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NO FEE890 The Great Pink Run 2020 Launch copy Sasko Lazarov Aideen O’Colmain, Director Business Development FitBit Health Solutions; Shane Byrne; breast cancer survivor Ann Eble; and breast cancer survivor Laura Austin at the launch of this year's Great Pink Run. Sasko Lazarov

IRELAND

Health officials have reported 138 new confirmed cases of Covid-19. There have been no further deaths of patients diagnosed with the disease.
Guidelines have been drafted for the reopening of pubs.
Gardaí are seeking the public’s help to trace the whereabouts of a missing three-year-old boy who is believed to be in the company of his mother.
The INMO has said it is concerned to see Covid-19 hospital outbreaks.
The Taoiseach said there will be no change to the travel ‘green list‘ until a new roadmap is published.
Dublin Airport plans to introduce paid drop-off and pick-up zones after the pandemic.
Nearly 500 fireworks were seized by gardaí in Cork.

WORLD

belarus-protests PA LGBT activists with an old Belarusian national flag in front of a police barricade during an opposition rally to protest the official presidential election results in Minsk, Belarus. PA

#BIRMINGHAM: One man died and seven people were injured in stabbings overnight.

#WISCONSIN: Jacob Blake has said he is in constant pain from his shooting by a police officer last month.

#RUSSIA: German has threatened sanctions on Russia over the poisoning of opposition politician Alexei Navalny.

#FRANCE: A further seven regions have been placed on high alert for Covid-19.

#AUSTRALIA: Melbourne will remain in lockdown until the end of October.

PARTING SHOT

An Austrian man has broken his own world record by standing in a box filled with ice for over two-and-a-half hours.

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