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Health · UK Daily Mail'I was one day away from falling into a coma': JAKE O'BRIEN, the Premier League's only diabetic player, on his brush with death, managing his condition in the dressing room - and why he was 'never close' to leaving Everton last summer
EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW: O'Brien, then 16, lost seven kilograms in just over a week. A blood test revealed his blood sugar was ten times what was considered stable and he was rushed to hospital.
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Health · UK BBC NewsJunior doctor burnout putting maternity patients at risk, says regulator
Trainee doctors delivering babies are more likely to suffer from overwork and burnout than other specialties, evidence suggests.
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Health · UK Daily MailLabour failing to meet national targets for faster cancer diagnosis despite ambitious pledges
The Government aims for 80 per cent of patients with suspected cancer to either receive a diagnosis or have the disease ruled out within 28 days.
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Health · UK Daily MailThe brutal truth of Barbara Windsor's mental decline and why her widower is backing a new national carers' network funded by the generosity of Daily Mail readers
In 2016, by which time Scott's relationship with Barbara had begun to morph from husband into carer, that this fear was realised.
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'Our whole world stopped when my baby daughter needed open heart surgery after rare diagnosis'
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Health · UK Daily MailCarers looking after a loved one with dementia face a shocking lack of support after diagnosis
More than half of unpaid dementia carers (56 per cent) say they do not feel supported in their role, potentially leaving them at risk of burnout.
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Crime & Justice · UK Daily MailI watched my partner and son take their last breaths after a crash just yards from our driveway... now I could end up homeless
At 7.30am on October 13, Ellie Munro kissed goodbye to her 21-year-old son Finn and her partner, Paul Elliott, as they left for work together. Neither of them would ever come home.
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Health · UK Daily Mail'Normal' football injury leaves sport-loving boy, 11, wheelchair-bound with even WATER leaving him in agony
The condition developed after a football injury and subsequent surgery, leaving Ollie struggling to stand, sit independently or tolerate even the lightest touch against his right knee.
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Health · UK Daily MailGyles Brandreth reveals doctors initially dismissed his one-year-old grandson's cancer as he reflects on how the family 'stayed positive' and he got used to not 'bursting into tears' every time he visited the hospital
Gyles Brandreth has revealed the doctors initially dismissed his one-year-old's grandson's cancer as he reflected on the difficult period after six years.
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Expert identifies key Covid symptoms people often mistake as sign of a winter bug
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Health · UK Daily MailCanadian widower whose depressed wife died by suicide calls on government to offer people like her euthanasia
David Slater is still mourning the loss of his wife, Diane McDowell, who took her own life on October 25 after suffering from depression for decades.
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Pope tells Peru’s bishops to tackle child abusers and protect victims
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Entertainment · UK The GuardianParticipating in art and culture has measurable benefits on our wellbeing | Letter
William Rees says Ealing council’s workshops have shown that even an hour spent on a creative pursuit can change someone’s day Reading Emma Brockes’ response to a recent Art Fund study, I felt the significance of the research may have been lost in its packaging ( Art is good for your health? Allow me a quick eyeroll, 5 November ). The language of “prescribing” art has its roots in social prescribing. I understand why this might make people uncomfortable, particularly if it suggests that cultu...
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Health · UK Evening StandardCamilla praises the power of nature as therapy during hospice visit
Camilla met patients, staff and volunteers during her visit to the hospice in south London.
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Health · UK Daily MailAutism explosion: Diagnoses nearly double in just one year, as experts warn NHS will soon be 'overwhelmed'
Almost 28,000 people were diagnosed with the disorder in the year to September compared to just over 15,000 in the previous 12 months.
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Antibiotic-resistant infections hit 400 a week in England despite falling drug use
New figures show drug-resistant bloodstream infections rose by nearly 17% since 2019, highlighting the challenge facing the UK’s efforts to tackle antimicrobial resistance.
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Health · UK The IndependentMeningitis jab warning issued as low uptake leaves 580,000 teenagers at risk over Christmas
A one-off vaccination programme was launched earlier this year after outbreaks left three young people dead
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Shortages of antibiotics and ADHD drugs set to be eased under new Brexit deal
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Health · UK The i PaperAntibiotic and ADHD drug shortages set to be eased under new Brexit deal
UK and EU will share information on how to best source medicine supplies
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Borders General Hospital gets university hospital status, but what does it mean? | ITV News
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Girl, 13, devastated as she's pulled out of class to ask why she's put on weight
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Health · UK The GuardianTime running out for young people to receive meningitis B vaccines in UK
Just 28.2% of 18- and 19-year-olds have received their first dose in one-off campaign, UKHSA says The clock is ticking for young people in the UK to receive vaccinations to protect against meningitis B, experts have said, as figures reveal fewer than one in three eligible in one-off campaign have received their first dose. Earlier this year an unprecedented outbreak of meningitis B in Kent and clusters of cases in Dorset and Berkshire caused three deaths, as well as life-long health consequen...
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Why I’ve always refused counselling and antidepressants – even when I shouldn’t
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Politics · UK Daily MailLabour revolt is ALREADY brewing as NEETs review calls for young people to be barred from claiming main sickness and disability benefits - but plan will cost taxpayers £6bn MORE
A Government review is set to call for under-25s to be barred from the health element of universal credit and personal independence payments.
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Politics · UK The GuardianYoung people should get fewer welfare benefits, according to Milburn review on the workforce – UK politics live
Milburn’s review is considering how to address the growing number of young people classified as not in education, employment or training On the Today programme this morning, the Labour MP Bell Ribeiro-Addy , a prominent leftwinger, indicated she might vote against legislation to implement the Alan Milburn proposals. She said she was concerned by the idea that the cuts would apply to people already getting sickness and disability benefits, and she said it appeared to be a breach of a promise g...
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NHS winter warning as more than 3,500 people a day treated in corridor
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Irish IndependentHealth · UK Irish Independent
Why our obsession with being skinny is putting our health at risk
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Health · UK Daily MailInside the rise of weight-loss jab deaths - as analysis reveals why middle-aged users of GLP-1s could be most at risk
Midlife Britons may face a greater risk of life-threatening complications from weight-loss drugs, a startling new analysis suggests.
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NHS bosses warned records snooping is 'putting public trust in health sector at risk'
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Health · UK The GuardianObesity: how to stop millions being misdiagnosed - video
An alternative to BMI for diagnosing obesity could prevent misdiagnosis in millions of people worldwide, according to doctors who found it more accurately distinguished healthy people from those with harmful excess body fat. Guardian Science editor Ian Sample takes co-host Madeleine Finlay through why BMI is flawed, and how the new framework could improve precision medicine. Continue reading...
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BBC Morning Live doctor's 'brave' food scraps alert to slash cancer risk
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Health · UK Evening StandardLatest NHS hospital figures for England: Key numbers and trends
The percentage of people on the list for hospital treatment who have waited more than 52 weeks has increased.
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Health · UK The IndependentNHS hospital waiting lists reach highest level in nearly a year
Health Secretary Yvette Cooper warned that pressures will increase as we head into winter
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Health · UK The Irish NewsLatest NHS hospital figures for England: Key numbers and trends
The percentage of people on the list for hospital treatment who have waited more than 52 weeks has increased.
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Latest NHS hospital figures for England: Key numbers and trends
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The SunHealth · UK The Sun
Biggest symptom to watch out for as Victorian disease spreads in UK hospitals
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Health · UK News LetterHidden service: NI hospital's battle against bowel conditions
A spotlight is being shone on the often hidden Regional Calprotectin Service at the Ulster Hospital, which plays a crucial role in the battle against bowel conditions across Northern Ireland.
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Health · UK Evening StandardWinter warning for NHS as more than 3,500 people a day receive corridor care
Officials said this autumn has been the ‘busiest ever’ for the health service, with record numbers attending A&E departments.
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Health · UK News Letter"My brain felt scrambled": Tyrone father highlights the invisible lifelong toll of stroke
In February 2017, life changed forever for the McDonnell family from County Tyrone.
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Health · UK Daily MailDo you have ferritin hair? How to tell if low iron levels are causing shedding - and how to restore your locks
Could low ferritin be behind hair shedding? Experts explain how low iron levels affect hair, the signs of iron deficiency and when to ask for a blood test.
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Health · UK The Irish NewsWinter warning for NHS as more than 3,500 people a day receive corridor care
Officials said this autumn has been the ‘busiest ever’ for the health service, with record numbers attending A&E departments.
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Health · UK The IndependentWhy more than 1 million Brits have been ‘wrongly classified as obese’
The framework both overestimates and underestimates how excess body fat affects health, researchers say
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Pharmacist three-word alert that 'really matters' to anyone using an inhaler
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Health · UK The GuardianI’ve had a stinking cold this week – and I’m longing for good advice | Adrian Chiles
Heavy and light colds tend to pass more quickly than middle-of-the-road ones. But should I stay in bed or continue mixing with others? How to define the cold that’s ruining your day? There’s a hierarchy. We start with the sniffle, the mere runny nose, scratchy throat or just feeling a little off. This is the slight cold. The nose becoming more blocked than runny, and a cough coming into play, entitles you to call it a heavy cold. Any of the aforementioned symptoms worsening, accompanied by ho...
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Health · UK The GuardianNHS England deletes ‘misleading’ claim 137 trusts benefiting from Palantir AI tools
Exclusive: The Guardian revealed 29 hospital trusts were not or hardly using the controversial patient data tech NHS England has deleted a claim from its website stating 137 hospital trusts are benefiting from Palantir’s AI health data system after the Guardian revealed 29 of them were not using all or most of the controversial technology. Health bosses had published a list of all the NHS bodies “live” with and “realising benefits” from the AI-powered federated data platform (FDP), a system s...
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Belfast TelegraphHealth · UK Belfast Telegraph
Winter warning for NHS as more than 3,500 people a day receive corridor care
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The MirrorHealth · UK The Mirror
Parents urged to recognise symptom in 15-second children health test
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Health · UK The IndependentFit patients ‘stranded on wards’ due to hospital discharge delays
It can lead to infections, falls, and physical deterioration
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Health · UK The IndependentVaping weakens the lungs and reduces breath capacity, study suggests
People who vaped more times per day had greater reduction in lung function
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The TimesHealth · UK The Times
Teenager survives on crisps after six days missing in Australian bush
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20st woman with £4,800 takeaway habit unrecognisable after losing half her fat
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Health · UK The IndependentTerminally ill grandmother left waiting in hospital storeroom for 48 hours
Pam Smith, who has stage four cancer, slept on plastic chairs as she waited for treatment
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Boy, 3, diagnosed with lethal illness after symptoms dismissed as winter colds
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Early Alzheimer's warning sign may appear 'long before noticeable memory problems'
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Health · UK The IndependentSunbed adverts face new restrictions in crackdown on misleading health claims
The ASA previously banned five ads which made claims that sunbeds could help treat or manage conditions such as psoriasis, osteoporosis and depression
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‘I wasn’t taken seriously by NHS’: Woman welcomes £2m investment in NI’s endometriosis services after own experience
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New serious risk alert for drugs like amoxicillin, erythromycin and doxycycline
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Entertainment · UK The GuardianI wear a feline leotard and ears to see Cats – and meet all the other theatre superfans going crazy for costumes
Skeleton suits for Phantom of the Opera, garish wigs for Beetlejuice, a Don’t Tell Mama dress for Cabaret … our critic meets the crowds going wild for costumes – and attends Cats in kitty costume It’s an hour before curtain-up and the queue outside the theatre is full of green wigs and blue faces, all amid a sea of black and white stripes. It is Halloween night and these theatregoers of all ages, snaking around a corner of the West End, are in themed dress for the musical Beetlejuice , adapte...
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Woman, 80, pictured as police hunt for attacker who deliberately 'set her on fire'
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Lifestyle · UK Daily MailCLARE FOGES: The warning I'll be giving my daughters about consent after Russell Brand's conviction
Though Russell Brand now sits in a cell at HMP Wandsworth, dandy waistcoats swapped for a prison-issue grey tracksuit, the reverberations from his case continue.
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Health · UK BBC NewsTrying Tourette's device was the best day of my life
Katie is one of many that say a device developed by researchers in Nottingham helped calm her symptoms.
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Health · UK BBC NewsSunbed firms must not downplay cancer risk, says watchdog
The advertising watchdog says they also must not make misleading claims that sunbeds can treat skin conditions or improve mental health.
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Health · UK BBC NewsAre max strength cold and flu pills worth the money?
Some cold and flu remedies cost 20 times as much as a basic pack of paracetamol or ibuprofen.
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Ads for sunbeds must not claim they are ‘safe’ or can treat medical conditions
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Health · UK The Irish NewsAds for sunbeds must not claim they are ‘safe’ or can treat medical conditions
The NHS warns that the UV rays given out by sunbeds increase the risk of developing skin cancer.
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Ads for sunbeds must not claim they are ‘safe’ or can treat medical conditions
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Daily ExpressPolitics · UK Daily Express
Brits with ADHD or anxiety set to see £217 a month benefits axed
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BBC host Emma Louise Jones shares scary health update after hospital post
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'Hospital patients must never be hidden away to disguise Britain’s A&E crisis'
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‘No-one in charge’ – what’s going wrong with England’s social care system?
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Health · UK Daily MailI tore a ligament in my knee after a simple slip at a wedding. Then I discovered why women are THREE TIMES more likely to suffer this devastating injury than men... and the simple ways to avoid it
The last thing I expected to take away from my brother's wedding was a life-changing injury.
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American Airlines passenger 'vomits over 3 people' as emergency crews meet plane
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Health · UK The GuardianConsultant doctors in England call off two-day pay strike
Action on 25 and 26 November suspended to allow for formal negotations with the government Senior hospital doctors in England have called off the 48-hour strike they intended to hold later this month after the health secretary agreed to negotiations about their grievances. NHS chiefs, who were worried about how hospitals would cope during the action, welcomed the decision by consultants to “pause” their walkout, which was scheduled for 25 and 26 November. Continue reading...
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Families affected by maternity data loss still searching for answers | ITV News
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Richard Hogan: This is a landmark moment for our nation's mental health
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Lifestyle · UK Daily MailWhat's the healthiest own-brand cereal? As Which? survey reveals expensive branded cereals have more sugar and less fibre than unbranded alternatives, our experts reveal the best supermarket swaps
They may have better name recognition, but research has shown expensive breakfast cereals are often less healthy than supermarkets' own-brand labels.
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Health · UK Evening StandardOwain Wyn Evans fights back tears as Children in Need cycling challenge raises over £1m
The Radio 2 presenter is continuing his mammoth 400-mile journey across the UK
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Health · UK Daily MailHigh-flying graduate, 22, who got job with one of Britain's top cyber security firms took her own life while suffering from 'imposter syndrome'
Amy Havers, 22, was offered a job starting at tech company BAE Digital Intelligence in September last year after excelling during a summer internship while still a student.
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Lifestyle · UK Daily MailHow a facial 'fat jab' deflated my puffy face: At 44, and after a difficult divorce, I became unrecognisable. Then I underwent a 're-scaffolding' treatment that turned back the clock...
On the face of it, I have it all. At 44, I live in an affluent London suburb and have three young children aged 12, ten and four plus a high-flying job as a marketing director.
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NHS corridor care laid bare as gran, 81, left on plastic chairs in an A&E storeroom for 48 hours
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Princess of Wales visits hospital to view project helping babies' development | ITV News
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More than two million Brits have ‘hidden obesity’ due to problems with body mass index measure
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Popular English beach will shut until spring after ASBESTOS found in sand
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Dad-of-four faces Christmas in care home after suffering 44 seizures in two days
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Health · UK The GuardianBMI alternative for identifying obesity ‘could prevent misdiagnosis in millions’
Combining body mass index with other measurements and tests would lead to better care and outcomes, experts say An alternative to BMI for diagnosing obesity could prevent misdiagnosis in millions of people worldwide, according to doctors who found it more accurately distinguished healthy people from those with harmful excess body fat. Medical experts have long considered body mass index a blunt instrument for defining obesity, leading to concerns that substantial numbers of people with excess...
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Health · UK The IndependentMore than 1 million Brits 'wrongly classified as obese under flawed BMI'
The framework both overestimates and underestimates how excess body fat affects health, researchers say
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UK residents urged to knock their neighbour's door, Thursday, Friday and Saturday
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We’ve been investigating corridor care for a year - has it got any better?
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Health · UK The IndependentThe generation in poorer health in their 50s than baby boomers at same age
About a quarter of Generation X rated their health in general as ‘poor’ or ‘fair’ by the time they reached their mid-50s
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‘We’ve got to make sure we don’t waste one of those eight opportunities’ — World Cup at forefront of Andy Farrell’s mind -
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‘It's like lifting the veil’ – Ireland captain Caelan Doris on dealing with trauma relating to abuse his father suffered -
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‘There’s more levels in us’ – James Ryan says Ireland need to keep striving for more after strong start against Argentina -
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Stroke scare and World Cup miracle: Simon Raiwalui on Fiji’s incredible run and his fight back to health -
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Paul Davis interview: I confronted Arsenal team-mates over 'jokes' - but club and support are now so diverse -
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Real Madrid missed a trick with Vinicius Jr. They should have sold him to Arsenal -
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Radie Peat: No Human Tongue Can Tell review – Glorious album from a voice that conveys vulnerability, anger and defiance all at once -
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Hope of peace high at EPC summit following Zelenskyy's talks with US envoys in Dublin -
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Woman described as ‘ideal candidate’ for storing drugs gets suspended sentence -
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Church burglary left Dublin parish with €1,800 repair bill -
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Government will hope traffic and threats won't be core memory of the EPC summit -
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'Horrifying' - Police officers who recorded vulnerable people while on duty sacked -
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Restaurant Review: A decent, though not flawless, taste of Penang in south Dublin -
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Vincent Boland: Putin wants a new Yalta with Trump and Xi, but China holds the cards -
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