MORNING BULLETIN: Government told: Build 90,000 social homes or admit failure; Man dies after running into flames at Burning Man festival

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IRELAND: More than 90,000 social homes and apartments need to be built in the next five years or the Government will have to admit failure on the housing and homelessness crisis, campaigners have claimed.

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