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Barack Obama visit offers new hope for displaced Chagos islanders

You might have thought that during his recent visit to the UK, US president Barack Obama was solely concerned with convincing British voters that their country would be far better off remaining in the European Union. However, other issues made it on to the agenda in the discussions between the US president and his UK counterpart, David Cameron.

farming

National Ploughing Association helps foster sustainable farming ethos in Uganda

farming

Teagasc sees great BDGP opportunity for progress

world

Riots to cost Met police £34m

world

Fresh inquiry into phone hacking scandal

business

Companies fined €40,000 over waste breaches

Scotland Yard officers face probe over water torture

SIX Scotland Yard officers faced being interviewed as criminal suspects over claims that they tortured suspected drug dealers.

Thu, 11 Jun, 2009

Bid to make football clubs pay for policing

The Metropolitan Police Authority (MPA) today agreed to push forward with attempts to get football clubs to pay for policing outside their grounds.

Thu, 20 Dec, 2007

Calls for British police chief to quit for taping call

BRITAIN’s police chief, already under pressure over the mistaken shooting of a suspected suicide bomber, is facing fresh calls to resign for secretly recording a phone call with the country’s senior legal adviser.

Tue, 14 Mar, 2006

Law reform body proposes joint legal action system

Rules of the High Court should be reformed to allow individuals to unite to fight joint legal actions, legal experts claimed today.

Tue, 27 Sep, 2005

Ship carrying 4,000 cars is sunk

A ship carrying 4,000 South Korean cars sank after colliding with an oil tanker just south of Singapore, port officials said today.

Sun, 23 May, 2004

Chemical waste close to entering domestic food chain

PHARMACEUTICAL waste which was exported to Belgium was nearly reintroduced into the Irish food chain.

Fri, 02 Aug, 2002