St. Patrick’s Day: Seven things you didn't know about the patron saint of Ireland
For more than 1000 years, St. Patrick’s Day has been celebrated in Ireland every year on 17 March.
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Not good at anything, does this England team need a brain transplant?
English rugby pundits have spent the week abasing themselves before Ireland's greatness. Hope has been entirely abandoned.
British officer keeps job despite 'gross misconduct' in soccer star's clubbing
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Euromillions and Thunderball results for Friday, March 17 - live updates
Here is where you will find the winning numbers for tonight's EuroMillions and Thunderball draws.
Emma Raducanu not included as Great Britain name unchanged Billie Jean King Cup squad for France qualifier
Emma Raducanu will not compete for Great Britain at the Billie Jean King Cup qualifiers in April. Great Britain have named an unchanged line-up that didn’t include Raducanu, 20, who is expected to compete at the Stuttgart Open the following week.
Red Nose Day 2023 live updates as jam-packed telethon raises money for Comic Relief
One of the biggest fundraising events in television is back with a bang! Comic Relief is currently on BBC One (Friday, March 17) - and viewers are in for a treat with a three-hour show filled to the brim with side-splitting entertainment and hilarious celebrity appearances, sketches and challenges. Of course, the programme will also show heart-breaking real-life clips of some of the vulnerable people in the UK and abroad who will benefit from the money raised - and show us exactly how our donations can help them.
UK funding France detention site is 'wrong way to go': EU Commission VP Schinas
'"The EU has not produced a cohesive asylum and migration policy, and this is one of the historic failures of the EU," Schinas tells Armen Georgian. "We've had to work as firefighters, running from one crisis to another. Now the time has come to produce this big agreement. We need to build a house with three floors. The first is relations with countries of origin and transit countries. We'll never be able to manage internally unless we manage externally. The second floor is border management. That means a more collective system for protecting our external border, and uniform border procedures for all member states. And the third floor is the solidarity floor; burden-sharing, across all 27 member states."
Expert advice on what to do if you've been charged £120 at petrol stations under new rule change
Consumer advice experts have issued guidance to drivers who have been charged 'crazy' amounts for filling up at petrol stations.