The fast start Europe needed to boost their hopes of a fourth successive Ryder Cup victory failed to materialise on Sunday at Valhalla.

Revenue investigations into tax dodging netted €147m for the Exchequer in the first three months of the year with the name-and-shame list topped by a publican.

Three ground zero workers who accompanied filmmaker Michael Moore on a trip to Cuba for medical treatment featured in his new movie 'Sicko' said today they were targeted by the US government because of their participation.

Economic expansion in the North will be held back unless urgent action is taken to solve a skills shortage, business bosses warned the Assembly today.

One of the Ground Zero workers who Michael Moore took to Cuba for his latest movie 'Sicko', has defended the filmmaker, declaring Cuban doctors gave him better medical attention that he received in his native America.

The state agency responsible for names of towns and cities approved plans today to rename the capital Pretoria as Tshwane, dismissing criticism by mainly white South Africans that it would undermine their cultural traditions.

An airport check-in worker in Britain has been suspended for having too much gel in his hair, it was revealed today.

Nick Faldo will fully appreciate what Colin Montgomerie is going through when they play together in the first round of the British Masters at the Forest of Arden tomorrow.