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Helping hand offered for homeowners, businesses facing hardship

The support comes amid an 'extremely challenging' time.

Newcastle Herald

Final farewell? Five Mayo stars who will be pondering their future after Dublin loss

O’Shea, Doherty, O’Connor, McLoughlin and Hennelly represent the last links to the side that emerged in 2011 under James Horan and, over the subsequent decade or so, became arguably the finest team never to win an All-Ireland.

Irish Mirror

Dublin pub pays heartfelt tribute following sudden death of beloved barman

The well-known barman had worked at the pub for over 10 years and was described as 'quiet and respectful individual'

Dublin Live

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PPE kit sold to Tories by millionaire couple is among dumped waste in picture of shame

Unopened boxes of gowns, gloves and masks later found to be unsafe due to incorrect storage were sold to the Government by Sarah and Richard Stoute in the single largest pandemic PPE contract

Daily Mirror

Wooed by GOP, Gallagher decides against Wisconsin Senate run

Rep. Mike Gallagher, R-Wis., will not run for Senate despite NRSC encouragement that he challenge Democratic Sen. Tammy Baldwin.

Roll Call

Company behind the Hills Hoist enters administration

Hills Limited sold the 'hoist' in 2017 to Ames Australasia.

Newcastle Herald

Holby City star's disabled brother breaks silence after being enslaved by wife and carer

Tom Somerset-How, who was kept in bed for 90 per cent of the time and only allowed to shower once a week, described the moment he heard the guilty verdicts as "absolutely beautiful"

Daily Mirror

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Glasgow's Riverside Festival to celebrate 10 years of electronic dance music this summer

Riverside Music Festival, which takes place annually in Glasgow, is celebrating its tenth year of the hosting the event which is attended by thousands of people each year.

Glasgow Live

Dog walker mauled to death by 8-stone 'super breed' that crushed his neck with jaws

Ian Symes was walking an American Bully XL named Kong when the animal - described as 'powerful' and 'pure muscle' - turned on him and mauled him to death at a public park in Fareham, Hampshire

Daily Mirror

Four decades on, has the Franklin River and those who fought to save it been forgotten?

Each year, a few hundred people tackle the eight-day journey down the wild Tasmanian rafting river. For former blockaders who helped prevent it being dammed, the trip has added poignancy

The Guardian - AU

Humza Yousaf pledges to appoint senior figure to devise EU strategy, if elected FM

HUMZA Yousaf will appoint a senior figure to head up Scottish Government strategy for re-joining the EU.

The National (Scotland)

'Lowest of the low' online bingo addict stole from mum and grandad to fund £1,000 a day habit

When Kerry Robinson's own savings ran out she resorted to pilfering from her family's bank accounts

Manchester Evening News

Buttigieg urges safety changes after fiery Ohio derailment

Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg wants the nation’s freight railroads to immediately act to improve safety while regulators try to strengthen safety rules in the wake of a fiery derailment in Ohio that forced evacuations when toxic chemicals were released and burned

The Independent UK

Hotel manager brutally bashed by stranger in row over his girlfriend's cleaning habits

David James has been jailed after attacking Jonathan Buck, who complained about the quality of the cleaning done by his partner at the Silver Strand on the Promenade in Blackpool

Daily Mirror

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The National (Scotland)

Scottish EU campaign chair promises to ‘ensure MPs do not brush Brexit away’

THE chair of a major campaign to get Scotland back in the EU has pledged to work to make sure the “complete disaster” of Brexit will not be…

The National (Scotland)

Scotland's pro-EU campaigns announce merger – with ex-SNP figures in top roles

TWO of Scotland’s “major pro-European campaigns” are merging into one – and they’ve appointed some former top SNP figures to take on key…

Daily Mirror

Curry house where Rishi Sunak worked in 'difficult' times with cost of living crisis

Kuti Miah has revealed the umbrella firm behind the Indian restaurant where Rishi Sunak worked, Kuti's Brasserie, in Southampton, has been put into voluntary liquidation; stating "difficult times"

Daily Mirror

Thousands of Brits facing Christmas with no water as big thaw causes pipes to burst

Queues for bottled water have been causing traffic chaos in parts of southern England after melting snow and ice caused a higher than normal number of burst pipes and water mains

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Newcastle Herald

Miscarriage leave and 20 day DV allowance in council staff agreement

It features miscarriage leave, Defence service leave and an increase from 10 days domestic violence leave per year to 20.

The Guardian - UK

Failure to name firms receiving Covid loans hurts trust in UK, BBB tribunal told

‘Woefully inadequate’ due diligence controls to deter fraud cited in challenge to British Business Bank

The Guardian - UK

The Christmas show must go on: householders vow to keep the festive lights on

Soaring energy bills and cost of living crisis won’t deter yuletide light show enthusiasts but councils cut back

Daily Mirror

Thug beat girlfriend so hard she couldn't donate kidney promised to relative

The woman was forced to whisper down the phone to police after being attacked by laughing 42-year-old Lawrence Fulton during an argument at her home in Preston last year

Liverpool Echo

The Chase winner steals £53k from bank accounts of dead people

Daniel Hodgin even duplicated a payment for funeral expenses to pay himself £4,500

Wales Online

Man who won The Chase got into debt and stole from accounts of dead people

After winning a share of £14,000 Hodgin started to 'live beyond his means'

Manchester Evening News

The Chase winner steals £53,000 from dead people's bank accounts after getting into 'crushing debt' following ITV appearance

Daniel Hodgin stole the cash while working as a finance consultant at Halifax

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