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How condomless sex is driving the increase in STIs in Europe – and what can be done about it

September still holds that back-to-school feeling for many of us, no matter how long ago we left the classroom. For many young people looking forward to freshers’ week or returning to their studies, though, the continuing rise in sexually-transmitted infections (STIs) might be good reason to revise guidance on safer…

The Conversation

Apple and Google just lost two giant legal cases that will cost them billions

The EU's highest court vindicated two groundbreaking crackdowns on Apple and Google.

Fortune

Apple Stock Drops on News of Hefty Irish Tax Bill: What to Know

Apple stock is down Tuesday after the European Union ruled the tech giant must pay Ireland 13 billion euros in back taxes. Here's what that means for investors.

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“My goal has always been to make explosive music.” Rocket From The Crypt, Hot Snakes, Drive Like Jehu legend John Reis announces UK and Ireland shows with new band Swami & the Bed of Nails

The band are touring their debut album All Of This Awaits You

Louder

EU Scores Top Court Wins Against Apple, Google

The court dismissed an appeal by Google and its parent company Alphabet against the fine, slapped on the search engine in 2017 for abusing its dominant position by favouring its own comparison shopping service.

Latin Times

Apple loses $14bn Irish tax case against the EU

Apple must pay back 13 billion euros to Ireland following a ruling in its unpaid taxes case.

iMore

EU court rules Google, Apple must pay billions of euros in antitrust, tax cases

A top European Union court on Tuesday told Google it would have to pay a €2.4 billion fine brought forth by the bloc's antitrust regulators seven years ago, just as the court rejected Apple's final legal challenge against an order from the European Commission to repay €13 billion in back…

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EU Court Upholds Order For Apple To Repay Taxes

European Court of Justice rules in favor of European Commission, requiring Apple to repay 13 billion euros in back taxes to Ireland, ending a long legal ba...

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How to watch Republic of Ireland vs Greece FOR FREE: TV channel and live stream for Nations League game today

Ireland welcome Greece in Group B2 after England defeat

Evening Standard

D-Day For Apple, Google As EU Court To Rule On Major Cases

A top EU court will rule on Tuesday in a 13-billion-euro tax case involving Apple and Ireland, and could also deliver a victory for Brussels by upholding a multi-billion-euro fine against Google, in two eagerly awaited decisions.

International Business Times

Macrae wants out: another big-name Bulldog seeks trade

The day after Bailey Smith confirmed he wants to leave the Western Bulldogs, it's emerged premiership player Jack Macrae also will seek an AFL trade.

AAP

Caoimhin Kelleher vows to keep Republic place despite uncertain Liverpool future

The 25-year-old is desperate to retain his spot as Republic of Ireland’s number one.

The Independent UK

Joyous scenes as Irish athletes welcomed home from Paralympic Games

‘Ireland is incredibly proud of you’, Taoiseach Simon Harris told the athletes.

The Independent UK

Tammy Beaumont hammers record before England skittle Ireland for 45

England (320-8) beat Ireland (45) by 275 runs as Beaumont became the first Englishwoman to reach 10 centuries in ODIs

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The Independent UK

England claim record-breaking ODI victory after skittling Ireland for 45

Tammy Beaumont’s 150 not out helped England into an unassailable 2-0 lead in the series,

The Guardian - US

Carsley’s star problems with England show the difficulties of international management

Having strength in depth in numerous positions can be a curse for an international coach looking to build a cohesive team

Evening Standard

OPINION - The Standard View: Lee Carsley, just sing the national anthem

There are millions of people in Britain — and indeed London — who have Irish parents or grandparents, and England manager Lee Carsley is one of them; his grandmother came from Co. Cork. But most people with an Irish background manage to enjoy their dual nationality without much difficulty, including…

The National (Scotland)

Boos of God Save the King at Ireland-England game criticised by Irish deputy PM

IRELAND'S deputy premier has criticised the booing of God Save the King ahead of Saturday's England-Republic of Ireland game in Dublin ...

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The Guardian - UK

Top EU court to rule in €13bn Apple case that could hit ‘sweetheart’ tax deals

Long-running legal battle began in 2016 after bloc’s competition chief said iPhone maker had benefited from unfair tax breaks in Ireland

The Guardian - UK

Starmer’s warmth is welcome – but Ireland’s appetite for shifting to British whims has waned

Brexit poisoned the well of UK-Ireland relations. But the Irish consciousness is not as consumed by Britain as it once was, says history professor Diarmaid Ferriter

WhatToWatch

Kara Tointon and Will Mellor on The Teacher: "There's twists and turns all the way through!"

Kara Tointon and Will Mellor star as teachers whose affair leads to disaster in the return of the anthology drama.

FourFourTwo

Who was the pitch invader during England's Nations League win over Ireland?

There was an unexpected intruder before kick off at the Aviva Stadium

Evening Standard

New England era off to a flier but Ireland win exposes one major problem for the FA in judging Lee Carsley

There was some cause for concern as England brushed aside Ireland in Dublin

The Independent UK

Lee Carsley believes the ‘manager’ is becoming extinct as he coaches England’s new way

Carsley says the ‘days are gone’ of a manager controlling every aspect of a team as he pours his efforts into transforming England into a free, front-foot side on the training pitch

The National (Scotland)

Ireland's energy bill price cut shows 'boundless opportunities of independence'

AN SNP MSP has pointed to the “boundless opportunities of independence” following the news that energy bills in Ireland will be slashed for the…

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