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Damascene conversions are common in politics. Look at Mary Lou McDonald, who was once a Fianna Fáil cheerleader and is now their arch-nemesis as leader of Sinn Féin. And what about Simon Harris, who started out the last decade as a pro-life conservative and ended it as a pro-choice liberal? Turn to Leo Varadkar, who started out his political career as a right-wing ideologue and is now…

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The Rajasthan High Court on Tuesday upheld the judgement of a trial court which extended the benefit of probation to two convicts who were convicted under Section 323 (Punishment for voluntarily...

A Dublin salon caught in a sting operation breaking laws banning sunbed use for minors has been ordered to pay €600.

Silke Hair & Beauty Ltd, of Beacon South Quarter, Sandyford, Dublin 18, pleaded guilty on Monday to an offence under the Public Health (Sunbeds) Act 2014.

Silke Hair & Beauty Ltd, of Beacon South Quarter, Sandyford, Dublin 18, pleaded guilty on Monday to an offence under the Public Health (Sunbeds) Act 2014.

Silke Hair & Beauty Ltd, of Beacon South Quarter, Sandyford, Dublin 18, pleaded guilty on Monday to an offence under the Public Health (Sunbeds) Act 2014.

A court in Maharashtra has directed a Muslim man to offer five times namaz for 21 days and asked him to plant two trees in a road rage case.

The Court opined that Section 3 of the Probation of Offenders Act of 1958 grants powers to a Magistrate to release a convict after admonition or appropriate warning so that he does not repeat the offence.

A Malegaon Magistrate Court has convicted a Muslim man in a case of road accident brawl but instead of imprisonment, it has ordered him to offer Namaz (prayers) five times a day for 21 days and plant two trees.