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Heroic police officers, firefighters honored for bravery in ceremony not held since COVID-19 lockdown

After a four-year hiatus, Mayor Brandon Johnson presented the Carter Harrison and Lambert Tree awards to six police officers and firefighters. One of the honorees said she was “blessed that everybody ... was able to go home to their families alive.”

Chicago Sun-Times

VP Harris says Florida's new Black history curriculum replaces 'history with lies'

The vice president called Florida's new education standards an attempt to push propaganda onto children. Republican Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis accused Harris of lying.

WEKU

Co Down family's walking challenge celebrates their late father’s special birthday

“Birthdays were always celebrated by him in a big way, which is why we’re certain he would have gone all out for his 70th.”

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Hutch relative Christopher Coakley jailed for stabbing passer-by with scissors in 'brutal attack'

Coakley - who has 124 previous convictions - knocked the victim, a doctor, from his e-scooter and stabbed him seven times

Irish Mirror

Hutch relative Christopher Coakley 'needed drugs money' when he stabbed passer-by with scissors

Coakley - who has 124 previous convictions - knocked the victim, a doctor, from his e-scooter and stabbed him seven times, the Central Criminal Court has heard

Irish Mirror

'It won’t be long before Jasmine’s killer is back on street' - Family of Jasmine McMonagle back tougher sentences

Donegal Cllr Gary Doherty has written an open letter to Justice Minister Simon Harris calling for tougher sentencing – and Jasmine’s family has urged others to do the same if they agree with him.

Irish Mirror

Man jailed for 14 years for brutal killing of mum-of-two Jasmine McMonagle

Prior to his release, Burke must undergo a psychiatric assessment and must comply with the medical regime put in place by doctors

Irish Mirror

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Swan wrangling and ‘steamy trysts’: the unusual lives and jobs of the king’s entourage

The Windsors come with a very large staff, some of whom may be visible this weekend at King Charles’s coronation. But don’t dust off your CV – you probably don’t qualify

The Guardian - UK

Killer Nathan O'Neill - who stabbed victim in St Patrick's Day nightclub fight - jailed for nine years

O'Neill was found guilty of manslaughter of Jamie Higgins at the Shannon Knights nighclub in Shannon, Co Clare in the early hours of March 18, 2018

Irish Mirror

Man found guilty of manslaughter of Jasmine McMonagle and not murder as verdict is delivered after one hour

The jury took just over one hour to agree their verdict

Irish Mirror

Kinahan hitman booted out of Ireland to stand trial for murder in Lithuania

He had previously been jailed by Ireland's Special Criminal Court for the plot to take out James “Mago” Gately

Dublin Live

King Charles has wake-up call from Piper in tradition dating back 180 years

King Charles has a wake up call at 9am from Pipe Major Paul Burns each morning for 15 minutes in a tradition he has taken on from the late Queen and that dates back to Victoria

Daily Mirror

Irishman who kicked and stamped partner to death in public toilet changes plea

Ms Bennett was a mother of two girls, then aged nine and six, from a previous relationship.

Irish Mirror

Co Antrim woman who attacked cat gets community service

"She then strikes the cat on the head and face and calls the cat names"

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Daily Mirror

Inside the Westminster service that saw a genuine celebration of life and duty to others

The Queen’s plea to avoid a “long, boring” funeral service was answered with a relatively concise but stirring send-off that includes familiar hymns and traditional Bible readings

Daily Mirror

Queen's piper who woke her every morning plays poignant goodbye at end of her funeral

The Queen's piper Pipe Major Paul Burns of The Royal Regiment of Scotland played a beautiful lament as the late monarch's coffin was lowered into the Royal Vault in a moving ceremony at St George's Chapel

Wales Online

Why the Queen's funeral music echoes happier times

Pieces chosen because of their significance to the late monarch

The National (Scotland)

Queen’s Piper helps to close funeral with traditional bagpipe piece

THE Queen’s Piper helped to close her state funeral with a rendition of the traditional piece Sleep, Dearie, Sleep.

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The Independent UK

Queen’s funeral music contains echoes of happier times

The pieces played at the funeral had links to the Queen’s marriage and coronation.

The Independent UK

Queen’s Piper closes funeral with traditional bagpipe piece

Pipe Major Paul Burns was the monarch’s personal player at the time of her death

The Independent UK

The Queen’s Piper: We used to have a great laugh

The pair struck up a “great relationship” during his four-and-a-half years as the Queen’s Piper.

Irish Mirror

Dublin Deliveroo cyclist says 'sorry' to family of Josh Dunne after he's cleared of murder

George Gonzaga Bento said: “I am very grateful. I pray a lot for that. I’m not in shock. It’s more emotion than I can speak.”

Dublin Live

Delivery cyclist says 'I'm sorry' after being found not guilty of murder of Josh Dunne

Josh’s mum Diane insisted that she will “keep fighting” for her boy until “the day I die” following the verdict

Irish Mirror

'The very worst of humanity': Man who stabbed girlfriend to death jailed for life as brother speaks out

Gavin Murphy had pleaded guilty to fatally stabbing Jennifer Poole seven times at her Dublin apartment in 2021

Irish Mirror

Man who killed his own dad in fistfight outside pub jailed for four years

Stephen Butler told gardai he didn’t mean to kill his father John Butler when they clashed on the doorstep of the house they shared in Portlaw, Co Waterford

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