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Keziah Macharia, 41, appeared a the Old Bailey in London where she was charged with murder.
Jonny Johnston, 45, from Co Fermanagh, had been delivering festive goods for Tesco just before he learned he had scooped the life-changing jackpot.
The Taoiseach said negatives experiences are not the norm in the Irish capital.
The Tanaiste said the targeting of Palestinians in the West Bank was ‘shocking’ and has to stop now.
The UK takes over from Germany as leader of the Very High Readiness Joint Task Force on January 1.
The Liberal Democrats accused the Conservatives of being ‘all bark and no bite’ and called for ‘a serious strategy’ to tackle crime on the railways.
Labour condemned the figures and urged ministers to ‘root out’ unacceptable behaviour.
British Transport Police said they received a report about the incident near Iver station in Buckinghamshire at around 7.15am on Thursday.
The motorist, who has not been publicly identified, was among 37,595 British drivers convicted of the offence during that period.
The number of young people out of work due to long-term sickness has doubled since 2010, figures show.
Luke Miller, 23, was a ‘beloved son’, his parents said.
Engineers are battling challenging conditions to restore electricity supplies.
A family funeral for the poet is taking place on Thursday.
Thousands of animals were slaughtered in Northern Ireland during the crisis in 2001.
Civil servants in Northern Ireland examined legislation and rickshaw services across the UK to find a solution.
A meeting David Trimble had with residents was said to be ‘instrumental in creating the climate for a discontinuation of the protest’.
Dermot Nesbitt, then an Ulster Unionist junior minister, flagged the issue with the Northern Ireland Statistics and Research Agency (Nisra) in 2000.
It followed the murder of Conservative MP Ian Gow and a mortar bomb attack on Downing Street.
In previously confidential state papers, it was noted that the benchmark was set in terms of the treatment of Sinn Fein.
The note was issued to officials following the resignation of then-first minister David Trimble.
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