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Sales of art collections may be forced on English local authorities that are technically bankrupt following cuts in grants from central government

The current situation is not sustainable, writes Fiona Cormican.

Activist pro-immigration groups in Great Britain, while being heavily funded by government money, are using that money to stop orderly immigration and replace

Recently in the United Kingdom, an asylum claimant named Abdul Ezedi threw a corrosive substance over a woman, leaving her with life-changing injuries. Ezedi, who had arrived illegally in the back of a lorry in 2016, had been denied asylum twice.

While restitution has been a central topic in the art world on and off for decades, there has no doubt been a sea change in recent years.

A soup run in Ballymun has said that they couldn't feed people this week as they have not been able to take any donations following letters from the Charities Regulator.

Some devotees visiting the famous Kwan Im Thong Hood Cho Temple during Chinese New Year found themselves surrounded by a group of 15 monks asking for alms. Shin Min Daily News was alerted to the situation by a reader, who thought that the monks were behaving in an inappropriate and undignified manner. A Shin Min reporter visiting Waterloo Street on...

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This week there were two pieces of economic news showing a dramatic improvement credit for which should be given to the last Labour Government.

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