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After yesterday’s draw in Nyon had pitted Ireland against Bosnia and Herzegovina in November’s European Championship play-off, Martin O’Neill was gathered around a table with a small group of Irish journalists in UEFA’s ‘House Of Football’, when a staffer came in and began handing out sheets of paper containing confirmation of the dates of next month’s games.

Jules Bianchi’s father is becoming “less optimistic” of the former Marussia Formula One driver recovering from life-threatening injuries.

The foreign ministers of Iran and six world powers met in a final push for a preliminary nuclear accord before their deadline today as Tehran showed signs of backing away from previous compromise offers.

Glenn Close found it difficult to trust her instincts after being raised in a cult.

Michael Schumacher will now be buoyed by the familiar surroundings of his home in Switzerland as he continues to rebuild his life.

Michael Schumacher is to continue his road to recovery from severe head injuries following a skiing accident in December from his home in Switzerland.

Michael Schumacher has left hospital to continue his recovery at home but the former Formula One champion faces "a long and difficult road ahead" after his skiing accident last year.

Michael Schumacher is to continue his road to recovery from severe head injuries following a skiing accident in December from his home in Switzerland.

I Frankenstein, an action fantasy thriller based on Kevin Grevioux’s graphic novel, hits the big screen next week. Mary Shelley’s nameless ‘fiend’ is now Adam Frankenstein, played by Aaron Eckhart.

The first day’s play in the Evian Championship has been abandoned after heavy rain made the course in France unplayable.

George Clooney raised almost $15m (€12m) for President Barack Obama’s re-election campaign at the actor’s Los Angeles home in May.

MY MOTHER is coming to stay.

Charlie Chaplin may have been the quintessential English movie star, but his exotic dark looks and legendary performing genes could be thanks to his great grandmother, who was a gypsy from Cork.

At least five people were killed today when a small plane crashed near a village in western Switzerland.

SITUATED mid-way between Mont Blanc and Lake Geneva in the heart of the Portes du Soleil, Morzine is the gateway to a marvellous winter playground of 650km of ski-slopes.

Morzine is a cracking little hideaway nestled at the foot of the French Alps and ideal for both the novice and expert skier. Book a chalet, says Brian Canty, and enjoy the slide.

POLICE combed the area near the Swiss home of missing twin girls including a nearby lake yesterday, in a desperate three country search more than a week after they vanished with their now dead father.

Eva Longoria Parker has bought a third home in Switzerland.

Charlie Chaplin’s last home in Switzerland will be turned into a permanent place of pilgrimage for fans of the actor who immortalised the “Little Tramp”, one of his sons said today.

THINGS You Don’t Really Want To Hear From Your Pilot, Number 173: “I know this feels uncomfortable but there is no operational or safety problem.”

A flawless start to the “Big Bang” experiment that will re-enact the first moments of the universe was hailed as a triumph by scientists involved in the project today.

Scientists today launched the "Big Bang experiment" - an attempt to recreate the start of the universe using the biggest and most complex machine yet built.

Scientists will "switch on" the most powerful particle accelerator ever built today in an attempt to answer some of the biggest unanswered questions in physics.

A SWISS man who stood to inherit real estate worth $78 million (€49m) was convicted of killing three women, including his adoptive mother and sister, and sentenced to life in prison.

A train slammed into a bus carrying schoolchildren at a railway crossing in the French Alps today, killing six children and injuring 30 people, regional officials said.

Lewis Hamilton claims the unbearable intrusion into his private life is behind his decision to quit the UK for Switzerland.

AS FOURTH seeds going into the European Championship draw, Ireland can have few complaints about their pot luck in Montreux.

THE REPUBLIC of Ireland’s European Championship destiny will be clarified when the draw for the 2008 qualifying campaign is staged here today.

Emergency services were struggling to contain a mystery oil slick polluting part of Lake Geneva today.

Martin has yet to be truly tested, writes Caroline O’Doherty.

Peter Ustinov was remembered today as a great actor and humorist who made a difference to the world through his good works for children.

Sir Peter Ustinov, the Oscar-winning actor and staunch advocate for Unicef, will be honoured in a public memorial ceremony in Switzerland.

PETER USTINOV, a brilliant wit and mimic who won two Oscars in an eclectic acting career has died. He was 82.

Oscar-winning actor Peter Ustinov has died in Switzerland. He was 82.

FRENCH President Jacques Chirac repeated his condemnation of the Iraq war yesterday and said a Group of Eight summit statement about weapons of mass destruction was not a green light for a similar attack on Iran.

PRESIDENTS George W Bush and Jacques Chirac smiled for the cameras yesterday at the start of a Group of Eight summit overshadowed by the US-French clash over the Iraq war and concern over Washington’s next moves.

ANARCHISTS and anti-capitalists rampaged through the streets of Geneva and Lausanne yesterday as world leaders clamped a harmonious face on a summit simmering with Iraq war disputes in France.

World leaders clamped a harmonious face on a summit simmering with Iraq war disputes today, striking a united front with pledges of billions of dollars to fight Aids and hunger in poor nations.

Anti-riot agents have fired volleys of tear gas and rubber pellets at anti-globalisation demonstrators.

Heads of state of leading developing countries gathered in Switzerland today for a series of meetings on the sidelines of the summit of Group of Eight leading world powers.

The descendants of Italy’s last king today said they were overjoyed at the prospect of returning to their homeland following the failure of a petition that would have kept them in exile.

OUTGOING UN human rights commissioner Mary Robinson has accused governments of hiding behind the war on terrorism to trample on civil liberties and crush troublesome opponents.