More than 500 people attended a solidarity rally in Dublin days after city centre riots erupted in the aftermath of a knife attack on children.
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IRELAND: Violence In Dublin Following A Knife Attack On School Girl
A massive clean up and investigation is ongoing in Dublin’s city centre following the stabbing and resultant violence and looting that took place yesterday.
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FRANCE: Paris To Charge SUV Drivers Higher Parking Fees To Tackle Pollution
Paris city hall is to impose higher parking fees on owners of SUVs in a bid to reduce pollution in the capital.
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VATICAN: Pope Francis Host Homeless Including Trans Women On World’s Day Of Poor
Pope Francis hosted a group of poor and homeless people including transgender women from Torvaianica, south of Rome to lunch in the Vatican on the Church’s World Day of the Poor.
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UK: Church Of England Narrowly Votes To Trial Blessing For Gay Weddings
A dedicated church services to bless the weddings of same-sex couples could be held within weeks, after a narrow vote at the Church of England ruling body.
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FREE SPEECH: Advertisers Deserts Musk’s X Over Endorsement Of Anti-Semitic Posts
Advertisers including Apple, Disney, Warner Bros, Paramount, Sony Pictures, and Comcast/NBCUniversal are pulling out of social media platform X over the tech company’s placing their promotional material next to pro-Nazi posts, and as the platform’s owner Elon Musk openly supported anti-Semitic conspiracy theories.
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SPAIN: Shakira In Plea Deal Over Tax Fraud Spared Jail
Pop star Shakira has avoided jail by reaching a deal with tax authorities in Spain, avoiding a €14.5m trial on the morning it was due to begin and walking away with a suspended sentence.
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PALESTINE: Bethlehem Cancels Christmas Celebrations Over Israel-Hamas Conflict
Bethlehem, the birthplace of Jesus according to the Bible has officially cancelled Christmas for the first time in decades due to the Israel war massacre.
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SCOTLAND: Health Minister Blame £11k Data Expenses On Parliamentary iPad On His Children
Scotland’s health minister Michael Matheson has admitted his sons watching football on his parliamentary iPad was the cause of an £11,000 data roaming charge. The bill was incurred during a trip to Morocco last Christmas.
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Eight Teens Arrested For Beaten To Death Another Teenage Boy In Las Vegas
Eight students have been arrested in Las Vegas on suspicion of murder after a teenager was beaten to death.
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