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Terry Wogan only discovered he was terminal three weeks ago

It’s been reported that Terry Wogan found out he was dying from cancer three weeks ago. According to his friend Father Brian D’Arcy, the 77-year-old...

WHO declares Zika virus outbreak ‘an international public health emergency’

The Zika virus outbreak should be considered a “public health emergency of international concern”, the World Health Organisation has said. The global health body made...

Legal marijuana sales in US set to grow to $21 billion by 2020

Business is booming for America’s legal marijuana market, and it’s set to continue to grow in the next five years. Legal weed – which is...

EU authorities lost track of 10,000 unaccompanied children in the last 18 months

Authorities dealing with Europe's migrant crisis have lost track of around 10,000 unaccompanied children over the last 18 months. The European Union police agency announcement...

UK gives scientists go-ahead to genetically modify human embryos

Scientists have been given permission to genetically modify human embryos for the first time in the UK. The UK's Human Fertilisation and Embryology Authority (HFEA)...

Limerick to open books of condolence for Terry Wogan

Books of condolence will open in Limerick this morning in honour of Terry Wogan. The broadcasting legend passed away from cancer yesterday, at the age...

Andy Murray outclassed as Novak Djokovic secures sixth Australian Open title

Andy Murray’s wait for a third grand slam title continues as the Scot was thwarted again by Novak Djokovic to lose his fifth Australian...

Barack Obama to make first visit to a US mosque

US president Barack Obama is visiting an American mosque for the first time, in a public show of support for the Muslim community. Mr Obama...

Global concern as Zika virus continues to spread

Global concern is mounting as the number of people infected with Zika virus is soaring. Last night Columbia confirmed it has over 2,000 cases of...

Over €5bn promines to West Africa ‘cannot be traced’

Over €5bn that was promised for Ebola hit West Africa cannot be traced - according to Oxfam. The charity has said more than a billion...

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