Anyone that has seen what cancer will do to a person will always be on the lookout for signs of the dreaded disease...

A flyer advertising an upcoming comedy show which was designed to look like a €2,000 water and electricity bill was not at all funny. ...

The sounds of gunfire yesterday were nothing like the barrage at daybreak on Monday. Maybe the weather had turned, or maybe Monday’s barrage killed the birds off....

Last weekend, the 60th anniversary of the George Cross being awarded to Malta for bravery during the onslaught of World War II was marked....

When a book on parliament aimed at secondary school students was launched a few days ago, a number of speakers argued that there is great ignorance about what parliament actually does...

In a rare show of unity, Iran and the world’s big powers on Saturday hailed their first nuclear meeting in more than a year as a key step toward further negotiations meant to ease international fears that Tehran may weaponise its nuclear programme...

This newspaper has always been in the forefront when it comes to encouraging safe driving....

If there were any truth to it whatsoever, reports doing the rounds that the Labour Party and its leader are seeking to develop close ties to the pariah state of North Korea would be very concerning indeed....

Uefa President Michel Platini has come up with another idea. Seeing that the Europa League is struggling to gai...

Even though parliament is on a four-week break for Easter, one can still feel an undercurrent of electoral campaigning, on both...