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Sep- 2022 -25 SeptemberPolitics
Cabinet ministers row over plans to increase foreign workers for staff shortage
A TORY row exploded over plans to increase foreign workers to plug staffing shortages. Cabinet ministers locked horns over immigration…
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25 SeptemberPolitics
Tories in row with PayPal bosses over the shut down of campaigners’ accounts
FUMING Tories have demanded PayPal bosses explain why they shut down the accounts of controversial campaigners. A free speech row…
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25 SeptemberPolitics
Labour pledges new ‘wealth fund’ to give taxpayers stake in green British industries
A Labour government would give taxpayers a stake in British industry with the creation of a National Wealth Fund that…
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25 SeptemberWorld Updates
South Kerry miss out on quarter-finals after St Brendans score late equaliser in Group 4 cliffhanger
GARVEY’S COUNTY SFC GROUP 4 ROUND 3 South Kerry 0-16 St Brendan’s 0-16 So near and yet so far. When…
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25 SeptemberWorld Updates
Hurricane Fiona: Hundreds of thousands left without power in Canada as houses swept away
Hundreds of thousands of people in Canada remained without power on Sunday after former Hurricane Fiona, which swept away houses,…
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25 SeptemberWorld Updates
Trump’s Republican support plummets by 20 points, new poll shows
Amid an escalating series of legal woes, former President Donald Trump has seen his support amongst Republican voters drop significantly,…
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25 SeptemberWorld Updates
Budget 2023: €15 welfare hikes and €400 tax credit for renters at centre of last minute budget talks
Demands for a €400 tax credit for renters and a €15 increase on welfare rates are the main bones of…
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25 SeptemberWorld Updates
Alleged assault on Wexford GAA referee to be probed
WEXFORD GAA is set to investigate an alleged assault that occurred at a Junior football championship game on Sunday afternoon.…
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25 SeptemberWorld Updates
Putin using nuke will bring “catastrophic consequences” from U.S.: Sullivan
National security adviser Jake Sullivan said Sunday that U.S. officials have communicated to the Russians that there will be “catastrophic…
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25 SeptemberPolitics
‘A matter for the Bank of England’: Liz Truss won’t discuss if UK is in recession
Liz Truss has refused to discuss fears that the UK is already in recession, insisting the downturn in the economy…
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