The All Blacks, who knocked Andy Farrell’s men out of last year’s Rugby World Cup, arrive in Dublin on the back of a 24-22 win against England. Here, the PA news agency picks out some of the main ...

Pat McFadden also said comments made in the past about the president-elect by Cabinet ministers will not affect their relationship with him now.

The UK’s second largest supermarket firm said changes to national insurance rules will lead to a £140 million cost increase.

The chancellor’s left-leaning Social Democrats will now effectively lead a minority government with its remaining coalition partner.

Find out when and what time the Remembrance Day two-minute silence takes place and when it first began in the UK ...

The retailer said it was boosted by strong sales of its Taste the Difference premium range and its Nectar membership pricing.

Engineering giant Rolls-Royce has said supply chain conditions remain “challenging” but sales are on track amid its transformation programme. The company said it has been supported by strong demand in ...

Millions of people born between 1965 and 1974 have been warned they could be set to miss out financially when they come to collect their State Pensions. Experts are urging anyone in their 50s to ...

The average UK house price hit a new high in October, putting it just shy of £294,000, according to an index. House prices increased by 0.2% in October, the fourth monthly increase in a row, Halifax ...

Tropical Storm Trami and Typhoon Kong-rey hit the northern Philippines in recent weeks, leaving at least 151 people dead and affecting nearly 9 million others. The deaths and destruction from the ...

Sir John Nott, the defence secretary during the Falklands War, has died aged 92. The senior Conservative twice offered his resignation to Margaret Thatcher after the Argentinian invasion of the South ...

Campaigners have called for an “ecological Domesday survey” requiring large landowners to report on how they are looking after their land for nature. They say the assessment, so-called for its echoes ...