Read more on post. Sinn Féin has called for a tender for a new €100,000 bike shed at the National Maternity Hospital to be scrapped. A notice on the Government’s e-tenders website invites submissions for tenders to destroy the old shed and build a new one at an estimated cost of €100,000. Sinn Féin’s Finance… Read more: SF calls for €100k NMH bike shed tender to be scrapped

Read more on post. Kyiv has come under heavy drone and missile bombardment this morning, in what independent monitors said was one of the biggest Russian attacks on the Ukrainian capital and surrounding region since the war began. At least three people were killed and about ten injured in the city, the head of Kyiv’s… Read more: Russia launches major drone, missile attack on Ukraine

Read more on post. 1 hour ago ShareSave Lynette HorsburghNorth West ShareSave Cancer Research UK handout A father with an incurable brain tumour has donated his tears to a pioneering study that could revolutionise how brain cancers are detected because he wants to “make a difference”. Alex Davies was initially treated for epilepsy but months later… Read more: ‘My tears could help people survive brain tumours’

Read more on post. 1 hour ago ShareSave Lee BottomleyWest Midlands ShareSave Other The FA Cup is one of the most well-known sports trophies in the world, seen by millions each football season and shown off by whichever team lifts it after the final. But, 130 years ago, on a September night, the first incarnation… Read more: The night the FA Cup was stolen from a shop window

Read more on post. Israel is in the grip of an internal and external crisis that could shape the country for a generation. It has become increasingly isolated internationally, with 150 countries now recognising a Palestinian state, and economic, cultural and sporting boycotts are mounting. Domestically, while the sense of national cohesion following the trauma… Read more: Crisis in Israel could shape country for generation

Read full article on post. Sweeping UN economic and military sanctions have been reimposed on Iran – 10 years after they were lifted in a landmark international deal over its nuclear programme. The new measures took effect as the three European partners to the deal – the UK, France and Germany – activated the so-called… Read more: Sanctions reimposed on Iran 10 years after landmark nuclear deal

Read more on post. The government will underwrite a £1.5bn loan guarantee to Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) in a bid to support its suppliers as a cyber-attack continues to halt production at the car maker. Business Secretary Peter Kyle said the loan, from a commercial bank, would protect jobs in the West Midlands, Merseyside and… Read more: Government to guarantee £1.5bn Jaguar Land Rover loan after cyber shutdown

Read full article on post. THERE’S A SCARY story told to government ministers late at night. It goes something like this. “Once upon a time, there was a country with a young working age population. But then, the people grew old and grey. “Soon, the country was spending too much money funding everyone’s pensions. There… Read more: Ireland’s Central Bank governor wants to raise the retirement age – why are politicians so quiet?

This post was originally published on this site. A “massive attack” by Russia against Ukraine’s capital has killed at least four people and injured at least 27 others, Ukrainian authorities have said. Drones hit several regions overnight, including Zaporizhzhia, where at least 16 people, including three children, were injured, authorities said. Ukraine’s foreign minister said… Read more: Kyiv hit by ‘massive’ Russian attack, mayor says

Read full article on post. UKRAINE HAS SAID that Russia pounded the country with “hundreds” of drones and missiles overnight, killing at least four people in the capital alone, including a 12-year-old girl.  Meanwhile in neighbouring Poland, the defence forces scrambled jets to secure its airspace. The attacks come after Russia warned NATO against taking… Read more: 12-year-old girl among four confirmed dead in Russian drone attacks on Kyiv

Read the full article on post. World number one Scottie Scheffler will have to earn his first point at this year’s Ryder Cup the hard way after being paired against Rory McIlroy in Sunday’s singles. Scheffler has made unwanted history by becoming the first player since 1979 to lose all four matches during the team… Read more: Scheffler to face McIlroy in Sunday’s singles

Read the full article on post. Greta Streimikyte has given Team Ireland an early gold at the World Para Athletics Championships in India as she claimed gold in the women’s 1500m T13. It’s a first World Championship medal for the 30-year-old. Leading from the off, the three-time Paralympian posted a time of 4:39.62, well clear… Read more: Streimikyte claims first World medal with golden run

Read more on post. There was double gold joy for Ireland at the World Rowing Championships in Shanghai as Fiona Murtagh in the women’s singles and Fintan McCarthy and Mags Cremen in the mixed double sculls both assumed top place in their respective podiums. In the single sculls, Galway woman Murtagh, part of the historic… Read more: Double gold for Irish rowers at World Championships

Read the full article on post. Matt Davis BBC Sport senior journalist 25 minutes ago Spain’s Marc Marquez completed his incredible comeback story as he won his seventh MotoGP World Championship to move level with Italian great Valentino Rossi. Marquez, 32, finished second at the Japan Grand Prix behind Italian team-mate Francesco Bagnaia to give… Read more: Marquez wins seventh MotoGP title to equal Rossi

This post was originally published on this site. David Sneyd reports from London PHIL GILES, THE Brentford director of football, describes himself as calm, dispassionate, analytical, emotionless and introverted. Maybe these are some of the traits that have been needed to help him maintain an even keel in the job over the last 10 years.… Read more: Brentford target Europe with Keith Andrews – ‘I don’t see any reason why we would be near the bottom’

This post was originally published on this site.Tourism and hospitality dignitaries from across Latin America convened in Cancún, México for the second leg of World Travel Awards 2025 to honour the organisations pushing the boundaries of excellence and innovation across the region. The World Travel Awards Latin America Gala Ceremony 2025, staged at AVA Resort… Read more: Latin America’s travel and tourism elite celebrate at VIP reception in Cancún

This post was originally published on this site.Gastronomic leaders gathered this evening in Las Vegas, Nevada, to celebrate the unveiling of the inaugural list of North America’s 50 Best Restaurants 2025, sponsored by S.Pellegrino & Acqua Panna. Atomix from New York City was named The Best Restaurant in North America. Hosted at Wynn Las Vegas,… Read more: ATOMIX IN NEW YORK CITY IS NAMED NO.1 IN THE INAUGURAL LIST OF NORTH AMERICA’S 50 BEST RESTAURANTS

This post was originally published on this site.United has announced the FAA certified its first mainline Starlink-equipped aircraft, and the first commercial flight is planned for October 15. This certification comes less than five months since the first Starlink-equipped United customer flight on the Embraer 175 regional aircraft and less than a year since United… Read more: United Receives FAA Certification for First Starlink-Equipped Mainline Aircraft

This post was originally published on this site.Seoul’s global tourism campaign, “Absolutely in Seoul,” starring global K-pop artist JENNIE, has reached a cumulative 600 million views worldwide since the videos were released. This milestone sets a new record in the history of Seoul’s global tourism campaigns – the biggest achievement in eight years – and… Read more: Seoul Tourism × JENNIE Campaign Surpasses 600 Million Views

This post was originally published on this site.Fauchon L’Hotel Paris recently conducted a survey among luxury travel advisors to determine what really matters to their clients when selecting a hotel. One of the key findings — which was 100% unanimous by all respondents — was that it is important for a hotel to offer “an… Read more: What Do Luxury Travelers Want?

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Read more on post. Like a gondolier on the Canale Grande, John Banville seems right at home in Venice, the setting for his new novel, although, like his odious protagonist Evelyn Dolman, he has a love-hate relationship with La Serenissima, “that pestilential city squatting in the mudflats of its befouled lagoon”. “I hate the place,”… Read more: John Banville: ‘You cannot censor me. They would try it now with all this wokeist nonsense’

Read more on post. Olivia Dean has mixed feelings about dating apps. “There’s lots of success stories. But what they do is inspire this culture of people being disposable,” the London soul singer says. Apps encourage people to believe they have their pick of potential suitors, she believes. “There’s always a ‘next’. Which I guess… Read more: Olivia Dean: ‘Why do I have to be in distress to make good music? Why can’t I just be happy?’

Read more on post. In a rehearsal room up stairs and down corridors at the Abbey Theatre, where large windows that run the length of the space are intermittently spattered with rain and the rumble of the Luas provides the bass notes, the third act of Bán is playing out. It’s a Thursday morning in… Read more: Playwright Carys D Coburn on Bán: ‘Can we be real to one another and be family? Often the answer is no’

Read more on post. “The truth is that Donald Trump is far less sophisticated than Alan Partridge,” Steve Coogan told me in 2020. “That’s a plain fact.” Read that sentence carefully. There may be a clue as to how the East Anglian broadcaster has survived and prospered. Next week we will see, depending on how… Read more: Donald Clarke: We all have more Alan Partridge in us than we would care to admit