Seven men jailed after violence outside asylum seeker hotel
Four defendants were found guilty of violent disorder in January after the demonstration outside the Suites Hotel in Knowsley, Merseyside.
UK News|Mar 18
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Andy Farrell excited by chance to pit Ireland against ‘best’ side South Africa
Ireland now turn their attention to a two-match summer tour after winning the Six Nations.
UK Sport|Mar 18
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Varadkar: Sinn Fein-led government ‘a high risk’, but powers limited at Stormont
The Irish premier defended saying that Ireland’s main opposition party would ‘make Ireland broke again’.
UK News|Mar 17
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US parades cap St Patrick’s Day celebrations – a little early
Americans have celebrated their Irish heritage by marking the country’s feast day, one day ahead of March 17.
World News|Mar 16
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Skiers call out snowsports sector over ‘big irony’ of high-polluting sponsors
Campaigners have called for the winter sports industry to drop sponsorship deals with polluting brands.
UK News|Mar 16
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‘Important’ for US to remain open to trade agreements, Varadkar says
Leo Varadkar met the US Chamber of Commerce president on Thursday as part of his week of engagements for St Patrick’s Day.
UK News|Mar 14
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Immigration has become ‘top-tier issue’ in Irish politics, says Leo Varadkar
The Taoiseach also insisted the coalition government is ‘very strong’ when asked about the next general election.
UK News|Mar 14
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Leo Varadkar denies softening language on Gaza during US trip
The Irish premier has said he will use the platform of St Patrick’s Day to press US President Joe Biden to back a ceasefire in the Middle East.
UK News|Mar 14
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Ex-home secretary says Government’s asylum accommodation ‘obviously not working’
Dame Priti Patel said the Government’s asylum accommodation is in need of reform and there are ‘serious questions’ to be asked of the Home Office.
UK News|Mar 14
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First Minister points US investors to NI’s dual market ‘unique selling point’
Michelle O’Neill and deputy First Minister Emma Little-Pengelly made a pitch to business leaders at a St Patrick’s breakfast event in Washington DC.
UK News|Mar 14
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Air traffic control engineers were working from home during meltdown – inquiry
Nearly 750,000 passengers were disrupted when flights were grounded at UK airports on August 28 last year.
UK News|Mar 14
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Air traffic control meltdown inquiry highlights ‘lack of pre-planning’
Flights were grounded across UK airports on August 28 after ATC provider National Air Traffic Services (Nats) suffered a technical glitch.
UK News|Mar 14
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New Northern Ireland leaders ‘the focus’ at Washington DC event
Irish premier Leo Varadkar said he was glad that Michelle O’Neill and Emma Little-Pengelly travelled ahead of St Patrick’s Day.
UK News|Mar 13
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Naomi Campbell’s platform shoes and her Icon dress to be shown at V&A
The first V&A exhibition focused on a leading model’s career in fashion will show around 100 looks from Campbell’s four decades in the industry.
UK News|Mar 13
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First Minister of Wales has ‘deep regret’ for loss of life during Covid pandemic
Mark Drakeford was giving evidence at the UK Covid-19 Inquiry in Wales.
UK News|Mar 13
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