MORNING BULLETIN: Claims of ‘cover-up’ on Garda homicide figures; Gardaí investigate armed bank robbery

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IRELAND: The maltreatment of two civilian analysts working in An Garda Síochána by senior uniformed management has been called a “national scandal” after they raised concern over homicide figures.

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