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The conference also heard one investigator was sent more than 300km from Tipperary to Donegal for a fatal crash probe
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Current Northampton coach Phil Dawson will renew long history with Leinster when he visits Aviva on Saturday
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Richard Satchwell changed his ‘narrative’ after decomposed remains of wife Tina found in their home, jury told
Man Utd have a huge games against Athletic Bilbao coming up but conversations about pre-season have taken place.
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This State must start thinking outside the box to deliver key housing and infrastructure
RAISING THE CURTAIN: A NEW ERA FOR THEATRE IN ABUJA Inauguration Speech by Om’Oba Jerry Adesewo, fta, On the occasion of the Inauguration of NANTAP FCT CHAPTER EXECUTIVE COUNCIL on Tuesday, April 29, 2025 Distinguished colleagues, elders of the profession, respected guests, friends of the arts, ladies and gentlemen— I stand before you today deeply […] The post Raising the curtain: A new era for theatre in Abuja, By Om’Oba Jerry Adesewo appeared first on NewsDiaryOnline.
By Mairo Muhammad Mudi Before I am accused of being rude to the elders please read the recent write-up by Oreoluwa which has sparked a necessary conversation about the state of leadership in Northern Nigeria. His words, though bitter, hold a painful truth that we must confront. I’d like to share his thoughts with you […] The post We Really Need Good Leaders In The North appeared first on NewsDiaryOnline.
Trump has made many changes to immigration policy in his first 100 days. Here are five you should know about.
Little is known about Suellen Wrightson, the election candidate who has been bombarding Aussies with text messages.
Talia Lavin’s Wild Faith: How the Christian Right is Taking Over America is an angry response to the rise of American Christianity’s far-right fringe, which she depicts as a theocratic menace to secular government and liberal freedoms. As Lavin shows in abundant detail, the US Christian Right adheres to a worldview based around supernatural struggle between good and evil, where “demons make war every day with the better angels of the human spirit”. This is the same mentality as motivated the Satanic Panic of the 1980s, with its hysterical tales of ritual child abuse in service of the Devil. It continues to influence America’s “politics, punditry, and policy”. Lavin exposes the Christian Right’s political ambitions and social harms, amassing examples to illustrate the point. She cites case after case of apocalyptic fervour, domestic terrorism, patriarchal tyranny, systematic child abuse, anti-science kookiness, and connections with white supremacism. Her central claim is that significant elements within
Ted Kaczynski's brother has opened up about the desperate letters he wrote to the Unabomber pleading for forgiveness after turning him over to the FBI .
The Toronto Sceptres hosted the New York Sirens on Tuesday, April 29. The Sceptres took the victory 2-1 with a shootout win.