimillion dollar scam, mainly targeting elderly victims.
A former Shannon-based business executive is one of four people accused of being involved in a multimillion dollar scam, mainly targeting elderly victims.
Kim Jong-Un has suggested he is becoming impatient with stalled denuclearisation talks in remarks aimed at Donald Trump ahead of next week's G20 summit.
An official commission has advised France to legalise cannabis to "take back control" of the black market.
Sweden's prosecution authority said yesterday it would not appeal a court ruling rejecting a formal request that WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange be detained while an allegation of rape is investigated.