The leaders of Ireland’s three main political parties clashed on housing, healthcare and financial management in their final televised debate before the general election.

Mr Harris made the remarks after Ms McDonald had heavily criticised Fine Gael’s handling of the justice portfolio.

The announcement of a ceasefire in Lebanon leads the stories on Wednesday’s front pages. The story is featured on the front of The Guardian and The Independent, with Israel and Hezbollah agreeing to ...

Christmas shoppers should brace for a record wave of scams over the next month as cybercriminals look to take advantage of the festive period, mobile operator EE has warned. The firm’s security ...

A 25-strong shortlist of images taken from entries to the Wildlife Photographer of the Year contest is being put to a public ...

The advertising watchdog found that the airline had not made clear the basis of its claim that it was ‘one of the greenest choices in ...

A charity founded by former prime minister Gordon Brown and delivery superpower Amazon is celebrating its three-year ...

Nearly a quarter (24%) spent their winter fuel payment on cooking meals, the charity found. Over a third of older people (37%) said they would find it difficult to manage financially without their ...

A levy on casino and betting operators’ profits will bring in £100 million to put into tackling problem gambling, the Government has announced. Under the plans, a statutory levy will be imposed on ...

The findings come after a Labour MP called for a legal requirement to be introduced so schools in England are mobile-free zones.

A report by the IPPR think tank warned that widening wealth divides could lead to fewer life and career opportunities for the less well-off.

State primary schools in England can apply to join the trial before the Government’s national rollout of funded breakfast clubs.