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Why staff at Oberstown Children Detention Campus have had enough

By Aideen Finnegan

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Rothwell’s offer for ICG poised to sink, and data behind youth unemployment

By Ciarán Hancock

The best news, analysis and comment from The Irish Times business desk

Australia charges man over informing Russia on Ukraine

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Australian police said a man has been charged with foreign interference for allegedly seeking to inform Russia about Ukrainian military activities.

Craft club a 'piece of home' for women from Hong Kong

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The Crafting Smiles group in Bristol is designed to bring Hongkongers together.

Care review leaves questions unanswered, parents say

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Parents of children with complex disabilities say more needs to be done to meet their needs.

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Break-up of Villa's Europa heroes leaves cracks for Emery to fill

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Aston Villa have already sold three key players this summer, a figure that could potentially double by the end of the transfer window.

When is a water leak your responsibility?

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It might be down to you to fix a leaking or burst pipe, even if it is outside your home.

Nurse's 2,000-mile challenge for mum with cancer

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Ellishia Lauder's mum Tracey Carter lives with a stoma bag following her diagnosis three years ago.

TV tonight: Brooke Shields stars in a silly murder-mystery comedy

By Hollie Richardson, Jack Seale, Hannah J Davies and Simon Wardell

A novelist and a podcaster are an unlikely crime-solving team in You’re Killing Me. Plus: get ready to cry over a robot. Here’s what to watch this evening 8pm, U&Drama Allie (Brooke Shields) is a bestselling “menopausal mystery” novelist; Andi (Amalia Williamson) is an aspiring true-crime podcaster. When they meet at a writing convention, it’s a boomer and gen Z culture clash. But then a murder takes place and the tw

El Niño could bring 'intense' rain, storms - Met Éireann

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Met Éireann has said Ireland could have a greater chance of wetter and windier weather over the coming months as the El Niño effect developing over the Pacific Ocean continues to strengthen.

Llamas, lizards and spiders to be blessed at cathedral

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Worcester Cathedral invites creatures great and small from across the region to an animal blessing.

Snake undergoes 'world-first' human cancer therapy

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The python is believed to be the first snake in the world to receive the treatment.

'Every day is difficult' says Ashley Dale's mum four years on

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Julie Dale speaks out on the fourth anniversary of her daughter's murder in Liverpool.

Hundreds killed or injured by drug drivers

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A campaign from WYCA and the Department for Transport is seeking to raise awareness of the risks.

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Conversation needed about Cornwall tourist tax

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The prime minister raised the possibility for Cornwall to introduce a tourist tax on a recent visit.

'Huge scope for growth' for English whisky

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With dozens of English distilleries, producers Joanie and Anthony Marsh says it has a bright future.

'System is crumbling', says woman whose daughters were murdered

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Mina Smallman, whose daughters were murdered, says Andy Burnham must address women's safety.

World's oldest person celebrates turning 117

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Born before the Titanic sank, Ethel Caterham has seen out two world wars and survived Covid at 110.

Blue plaque to be unveiled for Paddington author

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Michael Bond wrote several Paddington books and TV scripts at his Haslemere home.

'Keep walking': 100-year-old still does mile a day

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Peter Byers says he walks into Pocklington town centre "to make sure people know I'm still alive".

UK men with heart disease at higher risk of developing and dying from cancer

By Andrew Gregory Health editor

Decade-long study finds stark gender difference in outcomes of people with heart disease Millions of men with heart disease have a higher risk of developing and dying from cancer, according to a decades-long study. The biggest drivers behind male cases were smoking, obesity and drinking too much alcohol, researchers said, with the link most pronounced in lung and oesophageal cancers. Continue reading...

Fewer top LC marks awarded as grade deflation continues

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More than 70,000 Leaving Certificate students are receiving their exam results today, with the overall trend showing fewer top marks awarded, as the impacts of grade deflation continue.

Covid impacts and enhanced grades: five takeaways from 2026 Leaving Cert results

By Brian Mooney

Friday’s results, in the aggregate, are close to those awarded in 2020

Leaving Cert 2026: A unique second-level journey ends

By Brian Mooney

Whatever results you have just received are a mark of your resilience over six uniquely challenging years

CAO points system cannot be used to measure intelligence

By Anne McCormack

People possess distinct intelligences, not just one or two that can be captured by an IQ test or examination