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The Dail is debating a confidence motion in Ceann Comhairle (speaker) Verona Murphy.

Clarke is suing the newspaper’s publisher Guardian News and Media (GNM) over seven articles and a podcast.

A period of warm weather will continue this week, with temperatures expected to peak at 22C on Friday.

Six fire engines were sent to Blairlinn industrial estate in Cumbernauld where a building was ‘well alight’.

Russia will be placed on the top level of the Government’s forthcoming foreign influence registration scheme (Firs).

In an open letter, the Labour frontbencher warns the current Bill – meant for those with a terminal illness – would apply to disabled people.

Farming and food sector leaders said they were ‘very concerned’ about the concessions ministers could make to secure exemptions from US tariffs.

The club said it is ‘very sorry that these events took place at Celtic Boys Club’.

The firms agreed not to compete with each other when advertising what percentage of their cars can be recycled, the CMA said.

Dr Ben Spencer MP called for a new ‘duty to co-operate’ in law to ease repeated disruption when utilities companies dig up roads.

A relative of Mr Taylor posted on Facebook to confirm the news.

A third passenger was killed, while a fourth was taken to hospital.

The 42-year-old magician was diagnosed with Crohn’s disease in his teens and has battled with his health in recent years.

Mr Flynn is seeking the Aberdeen South and North Kincardine seat at Holyrood.

The Justice Secretary said ‘all must be equal before the law’ as the Government introduced a Bill following a row over guidelines.

A total of six fire engines were sent to Blairlinn Industrial Estate in Cumbernauld on Tuesday afternoon.

Ireland and European leaders are braced for US President Donald Trump’s ‘Liberation Day’ for the US economy.

The family of James Kirby, an aid worker killed in an Israeli drone strike, say they feel ignored by the Government on the anniversary of his death.

The firm supplies energy to around 80,000 domestic customers and 10,000 non-domestic customers.

Two Richard Mille watches were among items stolen.