MORNING BULLETIN: Catherine Corless hits out at Tuam home process; Decision due in case over rights of the unborn

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IRELAND: Tuam babies campaigner Catherine Corless has hit out at the Government for focusing “on cost” rather than committing to a full forensic excavation, exhumation, and DNA testing of the remains at the Tuam site.

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