China says it's arrested a second Canadian man on suspicion of "endangering national security".
Businessman Michael Spavor went missing soon after another ex-diplomat was arrested.
President Trump's former lawyer has been sentenced to three years in prison.
Michael Cohen pleaded guilty to multiple crimes - including tax evasion, lying to Congress and arranging payments to silence women who posed a risk to Mr Trump's presidential campaign.
In the UK, the second phase of the Grenfell Tower inquiry is unlikely to start until the end of next year.
Its chairman - Martin Moore-Bick - says there are more than 200,000 documents still to disclose, and this is unlikely to be done before autumn 2019.
Work is about to begin on a €55 million hotel development in Dublin and Rolls Royce is on the move.
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British bank Barclays says it plans to double its workforce in Ireland to 300 by the end of next year.
The bank says it wants to make Ireland a "central hub" for its European business.
It officially opened its new head office on Molesworth Street in Dublin city earlier.
The British Prime Minister insists a leadership election in the Conservative Party would delay or even stop Brexit.
Theresa May has addressed MPs, after it was revealed she faces a confidence vote in her leadership this evening.
French authorities say a man who killed two people and left another brain dead at a Christmas market in Strasbourg was armed with a hand gun and a knife.
They're looking for suspect 29-year-old Cherif Chekatt following last night's attack - which also injured 12.
Essex Police in England have won a challenge against a decision paving the way for Michael Barrymore to receive substantial damages.
Donald Trump is threatening to shut down the US government if his Mexico border wall isn't approved.
He wants 5 billion dollars to be approved by Congress.
He had a public meeting with leading Democrats Nancy Pelosi and Chuck Schumer last night.
Rolls Royce says it'll shift design approval for large aero engines from Derby in England to Germany amid Brexit worries.
The group's in talks with the European Safety Aviation Agency as part of contingency planning ahead of the Britain's withdrawal from the EU.
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