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AG should use his talents and resources to make case for renegotiation of Exxon contract - Chris Ram

AG should use his talents and resources to make case for renegotiation of Exxon contract - Chris Ram
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What's in the new Rwanda bill and why is it controversial?

The legislation could set up a politically explosive fight with the courts. ....

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Dublin to decide soon on legal action over Northern Ireland amnesty law

Ireland will decide in the coming weeks whether to mount a legal challenge against a new British law giving amnesties to former soldiers and militants involved in decades of violence in Northern Ireland, Prime Minister Leo Varadkar said on Wednesday. Victims' families, human rights organisations and all major political parties on the island of Ireland - including British unionist and Irish nationalist - have condemned the law which offers immunity from prosecution for those who cooperate fully with a new investigative body. Varadkar said he had received advice from Ireland's attorney general on the matter. ....

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Heartbreaking moment terminally ill woman, 55, breaks down in tears as she asks her stepson to look after her husband before heading to Dignitas in ITV documentary about assisted dying

In tonight s A Time To Die, Kim Whiting, 55, explained why she was heading to the Swiss non-profit organisation where some 540 British citizens have been helped to end their lives. ....

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Aunt witnessed the 1916 King Street murder

During the Easter Rising the British military murdered 15 innocent civilians in North King Street. My aunt was a witness and hostage. ....

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