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Government reverses decision on relocating Ukrainian families from Kerry to Mayo

In a statement on Wednesday, the Department of Children, Equality, Disability, Integration and Youth confirmed that the planned move of displaced Ukrainian would now not proceed

Irish Mirror

DWP Housing Benefit claimants may be due special payment due to reassessment

A number of Housing Benefits claimants may be due a special payment from the Department for Work and Pensions following a reassessment corrective exercise carried out

Edinburgh Live

Some Housing Benefit claimants may be due Special Payment from DWP following reassessment exercise

Some 118,000 arrears payments worth over £600 million have been made to ESA and Incapacity Benefit claimants.

Daily Record

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Fermanagh pot-hole machine request response from department sparks anger from councillors

"It’s a big issue for quite a number of people. It’s totally unfair on every single level.”

Belfast Live

Small business group files suit over Biden student loan plan

A small business advocacy group has filed a new lawsuit seeking to block the Biden administration’s efforts to forgive student loan debt for tens of millions of Americans

The Independent UK

Rural Development Minister Periakaruppan meets CM, gets wishes for recent awards

CHENNAI

The Hindu

LA Sheriff Alex Villanueva bans inspector general from department facilities

LOS ANGELES — Los Angeles County Sheriff Alex Villanueva announced this week that he is banning Inspector General Max Huntsman from the department‘s facilities and databases, effectively blocking the county watchdog from doing his job overseeing the Sheriff’s Department.

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Members irate as some military tenants rights ignored - Roll Call

Pentagon IG report finds more than one-third of private landlords on U.S. military bases are not guaranteeing tenants legal rights.

Roll Call

Further delays to Buncrana Road widening scheme in Derry "extremely disappointing"

The road often suffers from long tailbacks during rush hour

Belfast Live

Stephen Donnelly announces appointment of Professor Breda Smyth as Chief Medical Officer at the Department of Health

The appointment follows an open competition that took place through the Top-Level Appointment Commission (TLAC) process

Irish Mirror

Gortgonis: New Coalisland sports facilities facing 'major trouble' amid funding row

The Gortgonis Health and Wellbeing Hub project’s future is now in serious doubt, according to some local representatives

Belfast Live

Interior Dept. to require body cams for law enforcement

The U.S. Interior Department has launched a set of new policies that would require thousands of law enforcement officers to wear body cameras, ensures the release of footage in some critical incidents and restricts the use of so-called no-knock warrants

The Independent UK

Basking sharks now 'protected' in Irish waters

It is now illegal to hunt, injure or interfere with the threatened species after the decision from Ministers Malcolm Noonan and Charlie McConalogue

Irish Mirror

State govt. to close 22 Moulana Azad Model Schools in Karnataka due to poor maintenance and lack of infrastructure

Bengaluru

The Hindu

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Reason

How Do You Challenge A Student Loan Forgiveness Rule That Does Not Exist?

The Biden Administration keeps moving the goal posts to block legal challenges.

The Guardian - AU

‘I can never feel settled’: wait time for key Australian work visa more than doubles

Migrants waiting for the 887 skilled regional visa are set to protest across the country, angry at the worsening delays

Belfast Live

Department called into question over a number of "key planning decisions" in Derry

"It’s unacceptable that they have been beset with delays."

Reason

Eleventh Circuit Grants Stay of Trial Court Order Blocking Access to Mar-a-Lago Documents

An appellate panel thoroughly dismantles Judge Cannon's order blocking Department of Justice access to documents President Trump kept at Mar-a-Lago.

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Belfast Live

Belfast to Derry motorists warned to leave more time ahead of major road closures next week

"Due to the nature of the scheme it will be necessary to introduce a full road closure on a number of weekends."

ABC News

CCC unearths alleged 'serious misconduct' at Department of Communities, less than a year after Paul Whyte jailed

A former executive assistant to disgraced public servant Paul Whyte allegedly broke the rules in exchange for expensive gifts and luxury dinners before agreeing to pin the blame on Whyte himself, a Corruption and Crime Commission report finds.

The Hindu

Season’s first fish farming begins in the moat of Vellore Fort

30,000 fishes, mainly Catla and Roya varieties, have been released into the waterbody

Belfast Live

Knock Iveagh: Planning system branded 'profoundly ill' after Minister declines to move against wind turbine

Campaigners plan court action over John O'Dowd's decision not to enforce planning regulations against a wind turbine near NI Neolithic burial site

The Philadelphia Inquirer

Philadelphia Police Department orders officers to work 12-hour shifts this weekend to quell crime

PHILADELPHIA — The Philadelphia Police Department said it will deploy officers on 12-hour patrol shifts this weekend — instead of the typical eight-hour shift — as the late summer surge in gun violence continues to put the city on high alert.

The Hindu

CDSCO falling short in effectively regulating the medical devices industry: Parliamentary panel

The Committee observed that the country has only 18 certified Medical Device Testing Laboratories that have been approved by CDSCO and that is grossly insufficient keeping in view the size of the country.

Daily Mirror

Two million children hit by cruel DWP ruling on benefit deductions, charities warn

A cross-party group of MPs had called for debt repayments to be paused after experts said they were driving families to foodbanks - but this was thrown out by the Department of Work and Pensions (DWP)

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