French President François Hollande is to visit Ireland later this month, it emerged yesterday.

His dream passenger? Pamela Anderson in a summer dress.

A British sniper killed five Taliban insurgents and a would-be suicide bomber in Afghanistan with one bullet, the Ministry of Defence has said.

A woman who risked her life to confront an armed man suspected of slaughtering a British soldier in broad daylight has described how she tried to calm him moments after the barbaric attack.

THE ashes of Peter Osgood — the king of Stamford Bridge — were buried beneath the penalty spot in front of The Shed yesterday.

FROM lazy indifference to the first faint simmerings of indignation to a global outcry for action to end African poverty - the positive universal response to Live8 bore delightful testimony to the lofty, not-so-crazy ideals of one Irishman.

Twenty years after Live Aid, the world’s leading musicians took to the London stage once more tonight to call for an end to world poverty.

VISITORS to war cemeteries can rarely fail to be moved.

Up to 50 rifles were gathered from soldiers in a handcart after the Bloody Sunday shootings, it was claimed today.

Former British Prime Minister Edward Heath today insisted he was not responsible for the deaths of 13 civil rights protesters on Bloody Sunday nearly 31 years ago.