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Violence breaks out as hundreds gather at a police station over the death of a 23-year-old in custody.

The famous Lauberhorn ski event is cancelled after a spike in Covid-19 cases linked to one tourist.

The last of 14 works identified as looted from Jewish collectors is returned to the owner's heirs.

Micheál Martin apologised for the "profound and generational wrong" to survivors of the homes.

BBC News NI looks back at how secret burials were first unearthed at one home in County Galway.

Alexei Navalny says he will fly back on 17 January, months after he was sent to Germany for treatment.

Images appear to show a monkey wearing a Nazi uniform performing at a state circus last week.

Amnesty International says the issue of forced adoptions also needs close scrutiny.

The coronavirus vaccine is being rolled out across the EU but there has been criticism about the pace of vaccinations.

Passengers flying into the Republic of Ireland must have taken a test within 72 hours of arriving.

Hundreds of people will face a judge following a major inquiry into the 'Ndrangheta criminal group.

The scandal is a "dark and shameful chapter" of Irish history, says Taoiseach Micheál Martin.

The European Commission sets ambitious targets for its satellite secure communications project.

Auditor found Welsh rural development grants were made without ministers ensuring value for money.

Plunging temperatures inland follow heavy snow at the weekend and lead to deaths and injuries.