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Chicago Police must get rid of officers with ties to far-right hate groups

The next mayor and his police superintendent must make it a priority to get rid of officers whose ties to far-right groups make it harder to build trust with the commu

Chicago Sun-Times

'Cuts will have a devastating impact on low income families' says food bank worker

Paul Doherty is supporting 500 homes each week across West Belfast

Belfast Live

Fort George: Land sale for 'health hub' at former army base draws mixed reaction from Derry MLAs

Fort George in Derry was an army barracks until 2001

Belfast Live

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Two ‘existential’ cybersecurity risks facing Defence

The Department of Defence can’t attract and retain enough cybersecurity workers, and has turned to nurses and miners to build out its teams as it faces twin “existential” challenges of workforce and cyber supply chains. The lack of talent is the number one challenge facing Defence’s chief information and security…

InnovationAus

Holiday Hunger and school counselling scheme scrapped amid budget cuts

The funding was due to run out tomorrow

Belfast Live

Two Northern Ireland dental practices among 85 set to close amid UK shortage of dentists

Bupa, one of the UK's largest private providers of dental practices, has not been able to recruit enough dentists

Belfast Live

Mum’s call for help as disabled son has to climb steps on his hands and knees to get to school bus

Kayden McNamee, 10, is bound to a wheelchair as well as being non verbal and dealing with autism and sensory issues

Belfast Live

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Hannah Quinn-Mulligan: An apology to the Department – I’m nearly always right but on this occasion I was wrong

Saying sorry is something almost everyone is uncomfortable with, especially when they think they’re right. A few weeks ago, I tweeted out a picture of my farm maps and pointed to a section of scrub which is home to badgers, cuckoos and voles.

Irish Independent

Department redaction ‘error’ in Defence Forces sexual assault allegation report

The Department of Defence has been forced to take down a report published on a Government website due to errors in redacted information relating to details of an alleged sexual assault at a military barracks.

Irish Independent

Republican senators grill DHS chief over border security

WASHINGTON — Senate Judiciary Republicans accused Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas on Tuesday of having lost control of the southwest border and suggested he apologize to families who lost loved ones to fentanyl poisoning.

Tribune News Service

Republican senators grill DHS chief over border security - Roll Call

Senate Judiciary Republicans accused Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas on Tuesday of having lost control of the southwest border.

Roll Call

400 farmers ‘mistakenly’ opting out of eco schemes a ‘failing on Department’s behalf’

An early estimate by the Department of Agriculture has shown that 13pc farmers have opted out of Eco-Schemes.

Irish Independent

Adam Street bonfire site could be used for housing, report suggests

Study says “partial recreation of Adam Street has cultural and historic significance for the Tiger’s Bay community”

Belfast Live

More than half a million phonecalls to DWP this month about boosting State Pension payments before deadline

People have until the end of July to plug gaps in their National Insurance record going back to 2006.

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Irish Independent

Department pleads with dairy sector to improve water quality for sake of Nitrates Derogation extension

The Department of Agriculture has made a plea to the dairy sector to do everything it can in order to help secure an extension to the contentious nitrates derogation.

Politico

State Department ends ‘assignment restrictions’ policy that some called discriminatory

The restrictions prevented certain staffers from being posted to countries where they have family ties.

Irish Mirror

Norma Foley says it will not 'be acceptable' for primary schools to ask for voluntary contributions for book money

Education Minister Norma Foley has announced that funding worth €96 per child will be provided to every school to provide books, copy books and workbooks to all primary school children.

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‘Masters at avoiding scrutiny’: Defence withholds innovation review from govt

The Department of Defence is withholding a review of Australia’s defence innovation system from the Albanese government and the general public, despite its findings being clearly “of the public interest”. The review includes scrutiny of more than $1.5 billion in grants programs and is understood to be critical of the…

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Top U.S. State Dept diplomat for Europe to step down to focus on family

The top U.S. diplomat to Europe Karen Donfried will step down to focus on her family, a State Department spokesperson said on Monday, leaving an important post empty as Washington works to keep its allies focused on supporting Ukraine's war effort.

Belfast Live

Sinn Fein MLA calls for 'serious' Dunmurry junction issue to be addressed

The junction at The Cutts has seen multiple crashes over the years

The Street

The Justice Department is investigating whether a popular app has been spying on Americans.

Chronicle Live

DWP error means thousands of people may be owed up to £6,900 each this year

The payments from the Department for Work and Pensions are expected to be completed by the end of next year

Belfast Live

North Belfast mum's frustration as crucial autism legislation in jeopardy over funding

“Like any other parent I want to see my children thrive and realise their full potential in life”

Belfast Live

Rural community transport cuts ‘devastating’ for Fermanagh, users say

Fermanagh Community Transport serves more than a thousand people in the local area

Irish Independent

Two week extension for derogation applications and declaring your nitrates band

Farmers have been given a two-week extension to the deadline for submission of dairy excretion rate band and nitrates derogation applications for 2023, Minister for Agriculture Charlie McConalogue has announced.

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