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The controversial news host is the latest high-profile ally of Hungary's embattled prime minister.

Eighteen former members of an elite university fraternity are linked to the death of a black student.

Three more Covid-linked deaths and another 1,641 cases of coronavirus are reported on Thursday.

Krystina Timanovskaya says she fled after being warned it was not safe to fly home from the Olympics.

Mobster Domenico Paviglianiti, known as the "boss of the bosses", has been arrested in Madrid.

The government has updated its red, amber and green lists of countries.

The lesbian family suffered homophobic abuse after appearing in a Russian health food ad.

The plan to extend the country's vaccination programme was announced in July.

Slow moving showers could bring up to 20mm of rain in an hour, leading to difficult driving conditions.

France has now been taken off the amber-plus list but why was it put on it in the first place?

Laois County Council says the decision was taken in conjunction with the latest public health advice.

Krystina Timanovskaya was granted a humanitarian visa after she refused orders to fly home early.

An express train from Munich hits a commuter train near the Czech Republic town of Domazlice.

Two-year-old Alta Fixsler's parents say withdrawing treatment is against their religious beliefs.

Inquest says Mark O’Sullivan was unlawfully killed, and records his brother and father took their own lives.

Protest organiser Maria Kolesnikova has been charged with threatening national security.

The man was driving one of two cars which collided near Castleblayney.