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Men released under investigation after shooting outside Tube station
Nicola Sturgeon to welcome delegates to international culture summit
Video game experiences could be the future of marketing, say experts
What the papers say - August 22
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Hire more magistrates with criminal records to boost numbers, chairman suggests
Hiring more magistrates with criminal records would increase diversity and boost falling numbers, according to the chairman of the Magistrates
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Corbyn refuses six times to say if UK would be better off outside EU
Jeremy Corbyn has been urged to stop backing a "dreadful Brexit" by one of his MPs after he repeatedly failed to say whether Britain would
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Post Malone hits out at trolls who wished him dead after jet tyres blew out
Rapper Post Malone has criticised trolls who he said "wished death" upon him after a private jet he was reportedly aboard blew two tyres
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Thousands gather in Dublin as World Meeting of Families opens
The World Meeting of Families (WMOF) has officially got under way ahead of the Pope's visit to Ireland.Thousands descended on Dublin's
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Two injured in shooting at Rayners Lane station
Two men have been injured in a shooting outside Rayners Lane Tube station in north-west London. Shots were reportedly fired at a group of men by
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Woman questioned after car crashes into Government Buildings
A woman arrested after a car crashed at the gates of Government Buildings in Dublin continued to be questioned by Irish police on Tuesday night.The
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Police hunt cyclist who attacked pedestrian in Ashford
Police are hunting for a teenage cyclist who attacked a pedestrian with a piece of wood.The incident took place at 8.45pm on August 7 in Ashford,
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Superdrug customer details hit by hackers
Superdrug has become the latest high street chain to be targeted by hackers holding customer data to ransom. According to the store, hackers
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Pope hopes Ireland visit will foster 'unity and reconciliation'
The Pope has expressed hope his visit to Ireland will help grow unity and reconciliation among Christians on the island.In a video message released
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Danny Boyle quits new Bond film due to creative differences
Danny Boyle has quit as director of the next James Bond film "due to creative differences", the production team has announced. It was
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Windrush scandal: Home Office review identifies 164 cases
As many as 164 members of the Windrush generation may have been wrongly removed, detained or stopped at the border, an official review suggests.The
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Pope's visit an opportunity to end the cover-ups, says O'Neill
The Pope's visit to Ireland is an opportunity to end the cover-up of abuse, Sinn Fein's vice-president said.Michelle O'Neill will not
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EU will not abandon principles to facilitate Brexit deal for UK - Barnier
The European Union will not abandon its founding principles in order the facilitate a Brexit deal with the UK, its chief negotiator has said.Michel
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Speeding motorist killed teenager in 'act of grotesque selfishness'
A speeding motorist killed a teenage spectator at an unofficial "car cruise" in an "act of grotesque selfishness", a court has
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Pioneering stroke treatment saves pregnant woman's life
A heavily pregnant woman's life was saved when a blood clot was removed from her brain within three hours of her suffering a stroke using a
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New Garda chief incapable of being independent, High Court told
Ireland's High Court has heard that the choice for the country's new police chief would be incapable of being independent in the
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Man appears in court over hammer attack on mother and daughter
A man accused of critically injuring a mother and daughter in a hammer attack has appeared in court charged with two counts of attempted murder.
