Read more on post. 11 minutes ago ShareSave Yasmin RufoBBC News ShareSave Netflix Taking family power struggles and turning them into global television sensations is becoming something of a habit for screenwriter Steven Knight. With Peaky Blinders, he took a Birmingham street gang and made them a cultural force. Now, Knight is betting on another… Read more: It’s got Peaky Blinders swagger, says House of Guinness writer

Read more on post . A US vaccine firm has opened the first mRNA manufacturing plant in the UK, against a backdrop of increasing anti-jab rhetoric back home. The new facility outside Oxford is part of a £1bn investment in the UK by Moderna, which specialises in mRNA. The novel vaccine technology delivered some of… Read more: UK boosts pandemic readiness with new vaccine factory

Read more on post. 20 minutes ago ShareSave Luke SprouleBBC News NI Mid Ulster reporter ShareSave BBC Campaigners have said stronger deterrents are needed to stop water pollution after figures obtained by BBC News NI showed there were 63 fines handed down between 2020 and 2024. In the same period there were 4,202 water pollution… Read more: ‘Pathetic’ fines won’t stop water pollution, say campaigners

Read more on post. The Government has been warned of the danger of overheating the economy with its planned €9.4 billion spending increase in the Budget next month by the Economic and Social Research Institute. The development comes a week after the Central Bank said the additional expenditure in the Budget was “too large”. The… Read more: Govt warned of ‘damaging’ economic effect of Budget spend

Read more on post. Tánaiste Simon Harris is due to meet US Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick as part of a diplomatic trip to the States. Mr Harris, who is Minister for Foreign Affairs and Trade, travelled to New York to attend the UN High-Level Week. He is to take part in several meetings in Washington… Read more: Tánaiste to open new Irish embassy in Washington DC

Read more on post. Just now ShareSave Simon JackBusiness editor and Chris MasonPolitical editor ShareSave EPA The government is looking at ways to financially support the companies in Jaguar Land Rover’s (JLR) supply chain. JLR halted car production at the end of August after a cyber attack forced it to shut down its IT networks.… Read more: Government considers financial support for JLR suppliers

Read full article on post. 14 minutes ago ShareSave Yasmin RufoBBC News ShareSave Netflix Taking family power struggles and turning them into global television sensations is becoming something of a habit for screenwriter Steven Knight. With Peaky Blinders, he took a Birmingham street gang and made them a cultural force. Now, Knight is betting on… Read more: It’s got Peaky Blinders swagger, says House of Guinness writer

Read more on post. 11 minutes ago ShareSave Yasmin RufoBBC News ShareSave Netflix Taking family power struggles and turning them into global television sensations is becoming something of a habit for screenwriter Steven Knight. With Peaky Blinders, he took a Birmingham street gang and made them a cultural force. Now, Knight is betting on another… Read more: It’s got Peaky Blinders swagger, says House of Guinness writer

Read full article on post. Christina Finn reports from New York TÁNAISTE SIMON HARRIS will travel to Washington DC this evening ahead of a meeting United States Secretary of Commerce, Howard Lutnick on Thursday. Lutnick, a vocal critic of Ireland’s trade imbalance with the US, has previously described Ireland as his favourite “tax scam”.  He has… Read more: Harris meeting top Trump ally Howard Lutnick in Washington DC to talk about trade

Read full article on post. TAOISEACH MICHEÁL MARTIN has ruled out the expansion of the First Home Scheme to second-hand homes in this year’s Budget.  Speaking to The Journal in New York, where he is attending the United Nations High Level Week, the Taoiseach confirmed the election promise made by both Fianna Fáil and Fine… Read more: Micheál Martin says Budget won’t expand First Home Scheme to cover second-hand homes

Read the full article on post. Neil Johnston BBC Sport journalist 16 minutes ago Eyebrows were raised when Nottingham Forest’s teamsheet dropped for their first European game in 29 years – and Chris Wood was on the bench. After all, it was the New Zealand forward’s 20 Premier League goals last season that helped propel… Read more: Why ‘Wood has to watch his back’ as Igor Jesus shines

Read the full article on post. Ciaran Kelly Football reporter at St James’ Park 12 minutes ago Comments Bradford City manager Graham Alexander could not help but smile as he reflected on his side’s 4-1 Carabao Cup loss at Newcastle United. “You see the starting team that they put out,” he said. “As soon as… Read more: ‘Everyone will be looking over their shoulders’ – Howe

Read the full article on post. Jonathan Jurejko BBC Sport golf news reporter at Bethpage 24 September 2025, 22:15 BST 3 Comments Updated 31 minutes ago European captain Luke Donald says his team are “fuelled by something money can’t buy” as he cranked up Ryder Cup intensity with what appeared to be a dig at… Read more: Europe ‘fuelled by something money can’t buy’ – Donald

Read the full article on post. 41 minutes ago Tottenham forward Jess Naz is “done being quiet” after receiving “racial abuse” on social media. The 24-year-old posted on Instagram that she had been “subjected to racial abuse in my DMs” following Tottenham’s penalty shootout victory over Aston Villa in the Women’s League Cup. She wrote:… Read more: ‘I’m done being quiet’ – Naz condemns racist abuse

This post was originally published on this site. CELTIC MANAGER BRENDAN Rodgers praised the impact of Kelechi Iheanacho after the half-time substitute netted in a 1-1 draw against Red Star Belgrade in the opening game of the Europa League. The post deadline-day signing replaced Daizen Maeda at half-time after the Japan international struggled in the… Read more: Celtic pegged back in Belgrade while Antony denies Nottingham Forest in Europa League

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This post was originally published on this site.Bay Gardens Resorts, the award-winning Saint Lucian-owned hotel group, invites Saint Lucians at home and abroad, as well as regional neighbors, to join in the island’s vibrant Creole Heritage Month celebrations this October. Guests can enjoy a cultural immersion of food, music and festivities across Bay Gardens Resorts… Read more: Bay Gardens celebrates Creole Heritage Month with authentic flavors, live music and special offers

This post was originally published on this site.Minister of Tourism, Hon. Edmund Bartlett has announced plans to fuel major expansion in the island’s vibrant tourism sector as the Ministry of Tourism seeks to boost Jamaica’s share of the lucrative global tourism market. In a wide-ranging address to local and foreign media during a special Jamaica… Read more: Minister Bartlett Outlines Plans for Major Tourism Expansion

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Read more on post. On April 10, 1999, I was in the producer’s chair in Studio 4 in RTÉ while we aired a special episode of a live Saturday night chat show called Kenny Live, hosted by Pat Kenny. The show was paying its respects to the late actor and comedian, Dermot Morgan, who died… Read more: Brian’s back – what’s so funny about peace, love & understanding?