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People will no longer need to take a pre-departure test two days before travelling to England.

The president vows to make life difficult for the unjabbed, but opponents condemn his language.

Gabriel Lungu's car was involved in a crash with a stolen Volkswagen Golf.

The Balkan country is enforcing blackouts amid an electricity shortage caused by high global prices.

The explosion in Saudi Arabia last week badly wounded French rally driver Philippe Boutron.

Taiwan later urged locals to buy rum, posting recipes for rum-infused cocktails.

The Home Office is “reforming” its approach to asylum, following 28,400 people crossing the Channel.

How have East of England businesses coped with the first year of Brexit?

Thousands of chemicals are banned by EU for safety reasons, but tattooists say it will hit business.

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

Grichka and Igor Bogdanoff had hosted a TV science and science-fiction show in the 1980s.

The measure aims to change dangerous patterns of alcohol behaviour and deter binge drinking.

It is understood the man had been swimming at Leadbh Gharbh beach when he got into difficulties.

They report the threats as they consider tougher restrictions on unvaccinated people in France.

The Republic of Ireland opens its coronavirus vaccine portal to its youngest cohort yet.

Ukraine's culture minister has described the portrayal of a character from Kyiv as "insulting".

The Irishwoman suffered serious injuries in the 2015 collapse that killed six students.