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Tuesday 5 July 2022
The rising prospect that Boris Johnson will backtrack on the Brexit agreement dominates the UK front pages.
An inquest into her death is to open on Wednesday.
The British public will go the polls on Thursday 12 December.
UK MPs last night voted against holding a general election on 15 October.
UK MPs voted last night to debate a bill that would extend the current Brexit deadline.
May made the announcement in an emotional statement outside 10 Downing Street yesterday morning.
The latest plan follows the collapse of talks with the Labour party on Friday.
Theresa May will sit down with Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn today to work out a way forward on Brexit.
Prime Minister Theresa May has pledged to step down as PM for the next round of Brexit negotiations.
These were the stories you read in 2018.
Some even called him ‘treasonous’.
The eyes of the world were on Ireland yesterday.
Spanish terror investigation continues, searches for missing Tina Satchwell, and a rainfall warning arrives.
From The Daily Edge
What a year.
The country’s top Olympic official has been making worldwide news.
A change to Facebook’s news feed formula will prevent misleading headlines from appearing as often.
Stop, look and listen, baby / That’s my philosophy…
“Cork shuns One Direction for topless farmers.”
From The Daily Edge
You certainly were good to us, 2015.
TD warns of smelly women.
TD warns of smelly women.
IT’S THE 4TH of July, or Independence Day, as it’s known as in the United States.
People across the US are set to celebrate their nations independence from Britain, after celebrations in recent years were hampered by Covid-19.
Ireland has had strong links with the US throughout the years, with significant numbers of Irish people emigrating to the States across multiple generations, stretching back as far as the Famine.
So with that in mind, today we want to know: Have you ever visited the United States?
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