THE British government was wrong to spy on phone calls, faxes and emails between Ireland and Britain, Europe’s highest court has ruled.

THE recent European Court of Human Rights ruling that Poland should compensate a mother who claimed she was discriminated against when she was refused an abortion is in itself discriminatory and flies in the face of the court’s remit to uphold human rights.

IN the end there was such a love-in, it felt wrong to have forced the two sides in the Ryder Cup to play each other at all.

The Dr James Barry's sex case took a sensational turn today when an order was made prohibiting the listing of the trial.

DISABILITY activists are to take their campaign for the rights of disabled people to live independently to the European Parliament, it emerged yesterday.

THE twice-yearly summit between Russia and the EU takes place in The Hague today.

KEVIN KEEGAN will write a letter of apology to referee Steve Dunn for his foul-mouthed tunnel tirade at St James’ Park on Sunday — but remains unrepentant about his post-match media comments.

I AM aghast that any state other than a 1930s-style Soviet Union could propose a constitution like that of the EU.