THE VENUE was laden with symbolism. Amnesty International was launching its report into the affects of Ireland’s draconian abortion laws and it was taking place in the Pillar Room in the Rotunda Hospital in Dublin, writes Alison O’Connor.

The Sun appears to have stopped publishing topless pin-ups on page three after 44 years.

Sweets and chocolates are to be removed from checkouts at all Tesco stores in Ireland and the UK by the end of the year.

E-commerce giant eBay has told all its users to change their passwords in the wake of a cyber attack on the popular online marketplace.

YOU’D think that digital narcissism begins and ends with the self, and of course it mostly does, until you realise that the average narcissist would consider their baby an extension of self.

While Suzanne Harrington doesn’t agree with most censorship, she’s backing the campaign to put lads’ mags behind the counter, and out of the line of vision of her children.

It’s every parent’s nightmare: To get home from an event and realise that a child is missing.

A RAFT of companies are pulling advertising from the News of the World in the wake of phone-hacking allegations.

A SPECIALIST ice cream parlour plans to serve up breast milk ice cream and says people should think of it as an organic, free-range treat.

PADDED bikini tops for young girls were taken off the shelves by Primark yesterday after the British high street chain was accused of sexualising children.