Gardaí are out in force in the city centre following last night's unrest.

Sinn Féin expressed no confidence in the Justice Minister, but she said she will not resign.

The five-year-old girl who was injured in yesterday's stabbing incident remains in critical condition.

Rioting has broken out in Dublin City centre, with Garda Commissioner Drew Harris condemning the 'lunatic hooligan faction' which has set fire on buses and Luas carriages, looted shops and smashed and burned garda cars.

The riots come after five people, including three young children, were hospitalised after a stabbing outside a school on Parnell Street this afternoon.

Around 70,000 homes, businesses and farms are currently without electricity

Members of the public should not touch any fallen conductors or cables, ESB warned

People have been advised to avoid coastal areas

'Them's the breaks': Johnson announces resignation

Johnson appoints new ministers for caretaker Cabinet

Labour leader Keir Starmer says his party will call a vote of confidence if Johnson stays on "for months and months"

A group of senior Cabinet ministers visited Number 10 to call on Johnson to step down.

Nearly 40 Conservatives resigned from government posts in less than 24 hours.

The prime minister sacked prominent Cabinet member Michael Gove.

The Bill would see customs checks between Northern Ireland and Britain effectively scrapped.

It also proposes giving UK government ministers the power to change almost every aspect of the text.

Ireland and the EU have made clear that such steps would amount to a breach of international law.

A Ukrainian commander in a Mariupol steel plant said his marines are “facing our last days, if not hours”.

Finland's parliament opened a debate on whether to seek Nato membership.

Ukrainian Prime Minister Denys Shmyhal met Taoiseach Micheál Martin at Shannon Airport today.

Here are all the latest developments in the war in Ukraine.

The city of Kharkiv came under heavy shelling today.

A meeting between Austria's Chancellor and Russian President Vladimir Putin was “direct, open and hard”.

At least 50 people have been killed, including five children, in an attack on a train station

Odessa imposed a weekend curfew over a "missile strike threat" from Russia in the wake of the attack

The Taoiseach visited Finland this morning to discuss Ukraine and other global issues

The UN General Assembly voted to suspend Russia from the UN Human Rights Council.

Ukraine has warned residents in the east of the country to get out "now" ahead of a feared assault.

A Kremlin spokesperson admitted that Russian troops have suffered "significant losses" in Ukraine.