Man shot dead by police following 'terrorist-related' incident in London
A man has been shot dead by police in London after two people were stabbed in what has been described as a "terrorist-related" incident.
Metropolitan Police said that a number of people were stabbed in the incident which occurred at around 2.00pm on Sunday afternoon.
They have since confirmed that two people are believed to be injured.
Police at the scene in Streatham High Road, south London after a man was shot by armed officers, with police declaring the incident as terrorist-related. Victoria Jones/PA Wire/PA Images'All to play for' in General Election despite polls, says Leo Varadkar
The Taoiseach Leo Varadkar has insisted that it is still "all to play for" in next week's General Election.
His comments come as a new opinion poll shows that Fine Gael has dropped to third place, commanding support from 21% of voters.
The Business Post/Red C survey of 1,000 people revealed that Sinn Féin and Fianna Fáil are neck and neck on 24% apiece.
Man escorted from flight at Dublin Airport after showing signs of coronavirus
A man was escorted off a flight at Dublin Airport last night after displaying possible signs of coronavirus.
Passengers on board a flight from Moscow say they were kept on the plane for two hours whilst medics in hazmat suits took the man off the aircraft.
The HSE say they have "protocol in place" to activate any plan at ports of entry into Ireland.
Prime Minister Boris Johnson blows glass prior to chairing a cabinet meeting at National Glass Centre at the University of Sunderland, the city which was the first to back Brexit when results were announced after the 2016 referendum.Brexit: Boris Johnson expected to push for Canada-style trade deal
The British Prime Minister Boris Johnson is expected to announce plans to push for a Canada-style agreement as he reveals his demands for a post-Brexit trade deal with the EU.
This would mean that most tariffs on goods traded between the UK and the EU would be scrapped.
But the prime minister will suggest if that does not fly then he will not give concessions to win greater market access and instead pursue a more limited Australia-style deal instead.
(200201) -- CAIRO, Feb. 1, 2020 (Xinhua) -- Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas (C) speaks during an emergency meeting of Arab foreign ministers at the Arab League headquarters in Cairo, Egypt on Feb. 1, 2020. Mahmoud Abbas said here on Saturday that his authority informed the Israeli and U.S. sides that it will "cut all relations" with them over the recently released U.S. peace plan. (Xinhua/Ahmed Gomaa)Arab League backs Palestinian Authority and rejects Trump's peace plan
The Arab League has rejected Donald Trump's Middle East peace plan - saying it will not cooperate with the US in any efforts to implement it.
It comes only days after the controversial plan was unveiled by the US president and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas joined other members of the Arab League at an emergency meeting in Cairo today in the wake of the plan's announcement earlier this week.
