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trolley numbers
'They deserve better': Taoiseach apologises to patients waiting on hospital trolleys as numbers rise
Galway
'It is disappointing': Govt reacts to decision to withdraw tender for Oughterard Direct Provision centre
Banned
'I believe in a free press': Taoiseach says he doesn't condone Communicorp ban on certain Irish journalists
Brexit
Taoiseach says it would have been a sign of 'bad faith' had Johnson not distanced himself from Brexit non-papers
SPORT IRELAND
Independent audit of FAI pushed back to 'review extra material' following Delaney's departure
tougher sentencing
Doubling sentences for knife crime to 10 years 'will send a clear message', says Fianna Fáil
budget 2020
Sinn Féin proposes free GP visits, back-to-school bonuses and welfare hikes in alternative budget
Northern Ireland
DUP would consider 'time-limited backstop' amid last-ditch attempt to get Brexit deal
impeachment inquiry
'I deserve to meet my accuser': Donald Trump offers to meet whistleblower at centre of Ukraine scandal
umbrella movement
Tear gas and bricks: Renewed clashes as Hong Kong marks five years since Umbrella protests
Opposition
Labour's priority is to prevent no-deal Brexit before seeking general election, Corbyn says
New Rules
The UK is in 'uncharted constitutional waters' yet again - so what are the prospects for a written constitution?
EXTRACT
Michael Palin in North Korea: 'I realise almost immediately that I have gone too far. Quite a long way too far'
Supplementary budget
'Entirely possible' we could have another Budget within the space of a few months
exclusion zones
Drew Harris says existing legislation adequate in dealing with protests outside abortion centres
Birmingham
Labour MP Jess Phillips says a man was arrested after trying to 'smash the windows' of her constituency office
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