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The battle to succeed Boris Johnson
The battle to succeed Boris Johnson

The Conservative leadership contest has been underway for two weeks and the eight candidates have been whittled down to two.Now things get serious. L…

3 years, 11 months ago

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Ukraine: rebuilding lives scarred by Russia’s war
Ukraine: rebuilding lives scarred by Russia’s war

As the war in Ukraine approaches its sixth month, many of the five million refugees who fled the country are returning. In total, more than two milli…

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Will Mo Farah’s story help other victims of human trafficking?
Will Mo Farah’s story help other victims of human trafficking?

Last week, British athlete Mo Farah revealed he was illegally trafficked into the UK at the age of nine. Flown over from Djibouti, he was given the n…

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Burning effigies overshadow Loyalism's "funday"
Burning effigies overshadow Loyalism's "funday"

At Eleventh Night bonfires and 12th of July parades, the experience hits very differently depending on your background. Northern correspondent Seanín…

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Why are some women still travelling overseas for abortions?
Why are some women still travelling overseas for abortions?

In 2019, at fourteen weeks pregnant, Emma Connors was told that her unborn baby had a fatal foetal abnormality. Just a few weeks later, she and her h…

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Is the tide going out on crypto?
Is the tide going out on crypto?

The prices of cryptocurrencies have plummeted this year. Bitcoin, the most popular one, has lost over 70 per cent of its value in the last six months…

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48 hours that undid Boris Johnson
48 hours that undid Boris Johnson

From the moment on Tuesday morning when a retired British civil servant went public about how Boris Johnson was covering up his involvement in yet an…

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Why is Ireland so expensive?
Why is Ireland so expensive?

All of Europe is in the grip of inflation, and Ireland is no different. But here we already had some of the highest prices in Europe across a range o…

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Will there be a second Scottish independence referendum?
Will there be a second Scottish independence referendum?

Eight years after Scotland said no to independence in its 2014 referendum, Scottish National Party leader Nicola Sturgeon now wants to put the issue …

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"Setting us back 150 years": What now for abortion rights in America?
"Setting us back 150 years": What now for abortion rights in America?

In the US, in places where women get abortions, but also in courtrooms and within political campaign headquarters, the decision of the Supreme Court …

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