Several years ago, while raising six offspring and also working with husband Denis in their shared business, Sheila Kiely found the time to write (and photograph!) her first cookbook, Gimme the Recipe, and the follow-up, Enjoy! Food You’ll Love (Mercier Press) has hit the shelves.

Australia 63 Uruguay 3: Australia head coach Michael Cheika has refused to stoke the fires of controversy ahead of an anticipated titanic World Cup tussle with England.

Ireland fended off a relentless late onslaught to grind past Australia 26-23, despite being outscored three tries to two in Dublin.

Ireland may be going into the final game of the November series with two wins under their belts, but head coach Joe Schmidt warned that Australia would provide a tough final test.

Michael Cheika said the "real physical business" was about to begin for Australia, after they marked the start of their European tour with a dramatic 40-36 win over the Barbarians in his first game as Wallaby coach.

Liverpool manager Brendan Rodgers has thrown new £12m signing Daniel Sturridge into the fray for his side’s FA Cup third-round clash with non-league Mansfield at the One Call Stadium this afternoon.

Union members and single parents have picketed the Dáil in protest against Budget cuts to community employment schemes.

A security guard accused of killing his sister, her husband and six others had a history of mental problems and feared his sister wanted to kick him out of the home they shared, relatives and others said.

Bomb squad police were detonating a huge explosives haul today at the home of a man accused of shooting dead eight people in Virginia's worst mass killing incident since 2007.

A massive manhunt involving more than 100 police and helicopters with thermal imaging was under way today for a gunman who killed eight people in Virginia.

LEE MCQUEEN revealed his first purchase would be a “new pair of shoes for the missus” after he was declared the surprise winner of The Apprentice.

UK television presenter Mark Speight left two suicide notes, his inquest was told today.

POLICE are investigating the death of children’s television presenter Mark Speight, amid speculation his body had remained undetected in a building adjacent to Paddington Station for several days.

The family of TV presenter Mark Speight will today formally identify his body, which was found yesterday in a railway station.

THE family of missing TV presenter Mark Speight said yesterday they were “deeply worried” about him.

The family of missing TV presenter Mark Speight said today they were “deeply worried” about him.

The fiancee of TV presenter Mark Speight may have died after taking drugs prescribed for a medical condition, his mother said.

CHILDREN’S TV star Mark Speight yesterday insisted he had nothing to do with the death of his fiancée, Natasha Collins.

A Turkish court has ordered the release of the man accused of the fatal stabbings of two Leeds United soccer fans nearly five years ago, his lawyer said today.

Fiji’s vice president was sentenced to four years in prison today for his role in a 2000 coup that ousted the first ethnic Indian prime minister in the South Pacific islands nation.

A court today rejected bail for a Turkish soccer fan awaiting a re-trial in the fatal stabbings of two British Leeds soccer fans in Istanbul.

A knife belonging to the Turkish man accused of murdering two Leeds United fans had the blood of both victims on it, a court retrying the case heard today.

A LEEDS UNITED fan told an inquest yesterday of his attempts to save his brother’s life after he was stabbed during violence in Istanbul.

A LEEDS UNITED fan told an inquest yesterday of his attempts to save his brother’s life after he was stabbed during violence in Istanbul.

A Turkish court today overturned the conviction of a man who was jailed for 15 years for murdering two Leeds Utd fans in April 2000.

Fijian coup leader George Speight remained unrepentant at toppling the Pacific nation’s first ethnic Indian prime minister, as he started a life sentence for treason.

Fijian coup leader George Speight was sentenced to death today for treason after leading the May 2000 storming of parliament that plunged the Pacific nation into political turmoil and economic crisis.

The nationalist who led a coup that toppled Fiji's government in May 2000 has been dismissed from parliament.

Democracy has returned to Fiji's parliament for the first time since armed nationalists stormed its debating chamber 16 months ago.

Fiji coup leader George Speight won election to the Pacific nation’s Parliament today, 16 months after he overthrew its democratically elected government.

A coup leader is to defend himself against treason charges by saying he was given immunity by the country's indigenous chiefs.

Prosecutors today accused 13 men charged with treason after an armed coup of trying to set up a ‘‘government at gunpoint’’ in Fiji.

Officials in Fiji were arguing today over where to hold a hearing on treason charges against coup leader George Speight amid concerns it could trigger fresh violence in the South Pacific nation.

Leeds chairman Peter Ridsdale believes reaching the Champions League final is ‘‘a dream too far’’ despite the latest Euro heroics from David O’Leary’s side.