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NI early years pre-school funding cuts are 'punishing children'

The Pathway Fund is set to stop at the end of June, impacting 10,000 children and putting 500 jobs at risk

Belfast Live

Gerry Adams unlawfully refused compensation after convictions overturned, judge rules

Conviction was reversed when "a newly discovered fact shows beyond reasonable doubt that there has been a miscarriage of justice"

Belfast Live

DWP pauses £301 cost of living payments in unexpected update

The Department for Work and Pensions has paused the rollout of the payments

Liverpool Echo

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Social welfare recipients could face deductions to €200 bonus payment

The bonus is being paid out to a million people this week as part of the government's cost of living package announced back in February

Dublin Live

Leading GP issues stark warning as another medical practice hands back contract

In the past 12 months, 15 GP practices across Northern Ireland have handed back their contracts

Belfast Live

Fair price shops in T.N. likely to begin selling cooking gas cylinders

The Tamil Nadu Civil Supplies Department is mulling over a proposal to make available, cooking gas cylinders at fair price shops. The Department already sells 5kg and 10kg free trade licence (FTL) cylinders belonging to the three State-run oil marketing companies (OMCs) through its supermarkets, including Tamil Nadu Urban Cooperative…

The Hindu

$1.6M settlement reached in handcuffed prisoner's 2014 death

Nevada's Department of Corrections has agreed to pay $1.6 million to the family of a handcuffed inmate who was shot and killed in 2014 by a prison guard trainee armed with a shotgun

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Parents of Mayo woman trapped in war-torn Sudan make desperate evacuation plea

Catherine and John McLoughlin, from Co Mayo, were told by officials that high-level meetings were taking place to consider the evacuation of their daughter Kathy, her husband and two young children.

Irish Mirror

Cost of living Ireland: Department of Social Protection issues warning on 'fraudulent' text messages

The Department says that recipients of these scam text messages are being asked for their personal information in exchange for their cost of living payments

Dublin Live

Tánaiste backs Robert Watt to continue as Dept of Health Secretary General after committee appearance

During a fiery Oireachtas Finance Committee meeting on Wednesday, Department of Health Secretary General Robert Watt said that he rejected most of the findings of a report into former CMO Dr Tony Holohan's secondment to Trinity

Irish Mirror

Comber Greenway lights switched on 'for trial' after years of campaigning

Lights on the popular East Belfast greenway were called for in 2019

Belfast Live

Council rocked by damning reports into land deals 'incapable of change', says departing councillor

A series of damning reports exposed the Causeway council's handling of land deals

Belfast Live

East Belfast road to close for nine weeks as resurfacing works get underway

Diversions will be in place

Belfast Live

Pentagon spurring an endless arm race

Why is the Pentagon budget so high?

Salon

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Irish Mirror

Bill for housing Ukrainian refugees in Ireland to hit €1 billion within weeks

It is understood that millions is owed to housing providers across the country, and in many cases three to five months in arrears were paid up to date last week.

Los Angeles Times

A big question remains amid LAPD photo scandal: Just who is an undercover officer?

LOS ANGELES — As fallout continues around the Los Angeles Police Department’s release of undercover officers’ pictures, the question of who actually works undercover is far from settled.

TV Tech

Lawmakers Urge DoJ to Review Warner Bros. Discovery Merger

Four Democratic lawmakers have asked the DoJ to “investigate the state of competition” in labor and consumer markets impacted by the deal

Dublin Live

Housing crisis 'on the cusp of change', says Taoiseach Varadkar

He also defended the Department of Housing after it emerged it had underspent its budget by €1billion between 2020 and 2022

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Daily Mirror

Health Secretary Steve Barclay faces questions over meetings with nightclub owners

The Health Secretary met with representatives of Ministry of Sound twice in November, while Nurses were seeking negotiations to avoid strike action. His department refuses to explain what was discussed at the meetings

Dublin Live

Junior ministers flew in business class for St Patrick's Day trips

Ministers of State Thomas Byrne, Niall Collins and Josepha Madigan all flew business class while the senior ministers in their departments flew economy

The Independent UK

Pentagon reviewing whether Ukraine war documents were leaked

The Defense Department is reviewing a handful of documents that were released on several social media sites and appear to detail U.S. and NATO aid to Ukraine, but may have been altered or used as part of a misinformation campaign

Irish Mirror

Several junior ministers flew business class for St Patrick's Day - while their senior minister flew economy

EXCLUSIVE: Information given to the Irish Mirror show that of the eight Ministers that flew business class, half were Ministers of State. Several Junior Ministers flew business class while their Department's Cabinet Minister was in economy.

Belfast Live

Disabled children to lose out due to funding cuts, Co Derry special school principal warns

Special school forced to tell some staff they won't be back after Easter

Dublin Live

Department of Housing defends €1bn underspend and blames it on Covid-19, inflation and Ukraine war

Labour leader Ivana Bacik, meanwhile, suggested that the underspend indicated that Housing Minister Darragh O’Brien was “out of his depth”

Irish Mirror

Department defends €1bn underspend on housing

Labour leader Ivana Bacik suggested that the large understand on housing between 2020 and 2022 suggested that Housing Minister Darragh O'Brien was "out of his depth".

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