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Rise in pregnancy counselling numbersIrish HealthImproved awareness of pregnancy counselling services has led to a marked increase in the numbers attending these services, according to the Irish Family Planning Association (IFPA). According to the IFPA…
New York TimesVisitors to Czech Republic warned against drinking local liquorRTE.ieThe Food Safety Authority is advising anyone travelling to the Czech Republic to avoid consuming locally-produced liquor, due to a number of fatalities as a result of me…

MedPage TodaySelf-harmer three times as likely to die earlyIrish HealthPeople who have a history of self-harm are more than three times as likely to die prematurely as the general population, according to a new study in the UK. Former self-harmers don&…
Nursing home owners need HIQA guidance, says studyIrish ExaminerNursing home owners need more guidance from the health watchdog HIQA, according to new research published today. A report by the National Economic and Social Council has found that while s…
Packet colours can influence smokersIrish IndependentOne in every 20 Irish smokers wrongly believes that a light colour on a pack of cigarettes signals that it is less hazardous. The EU-wide survey also revealed that the same number incorrectly think t…
The insurgents who attacked an Afghan military base where Prince Harry is deployed may have gotten onto the base by sneaking through a hole in a fence, a British military source said Monday. Officials discovered the hole after the attack, the source sa…
NATO troops in Afghanistan have been ordered to halt some joint operations with Afghan security forces after a spate of attacks by their local allies and amid fallout from a controversial anti-Islam video.
Mexican authorities are blocking roads leading to the United States and are offering a $15,000 reward for the capture of the 132 inmates who escaped from a prison in a border town, authorities said.
A French magazine has been fined for publishing topless photographs of Britain’s likely future queen, Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge, and ordered not to distribute the magazine in print or online, a French court ruled Tuesday.
The rebel Free Syrian Army has announced a $25 million reward for the capture of President Bashar al-Assad “dead or alive,” the Turkish Anadolu Agency reported Tuesday.
The chaos is palpable in the video, as a throng of Libyans frantically scramble to carry a man’s body. According to the man who shot the video, the wounded man is the late U.S. ambassador to Libya.
An MP is suspended from the House of Commons after claiming that Defence Secretary Philip Hammond was lying over the conflict in Afghanistan.
Belfast has become one of the world’s fastest growing destinations for cruise liners and is enjoying a welcome boost to its economy.
Two female police officers have died during a police operation in Tameside, Greater Manchester, police said.
A three-year-old girl died when a wall designed by a building company director collapsed on her, a court is told.
Profits at Manchester United football club jumped to £23.3m in the year to 30 June, but total revenue slipped back.
Ignoring the pros and cons of the new English Baccalaureate certificate, what’s behind the name?
An appeal court rules that correspondence between Prince Charles and seven government departments should be published.
Newcastle’s Demba Ba “does not understand the management” after starting the 2-2 draw with Everton on the bench.
The father of a teenager stabbed to death in an alleged bungled contract killing describes the horror he experienced as enough to drive a person to madness.