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The suspicious movement of a net curtain at an upstairs window led gardaí to unlawfully force their way into a Co Dublin house in search of a man who had broken bail, the Court of Appeal has decided.more

Drivers could be fined for going just 1mph over the speed limit under new police plans, according to reports. Police have launched an official review into the speeding rules.more

Government lawyers have been given a two-week deadline to respond to the latest legal challenge over the legitimacy of the Brexit vote. A judicial review has been launched by the UK in EU Challenge group, which represents Britons living in France, Italy and Spain.more

Children, vulnerable people and those confused by post-Brexit citizenship rules are at risk of "catastrophic" disruption if they are unable to secure the right to remain in the UK. more

Theresa May's government is considering implementing an alphabetical system to organise the flood of EU citizens expected to apply for permanent residency after Brexit, according to reports.more

A communications regulator has fined Royal Mail £50 million for a "serious breach" of competition law. Ofcom said the company abused its dominant position by discriminating against its only major competitor for delivering letters, Whistl.more

MPs who bring prostitutes into parliament with them could face the sack under Westminster's new code of conduct.more

Prisoners have received more than a million pounds in compensation for lost or damaged belongings, new figures reveal. more

A man dubbed 'a modern day Robin Hood' by police has been jailed for carrying a longbow and arrows in a busy town centre.more

According to the European Commission, an airline strike can be considered an "extraordinary circumstance", excluding compensation, but in the case of a Ryanair strike, each flight cancellation should be analyzed separately.more

Rents could rise 15% by 2023 as the supply of new rental properties dries up, according to a survey by the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS).more

Women from Northern Ireland will be able to access abortion services in the south when the regime is introduced here, the Government has pledged.more

Boris Johnson has sparked anger by claiming that women wearing burkas look like letter boxes and bank robbers.more

Panthers superstar center Aleksander Barkov got pulled over for going 105 km/h in a 60 km/h zone. In the United States, this ticket would have cost Barkov around $150. Unfortunately, he wasn't in sunny Florida but was in his country of origin, Finland.more

A van driver has been fined 300 pounds because he was driving round with empty crisp packets without a licence to carry waste. Stewart Gosling, 43, kept the stash of empty crisp packets and water bottles in a plastic commercial waste bag in the back of his white van.more

Expats who live abroad and receive payments into their bank accounts could be left without money in the event of a no-deal Brexit.more

France just passed a law that bans students from using smartphones at school.more

A couple fear they will be forced to hold their £20,000 wedding ceremony in separate countries after the bride was refused a visa to enter the UK and the Home Office missed the deadline to notify them. more

Britain could still cancel Brexit and stay in the European Union on the same terms it currently enjoys, the French government has said.more

A grandmother who fiddled more than £41,000 in benefits to splash out on luxury trips abroad was caught out by her holiday pictures.more

Holidaymakers have been warned their getaways could be ruined if they drink too much at airports or on flights.more

According to a report by the British Policy Exchange think tank, the digital registration system for people who will live in Britain after Brexit should also include British citizens and help create a coherent digital identity system.more

Four female lecturers will be promoted at NUI Galway after settling gender discrimination cases against the university at the High Court and Circuit Court.more

One worker in 12 is not getting the time off work they should be, according to analysis from the Trades Union Congress (TUC).more

Ryanair will refuse to pay compensation to passengers affected by strikes. Around 100,000 people who had flights cancelled or delayed may not receive a payment after the budget airline claimed the disruption was caused by the 'unreasonable' behaviour of unions.more