Lego said it has "no plans" for future free giveaways in The Daily Mail following a campaign calling on advertisers to boycott newspapers that promoted "demonisation and division" during the Brexit debate.

A UCC student has claimed that the college’s health centre turned them away after they had presented following a suicide attempt.

A regional newspaper in the UK has offered a £1,000 reward to hunt down thugs who left a football fan with life-threatening head injuries.

There are sound biological reasons why women’s bodies are naturally curvy and voluptuous. Deirdre Reynolds gets the skinny on essential body fat.

The sponsors are unable to split Present View and Oscar Whisky at the five-day declaration stage for the Paddy Power Gold Cup at Cheltenham on Saturday.

Yes Tom, the 14/1 outsider of five runners, continued Stuart Crawford’s rich vein of form when landing the Daily Mirror Chase in Down Royal yesterday.

An agreement by pilots at Spanish airline Iberia to raise productivity as part of a turnaround programme eliminating more than 3,000 jobs, was hailed as “a bold deal” by parent group CEO Willie Walsh yesterday.

Pat Flynn and Danny Grant took the honours on the beach in Laytown yesterday, completing a 44/1 double with Topadee and Jeangeorges.

ONE of the country’s oldest newspapers faces “the proposed culling of half the total 24 jobs” after trade union Unite yesterday said its proposals “have been rejected by management”.

THE unbeaten Power heads a team of six possibles from the Aidan O’Brien stable for Sunday’s Keeneland Phoenix Stakes at the Curragh.

CURRAGH trainer Paul Deegan took the training honours in Wexford last night, registering a fine double with Beauty Express in the Gorey Race and following-up with Belleau in the claimer.

KEVIN Prendergast is looking to Dunboyne Express in his quest for a second success in the Abu Dhabi Irish 2000 Guineas at the Curragh on Saturday.

IT HAS been over six months since Tyrur Big Mike raced, but the Derby and Champion Stakes runner-up is hot favourite to lift the Collage Causeway/Killahan Phanter Easter Cup, which starts at Shelbourne tonight.

Eric-Maxime Choupo-Moting is likely to remain a Hamburg player until the end of the season after his transfer to Cologne failed to go through due to a problematic fax machine.

BLACKPOOL Billy is one of the shining lights on an informative afternoon at Ayr today.

Former Bayern Munich and Germany goalkeeper Oliver Kahn is one of the candidates to become the new general manager at Cologne.

MICHAEL HALFORD is conscious of the threat posed by fellow Irish runner Dunboyne Express as he prepares to send Casamento to Doncaster for the Racing Post Trophy on Saturday.

Virgin Atlantic blew the whistle on an alleged price-fixing cartel with British Airways because it wanted to win the race for immunity and save itself millions of pounds, a British court heard today.

A roadside bomb killed three US soldiers and flattened a girls’ school in north-west Pakistan today in an attack that drew attention to a US military training mission in the al Qaida and Taliban heartland.

Wolves chief executive Jez Moxey has dismissed rumours Leicester have made a bid for striker Andy Keogh.

Masked gunmen armed with rifles and rocket launchers attacked Sri Lanka’s national cricket team in Pakistan today, wounding at least two players and killing five police officers.

Galactic Star is set to have a pacemaker in the Princess of Wales’s WBX.COM Stakes at Newmarket on Thursday.

Germany forward Lukas Podolski claims Tottenham are among the clubs interested in signing him from Bayern Munich this summer.

Grocery giant Tesco unveiled its biggest ever deal today after agreeing to spend nearly £1bn (€1.25bn) on beefing up its hypermarket presence in South Korea.

A bus driver today suffered a driving lesson disaster when he lost the roof of his double-decker.

A Northern Ireland property and leisure company today teamed up with a leading Scottish hotel management company to develop hotels worth hundreds of millions of euro across Britain.

One of the Indian men who allegedly beat a British tourist to death said the mob killed the foreigner because he had chased a woman through a village, an Indian newspaper reported today.

Four days on from the Ryder Cup and Lee Westwood still sounds worse for wear.

Big Timer continued his rapid progress with his third win on the bounce in the Symphony Group Acomb Stakes on the opening day of the Ebor Festival at York.

THE world’s first test-tube baby, Louise Brown, is reported to be pregnant.

Trees right, trees left. Bogey, double bogey. That was Seve Ballesteros’s first two holes on the European tour for almost two years today.

Goodricke won the Group One William Hill Sprint Cup at Haydock Park.

Wall Street struggled through an indecisive session today, finishing mixed as investors grappled with higher energy costs, the prospect of declining earnings growth and a slower US economy.

Railway workers were clearing debris and repairing damaged train tracks in southern Pakistan today, a day after the country’s worst rail crash in more than a decade left at least 133 people dead and hundreds injured.

TERENURE PRINTERS of Dublin is to close with the loss of more than 160 jobs.

The London market suffered a late sell-off today after the United States said its trade deficit had ballooned to a record $61bn (€47.4bn) in February.

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TIMMY MURPHY will have his appeal against a seven-day ban heard at the Jockey Club next Thursday morning.

Manchester United boss Alex Ferguson has turned down a trio of loan inquiries from Walsall counterpart Paul Merson.

US stocks rose modestly in uninspired trading today as investors looked past a mix of economic data and falling profit forecasts from Google Inc. and Applied Materials Inc.

The Barclay brothers have ended months of uncertainty about the future of the Daily and Sunday Telegraph by buying both newspaper titles in a multi-million pound deal.

A possible takeover of Aston Villa receded today after one of the key men involved pulled out of negotiations.

JURADO EXPRESS, superbly handled by Cheltenham Festival-hero, Barry Cash, landed the four-runner featured Nore Valley Chase at Clonmel last night.