They say there are alternatives to the Chinese firm and want Tory MPs to raise their concerns.

A total of 160 representatives will be returned to the 33rd Dáil, which will sit on 20 February.

Global firms are waiting for China to re-start production to avoid further disruptions.

Plus other things you might've missed in the news this week.

Three woman are fighting for refunds after Thai Airways forced them to sit in economy seats.

President Uhuru Kenyatta praises his predecessor as Kenyans queue to view the late leader's body.

Manchester United's Odion Ighalo will miss the club's training camp in Spain because of fears the coronavirus outbreak could lead to him being refused entry back into the UK.

Deforestation in Brazil hits a record high in January when rains tend to slow down the destruction.

Costume makers are using February to celebrate 29 days of Black Cosplay

Sydney Sixers win the 2019-20 Big Bash League title with a 19-run victory over Melbourne Stars in a rain-shortened final at the Sydney Cricket Ground.

A shopping centre is sealed off in Nakhon Ratchasima, with the suspect believed to be holed up inside.

The village of Masanchi is now under the control of the police and armed guard, says the president.

Ireland deliver a first Six Nations defeat in nine games to holders Wales by clinching a 24-14 victory in Dublin.

England win back the Calcutta Cup and keep their Six Nations title hopes alive with a turgid victory over Scotland in awful weather conditions.

Several former skating champions have accused three trainers of sexually abusing them as teenagers.

Parts of New South Wales have seen their heaviest flooding in almost 20 years.

A zoologist explains why footage showing the two animals working together, might be more common than you think.

The four killed by suspected electrocution include a pregnant female, a conservation group says.

Christian Hirte tweeted his congratulations to a liberal candidate who was supported by the AfD.

They are linked to the UK's third case of the virus, a man who tested positive in Brighton.

South Africa fast bowler Dale Steyn is set to play international cricket for the first time in nearly a year after being named in the Twenty20 squad to face England.