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LAST UPDATE | 4 Mar 2020
EVERY MORNING, TheJournal.ie brings you all the news you need to know as you start the day.
1. #CORONAVIRUS: The second case of Covid-19 in the Republic of Ireland has been confirmed; if you need advice on how to talk to your children about it, you can find it here.
2. #JOEMENTUM: Former Vice President Joe Biden gained momentum in the race to become the Democratic challenger to President Donald Trump with a string of Super Tuesday victories against leftist rival Bernie Sanders.
3. #SICK JOKE: Prince William joked about unwittingly “spreading” the coronavirus while on his Irish tour, as he poked fun at himself after he questioned a paramedic about whether he thought coverage of the illness was “being a little hyped up”.
4. #STEADY PROGRESS: If Rural Independents get into government and have the chance to stall the proposed new speeding laws “it would be deeply regrettable”, Transport Minister Shane Ross has said.
5. #DEPORTATION: A High Court judge quashed an attempt by the State to deport a Chinese national after ruling that the State withheld key information during a judicial review of his deportation order.
6. #PRESSURE: UK Home Secretary Priti Patel is facing allegations of bullying staff in a third British government department – International Development.
7. #CAROLINE FLACK: The Crown Prosecution Service will review its handling of the assault case against the late Love Island host Caroline Flack.
8. #DEBT BURDEN: Over half of all Irish households, and 77% of low-income households, cannot save income regularly, according to new research from Tasc.
9. #GE2020: The first talks between Fine Gael and Fianna Fáil since the general election are to take place today – with Fine Gael keen to stress that they are not talks on forming a government with one another.
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