British Prime Minister Boris Johnson said a “great new” Brexit deal had been agreed “that takes back control”.

Mr. Price is at it again.

The occupation of a former Department of Social protection building by homeless campaigners will come before the High Court this morning.

Vconnecta targetting the one million campaigns held in America in every four- or five-year cycle to sell its e-canvasser and voting technology, says Trish Dromey.

No matter where you are in the world, you can catch Pokémon that are supposedly region-exclusive. You won't be able to find them in the wild, but you will be able to hatch them from eggs.

Suicide Squad may have undergone some late in the game reshoots but they haven't changed the overall tone of the film, it has just been rated PG-13 by the MPAA.

The James Bond franchise is known for eye-catching cars, and Spectre will be no different. A new featurette shows off two of Spectre’s supercars in full flight.

The latest trailer for Fantastic Four gives us plenty of details about the upcoming film. We get to see the origin story of the group, get close-ups of the various characters and their powers, and see the threat that they must stop.

A decision to grant planning permission for a 38,000-seat stadium in the heart of West Belfast was unlawful, a judge has ruled.

Our suggestions for five things to do this week.

Sherlock fans might be in luck.

This is the sweetest story. Prepare to cry.

Jamie Bell is in talks to star in a reboot of 'Fantastic Four'.

A 27-year-old Cork man has been charged with the murder of a homeless man whose body was found dumped in a refuse chute in the city earlier this year.

The 'Diamonds' hitmaker Rihanna has a reputation for hopping from club to club on a nightly basis, but the pop star claims she has become tired of the party lifestyle.

Bill Hader has blasted Justin Bieber.

Justin Timberlake is in talks to host the Oscars in 2014.

Nicki Minaj is still in shock over President Barack Obama's election victory.

When crafting a follow-up to the highest-grossing R-rated comedy of all time, it's understandable that one might be reticent to mess with a winning formula.

Dermot O'Leary thinks 'The X Factor' needs to "up its game" now Simon Cowell and Cheryl Cole have quit.

Former US vice president Al Gore welcomes a decision by police in Portland to reopen an investigation into a massage therapist's allegations that he groped her at a hotel four years ago, according to a spokeswoman for the Nobel Peace Prize laureate.

Police claimed a tenuous hold over the Jamaican slum stronghold of a wanted gang leader today, but only after fighting that left at least 48 people dead.

'Big Brother' trio Charlie, Kris and Sophie are facing the public vote this Friday as a punishment for discussing nominations.

The makers of the movie 'Borat: Cultural Learnings of America for Make Benefit Glorious Nation of Kazakhstan' have been slapped with a lawsuit from an American driving instructor who appeared in the 2006 comedy.

The Construction Industry Federation (CIF) has rejected claims from the Economic and Social Research Institute (ESRI) regarding the capacity of the construction industry to deliver the next National Development Plan (NDP).

Irish Hotels Federation chief executive, John Power today welcomed the latest CSO tourism figures which show an increase of almost 11% in the number of overseas visitors to Ireland during the first eight months of the year with a record number of visitors for August.

Founder and chief executive of CPL Resources Anne Heraty has been named the Ernst & Young Entrepreneur of the Year.

The trial of a man accused of murdering his wife ten years ago was told that the dead woman was found with a tie tied tightly around her neck, the Central Criminal Court heard.

Stateside audiences still their mindless pap; so step forward Mr. Diesel, running on fumes!

LUCKY STORY produced a performance of remarkable tenacity to take the Champagne Stakes at Doncaster .

TRAINER Willie Mullins took the honours at last night’s Irish meetings, completing a bumper double at Wexford and also proving successful with Warrens Castle at Navan.

ESPERADO, owned by Miss Grace Dorgan, and trained by Donal Dorgan in Kilworth, Co. Cork who was successful at Dawstown last Monday, chalked up another success when winning the Open Lighweight Race at the United Hunt Point To Point at Ballindenisk yesterday .

THERE were trebles for jockey John Thomas McNamara and trainer Enda Bolger at a successful Limerick Harriers Hunt Point-to-Point at Lemonfield yesterday.

The Irish Sports Council announced today that four sports - sailing, boxing, equestrian and rowing - are to receive major grants to finance their preparations for Athens 2004.