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A retired Dundalk garda accuses MP Jeffrey Donaldson of putting his life in danger by naming him in the House of Commons as a rogue officer.

Parents should worry less about cyberbullying and more about sleep and memory disruption when children use technology at night an expert warns.

Chinese President Hu Jintao holds meetings with his Iranian and Afghan counterparts on the sidelines of a regional summit in Beijing.

Chuck Blazer, the official who blew the whistle on corruption within Fifa, is accused of secretly funding rent on a New York apartment.

A Victorian vampire-slaying kit is expected to fetch £2,000 at an auction in North Yorkshire.

The creators of the Flame virus have sent commands to wipe it off many of the computers it managed to infect.

Rowan Atkinson is to act in his first play for almost 25 years, appearing as a teacher in a revival of Simon Gray's 1981 comic drama Quartermaine's Terms.

Twenty-four hours of news photos: 8 June

Severe weather warnings are issued as winds of up to 82mph and torrential rain batter England and Wales.

David Cameron, Nick Clegg, George Osborne and Gordon Brown will appear before the Leveson Inquiry next week, it is announced.

A Health and Safety inquiry is under way into the death of a 43-year-old man who fell into a slurry pit on a farm in Dromore, County Down.

High Street retailer Marks and Spencer says it will launch an in-store banking service and a current account this year, backed by HSBC.

Olympus, the Japanese camera maker recovering from an accounting scandal, announces a five-year plan that includes cutting 2,700 jobs.

New car sales in the UK rose 7.9% in May, the industry body says, the largest increase for almost two years.

Attempts to clear up storm damage in the South West are hampered by gale-force winds.

Uefa confirms there were "isolated incidents of racist chanting" aimed at Netherlands players during an open training session in Krakow.

The French central bank has cut its forecast for the French economy, but Germany is now expected to grow much faster than previously predicted.

Members of Scotland's largest teaching union vote against taking industrial action over exams linked to the new curriculum.

At least 18 people are killed in a bomb attack on a bus carrying government employees in north west Pakistan, police say.

Japan must restart two nuclear reactors to protect the country's economy, Prime Minister Yoshihiko Noda says in a televised broadcast.