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Irish pubs: Blow to nightlife plans over Covid delays as big changes coming to nightclub opening hours

The Government confirmed that work has begun to allow nightclubs to remain open into the early hours of the morning

Irish Mirror

LA jail guards routinely punch incarcerated people in the head, monitors find

Los Angeles sheriff’s department accused of hours-long group strip-search as court report adds to string of scandals

The Guardian - US

FBI probes "secret" docs at Mar-a-Lago

“This is a big deal,” government watchdog group says as DOJ blocks House investigators from reviewing the documents

Salon

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DoJ refusal to share Trump’s Mar-a-Lago classified documents with Congress suggests issue is under investigation

House Oversight chair says Justice Department ‘is obstructing Committee’s investigation’

The Independent UK

House panel: Justice Dept. 'obstructing' Trump records probe

A congressional committee says the Justice Department is interfering with an investigation into former President Donald Trump

The Independent UK

Leo Varadkar has 'no sympathy' as Russian embassy 'desperately' trying to secure oil as they face fuel shortages

EXCLUSIVE: Another oil company has refused to deliver fuel to the Russian Embassy in Ireland

Irish Mirror

Russian embassy trying to secure 3,000 litres of heating oil from outside Dublin

Oil companies are refusing to deliver to the premises

Dublin Live

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Russian Embassy in Ireland pleads for help as companies refuse to supply it with fuel

The Embassy in Dublin has used the government to intervene as numerous oil companies have refused to deliver supplies following Vladimir Putin's illegal invasion of Ukraine

Daily Mirror

DWP to 'slowly' move 1.7 million benefits claimants onto Universal Credit

Within weeks, the Department for Work and Pensions will reportedly begin "slowly" moving approximately 1.7 million old-style benefits claimants onto Universal Credit

Edinburgh Live

Russian Embassy urges Irish government to intervene as it faces fuel shortage with companies refusing to deliver supplies

EXCLUSIVE: The Irish Mirror also understands that Bank of Ireland have decided to suspend their accounts with the Russian Embassy in Ireland

Irish Mirror

Russian Embassy running out of fuel as oil companies refuse to deliver

Russia used to be one of the the world’s biggest oil exporters before the Ukraine invasion

Dublin Live

Environment chiefs 'accept case to answer' over Harland & Wolff gas caverns licence

Edwin Poots licenced the project ahead of COP26 knowing it will create a marine dead zone and extend support for fossil fuels

Belfast Live

Committee to study elephant deaths lacks field biologists, veterinarians

Three IFS officers and a NGO representative are the members

The Hindu

Fresno police detective shoots and kills intruder who attacked him inside headquarters

‘The suspect grabbed a sharp object during the physical altercation and stabbed the detective in the head several times,’ says the Fresno Police Department

The Independent UK

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Chronicle Live

Government changed its mind on Infected Blood Inquiry 'because of pressure from campaigners'

Documents released to a Jesmond campaigner show why the Infected Blood Inquiry was announced on July 11 2017 - and explain the reasons which saw the Government change its mind

Dublin Live

Dozens of Ukrainian dogs rescued by Dubliner not permitted to come to Ireland

Andy Cullen spent almost two weeks transporting dogs out of Ukraine earlier this month to bring them to safety

Dublin Live

Covid-19 Ireland: Stephen Donnelly warns restrictions needed to control new variant surge

The Emergency Department Taskforce is to request that public health measures are reconsidered by the Government

The Hindu

Biden proposes USD 1.8 billion for Indo-Pacific strategy as part of annual defence budget

The budget also provides USD 682 million for Ukraine, an increase of USD 219 million above the 2021 enacted level, to counter Russian malign influence and meet emerging needs of security, energy, cybersecurity issues, disinformation, macroeconomic stabilization, and civil society resilience

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Dublin Live

Status Orange forest fire warning in place until Friday as hot temperatures continue

There is a high risk of a fire in "all areas where hazardous fuels such as dead grasses and shrub fuels such as heather and gorse exist"

Belfast Live

New retail park on former Unipork factory site in Enniskillen given go ahead

The Lakelands Retail and Leisure Park had been held up after the Department said it would conduct a review

Dublin Live

Forest fire warning in place until next week as temperatures soar

The warm temperatures will continue into the weekend

Benzinga

Hawaii Passes And Amends Two Measures To Form Psilocybin Working Group, Move Research Forward

In Hawaii, senators approved two identical measures to form a psilocybin working group, Marijuana Moment reported. The goal of the group would be to explore the therapeutic potential of the psychedelic, but the resolutions were amended and patient access will be contingent on federal approval of psilocybin. Both proposals —sponsored by…

The Hindu

Farm income fell in four States despite aim to double income: parliamentary panel

While National farm income rose 27% between 2015-16 and 2018-19, Jharkhand saw a drop in monthly income by 30%

Daily Mirror

'Inadequate' records kept of £700m worth of Covid deals for firm linked to Tory MP

The NAO found ministers attended eight meetings with testing firm Randox - twice as many as previously disclosed - but kept minutes for just two

Edinburgh Live

DWP's tough new Universal Credit sanctions slammed as 'unjust' by watchdog

Last month, the Department for Work and Pensions introduced tough new rules for Universal Credit claimants that force them into work or punish them with sanctions

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