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Following on from the success of last year’s ‘Producing from Beyond the Pale’ panel, Women in Film and Television Ireland (WFT) and Wexford Screen Writers Academy have come together once more to host the second iteration of the event this Sunday, November 19 at Wexford Arts Centre.

About 2,000 people living in the vicinity of Tata Steel in IJmuiden have registered with the Frissewind.nu foundation to join the class action against the company. The first legal steps have thus been taken and those affected are aware that it is not possible to negotiate with Tata Steel outside the court, AD reports.

Tata Steel faces mass claim for health problems, 1400 sign up

Over 1,400 people who live around the Tata Steel factory in IJmuiden have joined a mass claim against the steel factory. They experience problems and health damage due to dust, noise, poor air quality, and odors and see Tata Steel as the culprit, NOS reports based on a letter sent to Tata Steel by the Frisse Wind foundation, which is filing the mass claim on behalf of the locals.

Photographer Erika Haight travels to Wyoming to check out a no-nonsense, no-fences rodeo celebrating the cowboy legend — Tom Horn Days.

A "small group" of people who fell ill after being vaccinated against the swine flu during the 2009 pandemic will receive financial compensation from the State, said Maarten van Ooijen, the state secretary for public health matters. After receiving a vaccination, the people involved developed narcolepsy, a rare sleep disorder that can affect a person's ability do regulate when they sleep or wake, and can result in someone frequently falling asleep unexpectedly.

Letters:<strong> John Beer</strong> on Lady Hallett’s remark about bereaved families who feel ‘marginalised’ by the inquiry and <strong>Suzi Reed</strong> on how her family of four all endured loss

Wyoming and Montana have two of the three highest suicide rates per capita in the United States. Among those involved in agriculture, this rate is even higher. Fortunately, suicide awareness is on the rise, especially…

<strong>Letters: </strong>Readers reflect on their school lessons in home economics

Una maxi-rissa con oltre venti persone coinvolte. Il tutto a pochi passi dagli scavi e dal museo virtuale di via IV Novembre, il “salotto turistico” della città. A Ercolano riesplode l’emergenza sicurezza. Come se non bastassero le stese, gli accoltellamenti e i raid armati delle scorse settimane, la città si ritrova nuovamente teatro di un episodio di violenza. Nella serata tra lunedì e martedì, infatti, nella zona a ridosso del …