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Austria informed the European Commission yesterday about extending its controls on borders with Hungary and Slovenia to six months - the EC spokesperson said.more

The Christian owners of a Northern Ireland bakery have won their appeal in the so-called "gay cake" discrimination case.more

Claimants said Google illegally accessed details of iPhone users' Safari internet browsing data.more

In Spain, the number of seniors who make a retirement from renting rooms to tourists quickly increases.more

Blooms cafe, which is located at 50 John Street, sells cannabis which has a tetrahydrocannabinol (THC) content below the legal limit of 0.2% and high levels of cannabidiol (CBD) for relaxation and stress relief.more

Migrants to the UK will be forced to steep themselves in liberal values and an understanding of the British codes of democracy, tolerance and fair play under a new scheme announced by the Home Secretary today.more

Pret a Manger will list all ingredients, including allergens, on its freshly made products following the death of a teenager who had an allergic reaction after eating a Pret sandwich.more

Restaurants will be legally barred from keeping tips from staff under plans to be announced by Theresa May on Monday.more

Courts are on the shops side. There are already the first valid decisions allowing the branches to sell on days off trade - informed Dziennik Gazeta Prawna.more

RYANAIR, EasyJet and IAG's British Airways are among the three airlines most exposed to a no-deal Brexit, according to ratings agency Moody's. It warned that the scenario may hurt their ability to raise ticket prices and fill planes.more

The Revenue in Ireland S have seized over 25,700 litres of beer at Dublin Port. The seized alcohol has a retail value of over €165,000.more

You've got an essay deadline looming but you just don't know where to begin. more

An architect has been told to demolish his multi-award-winning home because officials claim it does not match plans he originally submitted.more

The UK's intelligence agencies acted unlawfully by intercepting communications data on NGO, Privacy International, the UK's most secret court ruled.more

Emotional testimonies from people infected with HIV and hepatitis have been heard at the start of the inquiry into the contaminated blood scandal.more

A girl with a severe sesame allergy died after eating an airport Pret a Manger baguette, which did not list the ingredients. Natasha Ednan-Laperouse, 15, collapsed during a flight from Heathrow to Nice on 17 July 2016.more

Newly updated language in the iTunes and App Store privacy policy states that Apple is using a new device trust score to help identify and cut down on fraud. more

A learner driver who did a one handed U-turn while talking on a mobile phone when he came up against a road closure in Chard was then found to be more than double the drink drive limit.more

Poland came under fire on Tuesday (18 September) from EU affairs ministers over the Polish government's efforts to reorganise courts in a way that, critics say, endangers rule of law and the independence of the judiciary.more

About four million people have been charged for mobile phones they already own, spending £500m extra on contracts, according to Citizens Advice.more

The European Judicial Council Network (ENCJ) decided to suspend the Polish National Council of the Judiciary in the rights of a member of this organization due to failure to meet the requirements of independence from the executive and legislative branches. Poland was the only country that voted against the suspension.more

Irish citizens in Britain will continue to enjoy all their current rights under the Common Travel Area (CTA), the British government has confirmed. A "technical notice" on the impact of a no-deal Brexit on the Common Travel Area, one of 28 published on Thursday, says Britain will update legislation if necessary to make sure that nothing changes.more

Labour is calling for a ban on parents-to-be being told the sex of their baby after early blood tests, amid fears it may lead to abortions of girls.more

Two private landlords have been convicted of managing houses in dangerous and sub-standard conditions after a north London council found 35 people living in one "appalling" house.more

More than half the buses on Irish roads facing safety inspections have failed, according to new figures from the Road Safety Authority (RSA). Even more worryingly, more than a third of those buses were deemed to have had 'major or dangerous defects'.more