Police in London have confirmed that officers shot one man during the incident who died at the scene.

A short flight away, the British capital currently offers an array of great art options, writes Des O’Driscoll

The man accused of carrying out the Finsbury Park terror attack was a "ticking time-bomb" who became obsessed with Muslims after watching a drama based on the Rochdale grooming scandal, a court heard.

Donald Trump has controversially linked an increase in recorded crime with the "spread of radical Islamic terror" in the UK.

Terror-related arrests have surged to a new record high in the UK as security services confront an unprecedented threat, new figures reveal.

British transport company Go-Ahead Group said earnings at its troubled rail division are set to come under further pressure as uncertainty about the UK economy weighs on commuter numbers at one of its biggest franchises.

The attack in Barcelona is the latest major terrorist outrage to hit Europe in recent years.

Garda terrorism officers are examining digital devices of a man arrested as part of a British jihadi investigation to establish who he has been in contact with.

Garda security services are consulting with London police on an Islamist terrorism investigation after the arrest of an Algerian man in Dublin in relation to fraudulent identification documents.

Insurance against terror attacks must adapt to face up to the threats posed by so-called lone-wolf militants and the rise of cyber crime.

Australian prime minister Malcolm Turnbull has said his country wants to seal a free trade agreement with the UK "as soon as possible" after Britain's withdrawal from the European Union.

Robert Mulhern meets the Limerick man who joined the Peshmerga to fight in the battle against the forces of the so-called Islamic State

The successful fight against feuding gangs has prepared Limerick well to deal with the threat of Islamic State (IS) terrorism, community leaders have been told.

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While the media slavers over every bloody moment, rehashing and draining the last drop of gore from every single incident, ordinary people march on, writes Suzanne Harrington. 

"London is open. Our resilience, unity and defiance of those evil individuals who seek to harm us and destroy our way of life will never change."

London remains one of the safest cities in the world, the capital's top police officer declared, while warning people to remain vigilant amid the continued terror threat.

British police are asking Irish people who may have information about the terrorist attack at London Bridge last week to come forward.

A one-minute silence will be staged ahead of Sunday's Canadian Grand Prix in tribute to the victims of the London Bridge terror attack.

The Saudi team officials said the tradition was not in keeping with Saudi culture, but that their players would respect the custom from the side of the field.

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His colleague said: "I was trying to help him and he pointed his baton towards the attacker and said 'get him'. Even when injured, he was trying to fight."

British voters are going to the polls today after one of the strangest General Election campaigns of modern times in the country.

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Britons traditionally voted Labour or Conservative based on class, but the new battle is between young and old. 18 to 34-year-olds are Theresa May’s worry, says Paul Wallace

Corden went on to say he the staff of the CBS late night show were out in London on Saturday night and were staying in a hotel not far from the location of the attack.

A man arrested in Limerick in connection with the London attacks was working as a chef using a PPS number issued in the name of murdered terrorist Rachid Redouane.

Following the Second World War and the IRA bombing campaign, the Blitz spirit lives on in new generation of Britons, writes Peter Apps.

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As armed police take to the streets of London, Alex Morales and John Ainger ask if the city has become safer or more dangerous

Police raided two addresses in east London on Sunday, in the wake of the van and knife rampage in which seven people were killed and 48 injured.

An off-duty policeman fought off the London Bridge terrorists with his bare hands, it emerged, as Scotland Yard revealed two more of its officers were injured in the attack.

A student nurse who escaped the London Bridge terror attack has said she wants to find the taxi driver who saved her life.

Rush-hour commuters faced severe delays as the 24-hour strike by London Underground workers placed huge demand on the rest of the capital's transport network.

Do you tip your waiter or waitress for good service? If yes, why? And if no, why not? There are the questions up for debate between Joe McNamee, who believes tipping is a way to fight low pay levels, and Ed Power, who believes that topping can often lead to discrimination on a number of factors.

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Nearly 90 train passengers have had a lucky escape after the mechanical grab section of a builders’ lorry broke off and landed on the track after the vehicle hit a rail bridge in England.

The Eiffel Tower in Paris is the most popular spot in the world to take a selfie, according to new statistics.

Charing Cross station in London was evacuated today as emergency services dealt with a fire on a train.

Noel Meade is excited to see Apache Stronghold make his chasing debut in the Porter & Co Beginners Chase at Down Royal today.