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State papers reveal that officials were concerned that providing surety could prove embarrassing if the men’s convictions were upheld.
The Tory leader told ex-Irish premier Charles Haughey she believed it was totally non-democratic.
Archive papers from Dublin report that some members of the IRA Army Council disliked the socialism of Sinn Fein’s ‘urban-based leadership’.
Rolling out an extended school day for children in Years 7 to 11 could cost £1.5 billion, the Centre for Social Justice said.
Brexit, Covid-19 and the Queen’s speech all feature in Saturday’s papers.
It is expected to bring 70mph winds in exposed coastal locations.
There are different rules across all four nations.
Technology played a major role during the coronavirus pandemic.
More areas are set to move into Tier 4, which was created in response to a variant of Covid-19 discovered in the UK.
Non-essential retail will close throughout the next six weeks, as will close contact services.
More than 10,000 Covid-19 tests have been carried out to help ease the backlog of lorries.
Those in the strict Tier 4 in England will increase by six million to 24 million people – representing 43% of the population.
Prime Minister Boris Johnson has urged Tory MPs to back the deal struck with Brussels on Christmas Eve.
The antibody treatment could offer long-term protection to patients when it would be too late to offer a vaccine.
Thousands of drivers are spending Christmas Day in their cabs at the English Channel border.
An amber wind warning, which warns travel could be disrupted, has been issued for parts of south Wales and across southern England on Saturday.
Justin Welby led a socially-distanced Christmas Day Eucharist at Canterbury Cathedral in Kent.
Home Secretary Priti Patel said the deal with the European Union will still give both sides effective tools to tackle crime.
There is also some good news for Sir Paul McCartney.
While December 25 is proving a different day for many, some traditions like family visits and mid-winter swims are still going ahead.
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