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Former Tory branch treasurer will face no further action for £1m VAT fraud

A FORMER Conservative party branch treasurer involved in a £1 million VAT fraud and money laundering scheme will have no further action taken…

The National (Scotland)

Former Scottish Tory party branch treasurer involved in £1 million VAT fraud

A FORMER Conservative party branch treasurer was involved in a £1 million VAT fraud and money laundering scheme.

The National (Scotland)

Why I'm confused with a capital C - let me spell it out for you

The Capitol placed on Capital Hill? No wonder so many got it wrong.

The Canberra Times

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Innovating Cancer Treatment: Celtic Biotech's Venom-Derived Breakthroughs

The company is dedicated to pioneering innovative therapies for solid cancers and associated pain, aiming to improve survival rates.

International Business Times

Builder shares £2 hack that will reduce mould and keep your bathroom tiles white

Welsh builder Paul Reid, from Cardiff, has offered his quick, easy and cost-effective tips to help stop mould growing in your homes

Daily Mirror

Couple to take Toy Story 'banger' across Europe for Houghton-le-Spring boy who is only child in UK with rare genetic disease

They are taking part in the Benidorm or Bust rally for Noah Stubbs who has a rare condition that only 15 people worldwide are understood to be battling.

Chronicle Live

High increase of young women taking cocaine, leading drugs expert warns

The Citizens’ Assembly on Drugs warned the amount of people presenting for treatment tripled in the last six years

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Dublin GAA star Philly McMahon tells Citizens' Assembly of heartbreak after brother's drugs death

The player’s older brother John died in 2012 but he told the assembly in Malahide, Co Dublin, that addiction also has detrimental effects on addicts’ families

Dublin Live

Controversial new Citizens' Assembly on drug use to begin today

The assembly will be chaired by the former HSE boss Paul Reid

Dublin Live

'Grave concerns' raised Citizens' Assembly on drugs did not 'operate in an open and transparent manner' when selecting Advisory Group

In a letter obtained by the Irish Mirror, "concerns" were raised about the Citizens' Assembly, which begins this weekend

Irish Mirror

Former HSE chief Paul Reid could be paid €650 a day in new Citizens' Assembly role

The upcoming Citizens' Assembly on drug use could last up to 30 days and would pay him almost €20k

Dublin Live

Paul Reid defends new role speaking to RTE's Claire Byrne after 'jobs for the boys' criticism

Taoiseach Leo Varadkar's announcement that former HSE CEO Paul Reid would be appointed to the chairmanship led to criticism from some Government TD that it looked like a case of "jobs for the boys".

Irish Mirror

Former HSE CEO Paul Reid can receive payment for Citizens' Assembly role

A spokesperson for the Citizens’ Assembly on Drug Use confirmed that former HSE CEO Paul Reid will be remunerated for the position as chairman

Irish Mirror

Ex-HSE chief Paul Reid gets new job as chairman of Citizens’ Assembly on Drugs Use

Announcing the appointment, Taoiseach Leo Varadkar said Mr Reid has 'vast leadership experience and a successful track record' from his roles at the HSE and at Fingal County Council.

Irish Mirror

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HSE appoints Tusla boss as new chief executive after resignation of Paul Reid

He is expected to take up the role in Spring 2023

Insider UK

Edinburgh start-up signs employee engagement partnership

The two companies will offer a wellbeing platform to UK healthcare organisations

Nottingham Post

Devastated parents say youngest Manchester bombing victim 'would have lived' as failings revealed

She was also badly injured in the attack

Daily Mirror

Youngest Manchester victim 'would have lived' say devastated parents as failings revealed

Today's report on the Manchester Arena attack found Saffie-Rose Roussos, 8, may have survived her injuries if she'd been given better medical care as her parents say emergency services "let her down"

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Irish Mirror

HSE chief Paul Reid claimed travel expenses during Covid lockdown and had army driver

Mr Reid, who was on a salary of more than €420,000, submitted invoices for expenses on his fuelcard

Daily Mirror

Boss of £60m company avoids prison for attacking friend 'as staff would lose their jobs'

The victim has suffered long-lasting effects from the attack and hasn't been able to perform everyday functions such as brushing his teeth or getting out of the bath

Dublin Live

Vicky Phelan’s image projected onto GPO ahead of new documentary

The portrait was created by artist Conor Merriman to pay tribute to the cancer campaigner

Dublin Live

Paul Reid pays tribute to HSE staff on 'emotionally draining' last day

The CEO of the health service announced in June he was stepping down from the role

Irish Mirror

HSE boss accused of 'insincerity' during terse exchanges with TD

'I can tell you, Mr Reid, your insincerity won’t wash for one second here'

Irish Mirror

Paul Reid admits 'biggest' career regret is HSE staff deaths during Covid-19

Mr Reid said he looked back with “tormented learning”

Dublin Live

Paul Reid admits 'biggest regret' of his career was HSE staff deaths due to Covid-19

Mr Reid said he looked back with “tormented learning”

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