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International - Monday 22 June, 2020
'White Lives Matter' banner condemned as Man City crush Burnley to delay Liverpool title party
Burnley say that those who are responsible for the banner ‘are not welcome at Turf Moor.’
US work visa ban broadened and extended until the end of 2020, J1 and H1-B visas included
The ban will now included H1-B visas, the most-commonly used visa by Irish people moving to the US.
Joel Schumacher, director of Falling Down, Batman Forever and Veronica Guerin, dies aged 80
The filmmaker died after a year-long battle with cancer, US media reports.
Quiz: How well do you remember the 2005-06 Premier League season?
Roy Keane left Man United and Chelsea were crowned champions for the second successive year.
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Partial solar eclipse wows stargazers in Africa, Asia and the Middle East
It was known as a ‘ring of fire’ because the moon covered most, but not all, of the sun
Irish AFL star Conor McKenna at the centre of a storm in Oz after positive Covid-19 test
The AFL has banned contact training for large groups while Tyrone’s McKenna is coming under huge scrutiny.
'This pandemic is still accelerating': Biggest global daily increases in Covid-19 cases recorded over weekend
There were 183,000 new virus cases registered in a 24-hour period, the World Health Organisation reported.
Two statues relating to France's colonial era daubed in paint in Paris
Statues of Voltaire and Hubert Lyautey were daubed in red paint as part of wider protests since the George Floyd killing in the US.
In Germany, the important R number of Covid-19 cases has risen to 2.88
In Ireland, health authorities have repeatedly stressed the need to keep the R number below 1.
'If your home is in question, your world is in question': How Threshold is helping renters during Covid-19
The charity has seen a spike in callers concerned about being evicted or falling into arrears.
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Kim Jong Un 'gets huge laugh' over Trump's perception of relationship, ex-aide John Bolton claims
Bolton spoke to ABC News for his first interview ahead of tomorrow’s release of his tell-all book.
Boris Johnson to discuss easing lockdown and two-metre rule with scientists
Johnson will tomorrow outline the plans to parliament for pubs, restaurants, hotels and hairdressers to reopen in England.
Terror suspect held over killing of three people in Reading park had come to attention of MI5
Khairi Saadallah remains in custody over the knife attack in the English town west of London on Saturday.
International - Sunday 21 June, 2020
Liverpool drop points for third time this season in lacklustre Merseyside derby
Everton were well worth their point, as they left the Reds frustrated.
As it happened: Everton v Liverpool, Premier League
Liverpool faced Everton, as the Reds sought to take a big step towards Premier League glory.
Indonesia’s most active volcano spews ash and hot gas 6km into the sky
Several villages on the main island of Java were blanketed by clouds of ash from Mount Merapi today.
Tom Petty's family hit out at Trump's use of I Won't Back Down at Tulsa rally
In a statement posted on Petty’s Twitter account, his family said Trump was “in no way authorized to use this song.”
Stabbings in Reading declared a 'terrorist incident' by UK police
Three people have died and another three are seriously injured after multiple stabbings at a park.
Universities face huge losses as thousands of international students delay accepting course offers
Some universities are offering online only study options but others will require the students to move to Ireland for their course.
Trump defends handling of pandemic at low turnout rally in Oklahoma
The president ignored health warnings to hold his first rally in 110 days.
A horrific accident left him on the brink of death. One year later, he was champion of the world
Maurice Hamilton chats to The42 about the extraordinary life and career of Niki Lauda.
New coronavirus cases threaten recovery in China and South Korea
It has also emerged US President Donald Trump told health officials to reduce testing.
'People die in a surprisingly short amount of time': Call for urgent intervention as war-torn Yemen battles Covid-19
Experts have warned that Yemen’s healthcare system is on the brink of collapse.
Prosecutor overseeing investigations into Trump allies removed from job
Geoffrey Berman is the top federal prosecutor in Manhattan.
International - Saturday 20 June, 2020
A 'number of people' injured in terror-related stabbing in English park
The incident is believed to be terror-related.
Two more deaths in Ireland, Brazil hits one million cases: Today's Covid-19 main points
The Department of Health last night confirmed two more people have died from Covid-19.
Zimbabwe health minister charged amid Covid-19 testing kit scandal
Obadiah Moyo (66) was arrested last night following investigations brought by the country’s anti-graft commission.
Trump’s former national security adviser can publish tell-all book, judge rules
John Bolton’s memoir is due out on Tuesday.
Classic lines and versatile colours: 3 essential kitchen designs that will stand the test of time
Cash & Carry Kitchens designer John Hayden takes us through three design directions that are anything but flash-in-the-pan.
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Aaron Connolly creates the winner as Arsenal collapse in late defeat to Brighton
Champions League football looks a distant dream for Mikel Arteta’s side following an eighth league defeat of the season.
China planning to establish national security bureau in Hong Kong
The bureau would be used to investigate and prosecute crimes considered threatening to national security.
Protesters topple statue of Confederate general in Washington DC on Juneteenth
The statue, dedicated in 1901, was located in Judiciary Square about half a mile from the US Capitol.
Thunberg urges world to tackle climate change with same urgency as coronavirus
The teenager hopes coronavirus will open up the discussion about deaths caused by climate change.
Australian state of Victoria rolls back on easing restrictions as Covid-19 cases begin to rise again
Victoria’s premier said he was ‘frustrated’ and ‘disappointed’ at the increase, although relatively small, in recent days.
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US Justice Department puts pressure on New York prosecutor investigating Trump allies to resign
The Manhattan prosecutor said he was refusing to leave his post and his ongoing investigations would continue
From tigers in the tank to no 'Christmas-tree' EU report: A wild week in Brexit talks
Agreement on momentum, but it doesn’t take too deep a look to see the tensions.
International - Friday 19 June, 2020
US police officer involved in shooting of Breonna Taylor set to be fired
Breonna Taylor was fatally shot by police in March this year.
Sofa Watch: A socially distant Father's Day and Daniel O'Donnell does Kangoo Jumping
All you need to know about your Irish and international chat show options.
Government guarantees credit notes issued by licensed Irish travel agents and tour operators
The Irish Travel Agents Association said the industry has seen a drop of 98% in business over the past three months.
Lord Of The Rings and Chariots Of Fire star Ian Holm dies aged 88
The actor died peacefully in hospital.
8 stylish new developments around Dublin, Kildare and Meath - with prices starting at €260,000
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Brian Moore backs calls for English rugby to ditch 'Swing Low, Sweet Chariot'
‘Things that were normal then should not necessarily be normal now,’ said the former England hooker.
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Poll: Should geography matter when choosing ministers?
THE GOVERNMENT IS expected use junior ministerial appointments to ease some of the criticism of the lack of geographical spread among senior ministers.
It comes after no TDs from west of the River Shannon were appointed to lead a department. The first time this has happened.
While some people say it should not matter where ministers are from, as they all have a national remit, others argue it’s important in terms of representation. But what do you think?
Poll: Should geography matter when choosing ministers?
Poll Results:
No, it shouldn't matter (4029)
It's a factor but not the main one (2398)
Yes, it's important (2162)
Your view probably depends on where you're from yourself (517)
Don't know (64)
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