[ad_1] The Dublin skyline will appear in a spectacular new online movie wishing the world a happy St. Patrick’s Day today. A swarm of 500 drones buzzing over some of the capital’s most iconic landmarks earlier this month created a dazzling display of light with images of a Celtic cross, a shamrock, and texts wishing … Read more
[ad_1] Martin Compston has talked about how he’s been monitored on a daily basis since he found fame at Line Of Duty nine years ago. The actor, who plays DS Steve Arnott in the hit BBC drama, said how frustrated he is when people accuse him of evading taxes and shame him for having a … Read more
[ad_1] ICELAND MUST allow entry to all visitors with proof of Covid vaccination from Thursday, the Health Ministry said. The policy, which has been in effect since January 20 for visitors from anywhere in the Schengen area without a passport, will be extended to all arrivals regardless of their country of origin, the ministry said … Read more
[ad_1] Children as young as 11 are being beheaded in Mozambique, Save the Children has said, in the last country to hit by an Islamist insurgency. The UK-based charity said it had spoken to families who described “horrible scenes” of murder, including mothers whose young children were killed. Thousands are dead and many more magnitudes … Read more
[ad_1] Updated 9 minutes ago NORTHERN IRELAND’S PRIME Minister said the region has started a cautious but optimistic journey out of the lockdown while describing a series of relaxations. Arlene Foster told the Stormont Assembly that the measures agreed to by the power-sharing administration were modest but proportionate. The relaxations announced today include a schedule … Read more
[ad_1] Norway’s capital will close all middle and high schools and limit visitors in private homes to two until early April to combat the spread of the coronavirus, the ruling mayor of Oslo said today. In a separate press conference, Norwegian Health Minister Bent Hoeie announced that the government is introducing stricter measures for 52 … Read more
[ad_1] The fourth round of the Six Nations produced victories for England, Wales and Ireland. Here we examine five things we learned from another fascinating installment of the Championship. Recovery red rose buds. Losing in Dublin and England will still match their worst performance in the Six Nations, so announcing the end of a period … Read more
[ad_1] The government awaits an early decision that will give the Oxford / AstraZeneca vaccine the go-ahead to allow it to deliver 818,000 planned doses of the jab that are crucial to breaking out of the lockdown. The decision to suspend use of the vaccine here this week as a precautionary measure while European regulators … Read more
[ad_1] The family of an army officer named P *** by Prince Harry criticized him for suggesting that royalty is racist, insisting: “You are wrong.” Harry apologized in 2009 for using the vile insult against Sandhurst’s colleague, Ahmed Raza Khan, in a video he filmed himself. 👑 Read our Meghan and Harry Live Blog for … Read more
[ad_1] At least 38 anti-coup protesters have been killed in Myanmar, according to a local advocacy group, making it one of the bloodiest days since the protests began. Violence has erupted across the country since February 1, when a military junta seized control of the democratically elected leader. Aung San Suu Kyi. In addition to … Read more