Defence rests without Donald Trump entering witness box in hush money trial
The jury was sent home until May 28, when closing arguments are expected.
World News|May 21
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Climate protesters accuse Shell chairman of ‘greenwashing’ at AGM
Sir Andrew McKenzie was interrupted by protesters as he opened the meeting at the InterContinental Hotel, O2 in London on Tuesday.
UK News|May 21
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The Post Office scandal: What is it and why is Paula Vennells’ evidence so key?
More than 700 subpostmasters were prosecuted by the Post Office and handed criminal convictions between 1999 and 2015.
UK News|May 21
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Salvador Dali sculpture to feature at Ireland’s biggest art and sculpture event
The 1.5 metre high bronze sculpture showcases Dali’s enduring melting clocks motif.
Viral News|May 20
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Coroner will not hold inquest into death of Radio 2 DJ Steve Wright
Police previously said his death ‘was unexpected, but is not being treated as suspicious’.
UK News|May 20
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Tech firm creates purification system which makes canal water drinkable
IF has created a miniature vapour compression distillation system without consumable parts or chemicals.
UK News|May 19
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‘The more you see, the richer the history here’ is
THE ‘next big thing’ in history has been in Guernsey, and making the most of the island’s rich past in a bid to encourage a younger generation of visitors.
News|May 19
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Armed police on training exercises
FIREARMS officers have been conducting training exercises around the island this week, including one pictured at the Braye Lodge Hotel yesterday.
News|May 18
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Women’s Muratti: Guernsey heading in better prepared
Guernsey’s preparation for last year’s Women’s Muratti and tomorrow’s contest at Springfield could be described as chalk and cheese.
Sport|May 17
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Daughter of Covid victim says actions of Stormont leaders ‘compounded grief’
Brenda Doherty was reacting at the conclusion of the Belfast hearings in the UK Covid-19 Inquiry.
UK News|May 16
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Covid-19 inquiry chair hoping to make recommendations on preparing for pandemics
Baroness Heather Hallett was speaking at the conclusion of three weeks of hearings in Belfast.
UK News|May 16
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Stormont challenged to ‘get on’ and fix gaps uncovered by UK Covid-19 Inquiry
Brenda Campbell KC, representing the NI Covid Bereaved Families for Justice, said the inquiry had heard devasting evidence exposing dysfunction.
UK News|May 16
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Foster denies sectarianising Stormont’s response to Covid-19
Appearing at the Covid-19 Inquiry, the former first minister was pressed on her party’s use of a controversial veto mechanism during the pandemic.
UK News|May 15
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No DUP ministers agreed with Poots on Covid nationalist areas claim, says Foster
The former first minister said she did not challenge the comments in public at the time as she did not want to give them any further traction.
UK News|May 15
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Foster ‘pressed to use nuclear button’ after deputy FM attended Storey funeral
Former first minister Baroness Foster also welcomed an apology by Michelle O’Neill for attending the funeral to the Covid-19 Inquiry.
UK News|May 15
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