Irish govt denies Aer Lingus rift
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The Republic's two governing parties, Fianna Fail and the Progressive Democrats, have denied they are divided over the issue of Aer Lingus.
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Irish budget airline Ryanair has said that shareholders owning 0.9 percent of rival Irish airline Aer Lingus had accepted its takeover offer.
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The Ministry of Defence denies claims the British armed forces are glamorising war to boost recruitment.
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Aircraft maker Airbus  on Thursday denied a report it was siding with Microsoft  in its anti-trust battle with the European Union.
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EADS, the parent company of Airbus, denied Friday that it had agreed to accept a resignation letter from the European planemaker's new chief executive, Christian Streiff.
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Defence Secretary Des Browne has denied that senior military commanders have urged the government to switch troops from Iraq to Afghanistan.
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Tony Blair denies Michael Howard's claim that control of the UK's borders has been handed to Brussels.
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Talks between Irish and British government officials and two of Northern Ireland's political parties, the DUP and Sinn Fein, adjourned in London last night.
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The European Commission has blocks low-cost airline Ryanair from making a bid for Ireland's Aer Lingus.
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Ministers are expected to go ahead with airport expansion plans despite opposition from environmentalists.
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Scotland's justice secretary rejects a claim that a prisoner exchange deal does not cover the Lockerbie bomber.
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Aston Villa manager David O&#39; Leary has denied newspaper reports that he is about to quit the club because of a dispute over his new contract.
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The Government said it backs a revision of the bilateral US/Irish air transport agreement to bring US flights to all Irish airports.
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SIPTU has said it is strongly opposed to any privatisation of Aer Lingus as pressure mounts on the Government to make a decision on the future funding of the airline.
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Beijing has strongly rejected accusations of its blocking of a commercial deal for up to 1.4 billion dollars worth of Airbus planes due to the European Union's refusal to lift an arms embargo on China.
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Business & money: Â· Airport group denies link to last year's disruption Â· Talk of 2,000 job cuts played down.
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The Irish Government distanced itself today from proposals for joint authority over Northern Ireland if the current rescue package fails.