THE GOVERNMENT has secured a High Court order allowing it to inject a further €3.7 billion into Allied Irish Banks (AIB) without the approval of its shareholders.
- Dec 25 Sat 2010 06:27
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High Court approves AIB bailout
- Dec 25 Sat 2010 06:25
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Cable attacks Telegraph for 'great damage' to surgery confidentiality
An angry Vince Cable rounded on the Daily Telegraph for a sting operation against him, claiming it had completely undermined the relationship between MPs and their constituents.
- Dec 25 Sat 2010 06:22
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Thousands Celebrate Christmas in Bethlehem
AP Big crowds turned out for Christmas Eve celebrations in the West Bank town of Bethlehem. Palestinian boy and girl scouts kicked off Christmas Eve celebrations with a festive march through Manger Square in Bethlehem.
- Dec 25 Sat 2010 06:18
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Big freeze strands travellers across Europe
Heavy snowfall: a tractor removes a truck blocked by the snow near Arras in northern France. (AFP: Denis Charlet) Heavy snowfalls and freezing temperatures across Europe and the United Kingdom are.
- Dec 25 Sat 2010 05:54
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Big freeze strands travellers across Europe
Heavy snowfalls and freezing temperatures across Europe and the United Kingdom are causing Christmas heartache for thousands of stranded travellers.
- Dec 25 Sat 2010 05:53
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I.Coast's Ouattara urges army to turn on mercenaries
Ivory Coast's internationally-recognised leader Alassane Ouattara on Friday urged the army to desert his rival Laurent Gbagbo and to protect civilians against attacks by foreign fighters.
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