Always a challenging time for the nhs and this year we started planning for winter earlier than ever before. Today were announcing £200 million, which will go to the nhs to help build extra capacity and resilience for this winter season , making sure that season, making sure that patients the care that patients can get the care that they need, but also the work were doing improve nhs were doing to improve nhs performance, results performance, which the results today is delivering for today show is delivering for patients with big improvements in ambulance times and a e times since the winter. Since the winter. Well, also today , sir keir well, also today, sir keir starmer says he would seek an eu wide returns agreement for those who cross the English Channel and come to the uk illegally. The labour leader says the deal may involve a quid pro quo approach to accepting migrants from the eu bloc. Sir keir and the shadow home secretary, Yvette Cooper met with the eus policing body europol
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Taoiseach Micheál Martin has told the Dáil that he will pursue both the British and Northern Irish authorities regarding the no-warning car-bomb attack on Belturbet, Co Cavan, in which two teenage civilians were murdered in 1972.
Loyalist paramilitaries were responsible for the bombing which killed Geraldine O Reilly, 15, and Paddy Stanley, 16. However there have also been allegations of collusion by British security forces in the attack.
Mr Martin told the Dáil that he would pursue the matter with the British authorities and the authorities in Northern Ireland because the families involved have been left with no answers or closure.
The Belturbet bomb: an atrocity that time forgot
RTÉ Investigates has uncovered a series of new details that shed light on a 1972 car bombing that killed two teenagers in Co Cavan.
• 3 Feb 2021
RTÉ Investigates
Sculptor Mel French regards the bronze statue in Belturbet as her most personal project. Two handsome figures – a long-haired schoolgirl with dancing shoes and an athletic young man with a football at his feet – face out onto Main Street. These sculptures represent two teenagers, local girl Geraldine O Reilly, 15, and Paddy Stanley, 16, from Clara, Co Offaly, both of whom perished on 28 December 1972 when a powerful car bomb ripped through the Co Cavan border town.