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We all have that cousin who is constantly hooking rockets to his bicycle, successfully inventing a way of getting himself rushed to the emergency room.

There's been speculation wine prices may rise in the UK and US amid inflation, smaller harvests and higher supply chain costs, but nothing is certain

"The glamour, magic, and romance of the Count's story": Cosmo Adair discusses how the Count's House got its name.

Extratime is the leading provider of information on the League of Ireland. Established in 2008 and run as a volunteer driven portal, the enterprise has gained recognition domestically and internationally as a provider of accurate,innovative and timely news and statistics on the Irish domestic league and associated events such as international fixtures. League of Ireland, Womens National League, Irish Football, Domestic and International.

The scheme is now in its fourth year and is aiming to present a gift to every child living in Direct Provision in Ireland.

Football club aims to raise €75,000 to buy a gift for 2,500 children in direct provision

From cutting caricatures of high-profile women to affectionate depictions of Britain’s “heaviest man”, Freya Gowrley considers why 18th-century satirists were so fixated with fatness

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It is the potential for fun that fatness has always been such a rich part of British heritage but woke enthusiasms threaten to airbrush this type of character out of our national story.

Last Updated: Red Tape, Confusion: EU Accidentally Blocks Cancer Drug Citing Brexit Law, NI Protocol The drug, used to treat non-small cell cancer, was supposed to have approval by the EUs European Medicines Agency (EMA) last month but was stalled. IMAGE: AP EU has ‘accidentally blocked’ the UK authorized critical lung cancer drug as it moved the production to Dublin citing the Brexit red tape on the exports, the Northern Ireland protocol, and other arrangements of the post-Brexit ...