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No automatic ban on silent prayer in protected zones outside abortion clinics

The zones are coming into effect 18 months after the legislation was passed.

UK News|Oct 31

Ruud van Nistelrooy wants to stay at Man Utd as Ruben Amorim talks continue

The former striker led United to a thumping win in the cup.

Arne Slot insists Cody Gakpo has big part to play at Liverpool after cup double

Gakpo gave a timely reminder of his talents with a pair of powerful finishes before Luis Diaz sealed the Reds’ 3-2 fourth-round victory at Brighton.

Ethan Nwaneri shines as Arsenal ease past Preston

The 17-year-old was at the heart of things as the Gunners progressed to the quarter-finals.

Cody Gakpo scores twice as Liverpool hold on to beat Brighton

Luis Diaz was also on target for the Reds.

Ex-doctor accused over Rwandan genocide is sentenced to 27 years in jail

Eugene Rwamucyo was found guilty in a Paris court of complicity in genocide and crimes against humanity over the killings in Rwanda in 1994.

World News|Oct 30

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Police officers to withdraw goodwill in dispute over pay and conditions

The Scottish Police Federation represents 16,500 rank-and-file police officers in Scotland.

NI budget for next year is biggest in history of devolution, Government insists

Stormont finance minister Caoimhe Archibald said while the settlement was encouraging, it was not enough to plug a projected funding gap.

Legal action threatened over reported Israeli weapons flown through Irish skies

Darragh Mackin of Phoenix Law said the government has 14 days to comply with its international obligations.

Bones from wreck of Mary Rose suggest handedness might affect collarbones

The vessel, which was part of the Tudor navy and Henry VIII’s flagship, sank on July 19 1545.

Liam Livingstone backs England’s ‘untapped talent’ to shine in Caribbean

Jos Buttler’s calf problem and the Test duties of a host of star names means England can test their bench strength in three ODIs against West Indies.

Inflation and mortgage rates elevated by Chancellor’s spending plans, says OBR

Chancellor Rachel Reeves announced almost £70 billion of extra spending each year in her maiden budget.

Expert felt ‘nudged’ by health board to change infections report, inquiry told

Professor Mike Stevens said he felt NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde staff tried to ‘turn the screw’ after he produced his draft findings.

Irish president pardons two men of murder 140 years on from their executions

Sylvester Poff and James Barrett were hanged in Tralee Gaol in Co Kerry in 1883.