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The four-year-old child was fatally injured in a house in Limerick on 13 March.

The decision to not renew Sarah Rainsford's visa is an "assault on media freedom", the corporation says.

Covid-19 linked deaths are reported by counting patients who die within 28 days of testing positive.

A traffic light system is in place setting out rules for entering the UK

People living in Scotland have spoken of problems on holiday caused by the Scottish government's paper system.

Key maps and charts explaining how the virus has spread around the world.

Health chiefs say about 42,000 children were signed up within hours of the registration opening

A warrant is issued against Saif al-Islam Gaddafi after a BBC investigation into mercenaries in Libya.

Several men are winched to safety after a boat carrying 40 people sinks, French authorities say.

The Status of Ireland Climate 2020 report also shows that sea levels around the coast are rising.

Almost half a million EU citizens who have applied for settled status in the UK await a decision.

Paris St-Germain has given Messi a "large number" of fan tokens as part of his welcome package.

The four-year-old child was fatally injured in a house in Limerick on 13 March.

Alexander Kuranov, detained by FSB agents, runs a team of pioneering spaceflight researchers.

A man working for the British Embassy was arrested near Berlin accused of spying for Russia.

Why nothing in the case of the arrest of a man at the British Embassy in Berlin should surprise us.

Eight people survived after a helicopter with 16 people crashed in the Far East region, reports say.

More than 8,000 mostly elderly people are urged to get vaccinated again as a nurse is questioned.

If the registered reading is verified, it will be hottest temperature ever recorded in Europe.