The Latest Breaking News from Covid-19

It was only a small gathering, the sort I used to dread, but it was a glimpse of a post-Covid world

Travelling abroad has been difficult for many of us over the past two years due to threat posed by Covid - but now those who are fully vaccinated (triple jabbed) have many holiday options

PM and London Mayor urge people back into city for work and play to boost economy

He accused Conservative MPs of fighting each other 'like ferrets in a sack'

French champagne sales rebounded last year to reach a record €5.5 billion as demand soared despite the impact of Covid restrictions that weighed on restaurants and bars.

Judge Anthony Cross QC has demanded answers after saying the 'most basic of checks' would have revealed the fraud

Ireland will find out in just a few hours how the next few weeks are going to look as Covid-19 restrictions are set to be pulled back

Streaming giant Netflix says it's bracing for slower-than-expected growth this year, a development that saw its share price plummet. As FRANCE 24's Cole Stangler explains, it's not the only firm that's struggled to keep up momentum after booming in the early days of the Covid-19 pandemic, when millions of people…

Island imposes a four-day lockdown in response

After pouring an unprecedented $12 billion into homeless housing and services last year, Gov. Gavin Newsom now is turning to the massive tent camps, shanty-towns and make-shift RV parks that have taken over California's streets, parks and open spaces during the COVID-19 pandemic.

The Restaurants Association of Ireland has urged the Government to allow all hospitality businesses to trade as normal from Friday