The European Union s Court of Justice now has to decide if a binational lesbian couple s daughter will be granted a Bulgarian birth certificate and receive citizenship.
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The HMS Talent, the sixth of seven Trafalgar-class hunter-killer nuclear subs built for the Royal Navy in the late 1980s, has a long history of deployment tracking Russian vessels. In 2015, UK media revealed that the sub had suffered about $750k in ice damage while snooping for alleged Russian boats in the North Sea.
A Royal Navy submarine has been spotted arriving in Gibraltar equipped with upgraded sensor equipment mounted either side of its conning tower thought to be connected to a sub sniffer suite enabling it to detect other boats without using sonar.
The HMS Talent arrived in Gibraltar on a “routine” visit on 2 February, with new sensors snapped by photographer David Parody. Speaking to the Gibraltar Broadcasting Corporation, Parody said the sensors were “clearly new to the ship and the entire class and an obvious devel
Newspaper organisation Local Ireland appoints new executive director
17 Jan 2021
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Local Ireland, the representative association for 46 weekly paid for newspapers and the largest publishing representative body in Ireland, has this week announced the appointment of Bob Hughes as executive cirector of the association with effect from January 1 last.
Mr Hughes succeeds Johnny O’Hanlon who has been director since 2009 and retired on December 31.
Bob Hughes began his career in local and regional newspapers before moving to Fleet Street to become a sub-editor at the Press Association.
He joined ITN where he was a producer on Channel 4 News before moving to Reuters/Sky as a programme editor, reporter and producer. He then joined Radio Ireland/Today FM before becoming deputy director of news at TV3 from its launch until 2014.
Local Ireland, the representative association for 46 weekly paid-for newspapers and the largest publishing representative body in Ireland, has announced the app.