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HOW refreshing it is to see common sense at last in the debate about youth crime in Queensland. The people of Queensland are crying out for real action to be taken on youth crime, not just the usual platitudes around election time. These actions must start at the cradle with well-trained and experienced child safety officers supported by the police and the courts. Children growing up in an abusive environment will turn to crime and so the cycle repeats itself. If necessary, children should be removed from abusive or drug-fuelled environments. Children are our future and sadly we are fai...

Credit: peter byrne/pa SIR – My 94-year-old mother is in a nursing home in Cheshire. Up until Christmas, the matron and staff had done a wonderful job of protecting the residents. However, currently, the staff are exhausted and feel abandoned because many residents and staff have tested positive for Covid and there have been a number of deaths. Since Christmas, the matron and relatives of residents have been contacting relevant people, including the local MP, trying to obtain a batch of vaccines, but to no avail. I am in my 70s but I would happily give my vaccine to someone at that home. I...

These are the 10 most expensive Houston-area homes sold in December 2020 Published:  Updated:  Tags:  3229 Groveland Lane, Houston, TX 77019 (HAR) All in all, the 10 most expensive Houston-area homes sold in December 2020 amount to around 95,146 square feet of luxury living and around $58,334,000 in real estate, according to the Houston Association of Realtors. Peruse the list to see some of the most gorgeous homes swept off the market last month. Size: 10, 582 square feet Address: 126 Tranquil Path, The Woodlands, TX 77380 Listing: “Opulent custom estate on nine wooded acres. Private...

An empty Tullow Mart for its sheep sale on 5 January. Farmers at Tullow Mart last week spoke to Katriona Kinsella about Brexit and the sheep trade. John Kidd Neil and John Kidd (right) of Treemore Texels, Kildavin, Co Carlow. "I think the way Britain has gotten their deal through with no tarrifs, it is probably a positive sign for sheep farmers here. "I am in the pedigree end of it too, there is a great buzz in it at the minute. "I would be confident that 2021 will be a good year for sheep, with the workload that is involved with sheep - it’s not everyone that is going to get into them."

Joern Schneemann thought he would be helping manage logistics for the Tokyo 2020 Olympics this year. Then, the COVID-19 crisis intervened, pushing the event back to 2021. Instead, the head of Swiss logistics company Kuehne + Nagel’s European Expo & Events unit has been setting up vaccination centres in convention and sporting venues in Germany’s ...