The UK’s aviation regulator is taking legal action against Ryanair in a bid to ensure it changes its policy on paying flight delay compensation.

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Newly outraged by the beheading of yet another Western hostage, diplomats from around the world are in Paris pressing for a coherent global strategy to combat extremists from the Islamic State group.

Britain stands ready to take "whatever steps are necessary" to help an international push to destroy the "evil" extremist group who murdered a British aid worker, David Cameron said.

Britain will take “whatever steps are necessary” to help an international push to destroy the “evil” extremist group who murdered aid worker David Haines, British Prime Minister David Cameron said today.

British Prime Minister David Cameron gathered senior representatives of the military and security services at Downing Street after a third man was beheaded by Islamic State (IS).

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DE LA SALLE (Macroom) progressed to the knock-out stages of the Corn Uí Mhuirí after victory over champions Coláiste Chríost Rí in an excellent Group D clash in Cloughduv yesterday.

Tommy Barker looks at new luxury homes in a walk down memory lane.

FROM champions to wooden spoonists in the space of 12 months — that was the story for Ireland yesterday as the Men’s Amateur Home Internationals ended at Hillside on the Lancashire coast.

Troubled singer Amy Winehouse is terrified she will join the "27 Club" - the tragic group of rock stars who died in their prime.

WEARY residents and business owners in Suffolk, Virginia returned to what was left of their homes and livelihoods yesterday after three tornadoes smashed houses, piled cars on each other and injured more than 200 people.

WHEN Bloomsday (June 16) comes round every year, our nation’s collective guilt resurfaces. The ineluctable question is raised again: have you read Ulysses?

FORMULA 1 boss Eddie Jordan’s €212 million lawsuit in which he had accused Vodafone of reneging on a sponsorship agreement was yesterday described as “without foundation and false” by a High Court judge.