Following today’s announcement of Cork Airport’s first transatlantic flights to the US with Norwegian Air, here are ten great things you can do in Boston.

Louis van Gaal says Marouane Fellaini is undroppable on current form.

THE anniversary of a great Welsh naturalist looms; Alfred Russel Wallace died on Nov 7, 1913. The ‘father of biogeography’, independently of Darwin, hit on the Principle of Natural Selection and discovered the ‘line’ through Southeast Asia which bears his name.

IN THE winter of 1989, I was living in south-east London, in the not entirely lovely suburb of Lewisham.

Detectives were continuing today to question a 48-year-old man arrested following a siege in central London.

Police snipers and heavily armed officers put several blocks of central London’s shopping district into lockdown after a man allegedly armed with gas canisters entered an office building and threatened to blow himself up.

One of Britain’s busiest shopping streets was closed today as a man wearing gas canisters stormed into an office and threatened to blow himself up, it was reported.

The future of up to 30 stores and 720 jobs was put at risk today after the UK side of retail brand Habitat went into administration.

Seal was “bullied” into embarking on a music career by his ex-girlfriend.

It is 44 years since Time Magazine placed London, The Swinging Capital on its cover and declared: “In a once sedate world of faded splendor, everything new, uninhibited and kinky is blooming.” The cast may change, but the characters remain the same, writes Allan Prosser

Model Sophie Anderton has spent the night in police cells after being arrested for being drunk and disorderly at Waterloo Station in London.

POLICE in England were last night braced for a fresh wave of victims of sex attacker John Worboys to come forward after the taxi driver was found guilty of drugging and molesting passengers.

American model and reality TV star Caprice Bourret was arrested in London on Saturday on suspicion of driving under the influence of alcohol.

The hunt was underway today for four suspected suicide bombers who targeted three Tube trains and a bus in the latest attack on London.

Four suspected suicide bombers are being hunted tonight after police recovered viable explosive devices following today’s attempted bomb attack on the London transport network.

THERE’S a string of billboards on the wall of the Tube station on Tottenham Court Road.

British café chain Coffee Republic today said its recovery was well on track after a string of disposals and a switch to a new deli format helped arrest a slump in sales.

CHELSEA soccer star John Terry broke down in tears yesterday as he denied glassing a nightclub bouncer in the face with a bottle.

Fears of disturbances during the annual May Day anti-capitalism protests in London appeared largely unfounded today as police described the thousands-strong demonstrations as ‘‘peaceful and good humoured’’.

Clean-up work was getting under way in London’s Tottenham Court Road, where shops and businesses were damaged by May Day protesters who went on the rampage last night.