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Councillor calls for increased security after city centre bike theft

Green Party councillor Janet Horner saw a brazen bike theft take place in the city centre on Monday evening and believes that more surveillance is needed on hotspots such as Jervis and Drury St to discourage the crime

Dublin Live

Belfast fuel hardship fund row continues at City Hall

Councillor says "The ones who will be overlooked will be the elderly, the isolated, the vulnerable, those with learning difficulties"

Belfast Live

Comedian Frankie Boyle set to interview Senator Bernie Sanders

LEADING progressive politician Bernie Sanders will be interviewed by Scottish comedian and author Frankie Boyle live on stage at an event in…

The National (Scotland)

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Bag of excrement flung at Minister Anne Rabbitte in horror incident

“Attended a meeting tonight and a bag of sh** thrown at me and my government colleague”

Dublin Live

Eamon Ryan says allegations of 'bullying' in Green Party are dealt with

Green Party TD Bran Leddin was accused of being a member of a WhatsApp group that targetted Limerick councilor Elisa O'Donovan

Irish Mirror

All the Bristol people awarded with New Year’s Honours this year

One person in Bristol received the highest ranking order this year

Bristol Post

Greens consider electorate bids

James Shaw and Marama Davidson say they no longer feel precarious or on the verge of being turfed out of Parliament

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Green Party leader Eamon Ryan denies he 'hates rural Ireland' or that people in rural Ireland 'hate him'

'I think actually there's a lot of people in rural Ireland just like urban people, they want us to be good at being green'

Irish Mirror

Climate activists are fuming as Germany turns to coal to replace Russian gas

Germany is firing up coal plants and importing liquefied natural gas to shore up energy supplies. Activists are carrying out increasingly disruptive protests, gluing themselves to roads and runways.

WEKU

Leo Varadkar pays tribute to Micheal Martin in emotional speech as he becomes Taoiseach again

Mr Varadkar received 87 votes to be Taoiseach, with 62 people voting against him.

Irish Mirror

Joy for Labour as icy polling day leads to overwhelming by-election success

The party widened its share of the vote

Manchester Evening News

Labour wins Stretford and Urmston by-election with increased vote share

The Conservatives saw their share of the vote fall by 12%

Manchester Evening News

Micheal Martin serenaded with Elvis Presley tributes during final Dail session as Taoiseach

The Taoiseach will travel to Brussels on Wednesday, meaning that Tuesday was his last day in the Dail chamber

Irish Mirror

Voters set to go to the polls in Stretford and Urmston by-election

The Labour candidate is the 37-year-old current leader of Trafford council Andrew Western

Manchester Evening News

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By-election loss only adds to Labour's much-needed reset

For those Labour MPs who hadn’t quite computed the current state of political play, Saturday’s by-election result would have delivered a traumatic blow, writes Jo Moir.

The Guardian - UK

Could Cumbria coalmine be stopped despite government green light?

Mine could affect Britain’s climate commitments, which some believe could help get decision struck down

Bristol Post

Bedminster's pothole-covered roundabout due for repairs but 'not because of selfies'

Labour roads chief hits back at local Green Party councillors over North Street's broken roundabout road surface

Dublin Live

How you can get money back on plastic bottles with new scheme

People will be able to exchange their plastic waste for coins from 2024 onwards

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Irish Mirror

Ferghal Blaney: Down the Dail - Rural Ireland takes on Greens in fiery turf war

'The audience used jazz hands instead of clapping'

Liverpool Echo

Dad told he's 'going to hell' after stranger stopped him as he shopped

Jason and his partner were told they would both be "sent to hell" because of their sexuality

Irish Mirror

Green Party members gather for annual conference under the theme 'We are Delivering in Government'

The party leadership said they wanted to highlight their successes in Government

Manchester Evening News

Greens announce candidate for Stretford and Urmston by-election

Dan Jerrome bidding for House of Commons seat

Bristol Post

Someone will get injured on pothole roundabout, councillors warn

“The council needs to sort this out before someone gets hurt”

Belfast Live

Belfast's Fountain Street pavement cafes at centre of City Hall and Stormont clash

Department for Infrastructure tells council to revoke licences for Voodoo and City Picnic

The Independent UK

New Zealand to consider allowing 16-year-olds to vote after current age of 18 dubbed discriminatory

While PM Jacinda Ardern supports reducing the age, political parties remain divided

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