Laura Flaherty News Today

Malnutrition. Union leaders will be meeting the bosses of the car maker, vauxhall, today. Theyll be discussing the job losses at Ellesmere Port. Ill have all the details shortly. Good morning. In sport, the defending champion, Roger Federer, is in action at the australian open, looking to emulate yesterdays achievement of kyle edmund in reaching the quarter finals. And sarah has the weather. Good morning. A lot of lying snow in the north of the country, but milder air pushing through all regions...

At the world cup . Theyre 1 0 down to switzerland, after the first leg of their play off in belfast. The pay gap between men and women is getting smaller, but could take 100 years to close completely. But why, and whats been done to tackle it . Ill be finding out. And, blasting his way into the history books. After 7 00 well be joined on the sofa by this record breaking rocket man. And nick has the weather. Good morning. A cloudy start for many of us today but there will be sunny spells on the w...

And germany says, it will keep up its aggressive programme of testing and tracing as its covid 19 restrictions, are partially relaxed. Hello and welcome to audiences in the uk and around the world. Were covering all the latest coronavirus developments here in britain and globally. First, lets start in the uk. The number of people recorded as having died with coronavirus in care homes in england is thought have doubled in the space of five days. Preliminary figures by the care regulator suggest t...

Also tonight. Parliament is back in business. But not as weve known it. Mps made their contributions online putting ministers under pressure over testing and protective equipment. Leading cancer experts say thousands of patients are missing out on treatment. The number of urgent referrals is down by three quarters. The show must go on but did sporting gatherings like cheltenham lead to a spike in infections . Well look at the evidence. It doesnt look particularly professional, but at least i kno...

Matthew Begley, a seven-month-old baby from Gorey with complex heart problems is the first baby in Wexford to receive community palliative care and his mother Eilish said that their support has been second to none.

‘Manus had an ever-present smile and a wonderful sense of humour’ THE school friends stood shoulder to shoulder in the bright winter sunlight outside the church…

KINGSTON — In two ways in 2022, Kingston turned the page on the municipal amalgamation process almost 25 years ago.

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KINGSTON — City council signed off on a new citywide zoning bylaw Tuesday night, capping a project that began more than seven years ago.