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Covid Inquiry: What we learned on Day 2 as Government admits rules caused 'profound pain'

The Department of Health's legal representative Fiona Scolding KC told the Covid Inquiry that different decisions may have been made with hindsight, as the probe continued its examination of the years leading up the pandemic

Daily Mirror

Expectant mums share anxiety after Co Derry maternity unit closure decision

A woman expecting her second child in September warned the closure could mean 'babies born in cars'

Belfast Live

House GOP releases border report critical of Homeland Security chief - Roll Call

House Republicans released a report Wednesday blaming Biden administration officials for the high migration levels at the U.S.-Mexico border.

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There is a reason why MAGA didn't riot

Why break windows when J.D. Vance's plan to block DOJ nominees will do more to destroy the country?

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Lisburn Road Belfast road works details as major resurfacing scheme to begin

The scheme involves the resurfacing of the footways and carriageway between Cranmore Gardens and Kingsbridge Hospital

Belfast Live

Health warning after infestation of 'harmful' hairy caterpillars discovered in Dublin

The Department of Agriculture has urged the public to exercise "extreme caution" as the creepy crawlies can cause health problems for people and animals

Dublin Live

Thai Gulf hit by temporary ban

Fisheries: The Tua Kor area of the Gulf of Thailand will be closed to fishing for a limited period starting on Thursday, the Fisheries Department announced on Monday.

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Cabinet concern about underspend on road projects

A Government spokesperson said that the €97m underspend at the Department of Transport would even out as the year progressed as several ministers expressed concerns about road projects.

Irish Mirror

Government needs to do more on inward investment to the North, MPs say

A cross party parliamentary group has criticised the Department for Business & Trade's current approach to securing investors

Birmingham Post

Coleraine: Causeway Hospital births to move to Antrim as plans approved by Department of Health

Maternity services are currently provided from the Trust's two acute hospitals

Belfast Live

Black man shot in the mouth by Mississippi deputy to file federal civil rights lawsuit

A Black man who was shot in the mouth by a Mississippi sheriff's deputy and a second man have announced that they will file a federal civil rights lawsuit against a Mississippi sheriff’s department

The Independent UK

Lightning fast rural broadband plans moving ahead with public review

"Fast and reliable broadband, in every part of Northern Ireland, is essential now and in the future."

Belfast Live

'There will rightly be criticism', DSS secretary told staff after robodebt hearings

Inside the Department of Social Services' reactions to the royal commission.

The Canberra Times

Under Scrutiny for New Deaths, Rikers Officials Shut Down Communication

No longer will the troubled jail system publicly report when somebody dies in custody.

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Principals report pressure from Queensland's education department to overturn suspensions

Queensland's education department says it's determined to reduce the number of at-risk students being suspended, but the teachers' union is arguing schools are best placed to make decisions about poor behaviour.

Reason

Personalized License Plates (e.g., 69PWNDU) Are Private Speech

Today's decision in Gilliam v. Gerregano (Tenn. Ct. App.) so holds (in an opinion by Judge Kristi Davis, joined by Judges Frank Clement and Neal McBrayer). This means that any restrictions on such plates can't be viewpoint-based or too vague, though clear viewpoint-neutral but content-based restrictions might be permissible. Whether…

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Northern Ireland urged to follow Wales in banning smoking outside school gates

“We need to stop normalising smoking around children and protect their still developing lungs from breathing in harmful second-hand smoke.”

Belfast Live

Sure Start and youth services funding cuts avoided

The announcement that funding was being made available was made on Thursday.

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Mallusk waste plant planning refusal overturned

Department of Infrastructure officials said they are not contesting the legal challenge as there's no Executive

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City inspector general finds Chicago Police Department employs dozens of cops who knowingly lied

CHICAGO — The Chicago Police Department continues to employ more than 100 officers who knowingly provided false information during criminal investigations, according to a report released Thursday by the city’s watchdog agency.

Dublin Live

High fire risk warning in place until next Monday as Government issues advice

The Department has explained this is due to the higher temperatures across Ireland in the coming days, as well as the expected level of risk in all areas where dead grasses, heather and gorse exist

Belfast Live

Positive Life CEO describes Core Grant Funding cuts as 'a kick in the teeth'

The funding is offered to assist community and voluntary organisations with training and running costs

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Department of Climate Change seeks advice over potential conflicts on agency's board

The department in charge of the Climate Change Authority (CCA) has told senate estimates it's seeking legal advice over potential conflicts of interest on the authority's board.

The Hindu

Chittoor SP distributes study material to SI, constable candidates

Superintendent of Police Y. Rishant Reddy on Monday distributed study material to as many as 150 candidates appearing for Sub-Inspector and constable examinations. It was for the first time that the Chittoor Police Department came forward to provide the study material to the candidates free of cost. The official said…

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The Earth's Corr: Cycling through the excuses on parking

People are sick to the back teeth of buck passing when it comes to these things. They want action, not more excuses..

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