Senior civil servant suggested ‘reshuffling’ Robin Swann from health ministry
It came as then deputy first minister Michelle O’Neill expressed frustration at the outset of the pandemic.
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Channel crossings: Busiest day of the year so far sees 711 migrants arrive in UK
The Home Office said 711 people made the journey in 14 boats on Wednesday, suggesting an average of 51 people per boat.
UK News|May 2
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Some asylum seekers still without beds after city centre camp dismantled
Hundreds of asylum seekers were removed from a makeshift camp on Wednesday morning.
UK News|May 1
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Harris thanks agencies for their work in moving migrants from ‘shantytown’
More than 250 migrants had been sleeping rough beside the International Protection Office on Mount Street in Dublin.
UK News|May 1
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Hundreds of asylum seekers moved from Dublin city centre to tented accommodation
It comes after an operation was undertaken in the city centre.
UK News|May 1
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Blinken tells Israeli leaders ‘the time is now’ for ceasefire in Gaza
It is the US Secretary of State’s seventh visit since the war between Israel and Hamas broke out last October.
World News|May 1
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Premier Inn ad banned over ‘misleading’ pricing claims
A reader complained to the advertising watchdog after being unable to find any rooms at the advertised £35 price.
UK News|Apr 30
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Sharp rise in number of asylum seekers needing help for homelessness in England
The Local Government Association said the closure of asylum hotels meant people were turning to councils for support instead.
UK News|Apr 30
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Covid-19 inquiry can honour our loved ones’ memories, says bereaved daughter
The UK Covid-19 Inquiry opened in Belfast on Tuesday for three weeks’ of hearings.
UK News|Apr 30
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Covid-19 inquiry ‘an opportunity for candour’ from Stormont leaders
The UK-wide inquiry’s hearings in Belfast will run for three weeks.
UK News|Apr 30
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Families hail ‘important day’ as Covid-19 Inquiry begins hearing in Belfast
A number of bereaved family members gathered outside the Clayton Hotel in Belfast holding photographs of their loved ones ahead of the first hearing.
UK News|Apr 30
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Dorset Car Club invited to take part in local April run
Members of the Dorset Car Club ended their four-day social trip by joining the Guernsey Old Car Club's April run.
News|Apr 30
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Cube-constructed house could be built near former Bon Port hotel
A NEW house, made up of four cube shapes, could built on the clifftop near the former Bon Port hotel.
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Premier Inn owner Whitbread to cut 1,500 jobs amid restaurant chain closures
The hospitality group plans to close or convert more than 200 restaurants in a bid to ‘optimise’ its estate.
UK News|Apr 30
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UK-wide Covid-19 inquiry to begin sittings in Belfast
The inquiry’s hearings in Belfast begin on Tuesday and will run for three weeks.
UK News|Apr 30
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