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Here's What Happened Today: Monday

Councillor stages window sill protest, and PSNI to investigate racial abuse incident – it’s the Evening Fix.

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IRELAND

20161003_171257 Councillor Mannix Flynn staging a window-sill protest at Dublin City Hall against the Artane Band this evening Daragh Brophy / TheJournal.ie Daragh Brophy / TheJournal.ie / TheJournal.ie

WORLD

People Kim Kardashian West File photo of Kim Kardashian who was robbed of more than $10 million worth of jewellery at gunpoint in Paris today AP / Press Association Images AP / Press Association Images / Press Association Images

#KIM KARDASHIAN: The reality television star was robbed of millions worth of jewellery at gunpoint as she attended Paris Fashion week

#BREXIT WOUNDS: The pound sterling has dropped to a three-year low

#TRUMP: Republican leaders hailed their presidential nominee as ‘a genius’ for paying no tax for 20 years. Meanwhile, his charity the Trump Foundation has been ordered to stop raising money in New York

#POLAND: Women went on strike today in protest at planned new abortion laws

#HUNGARY: 99.8% of Hungarian voters have rejected EU migrant quotas – however the referendum was deemed invalid as turnout was less than 50%

#FARC: Colombians have rejected a peace deal with the Farc rebels after 52 years of war

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PARTING SHOT

Facepalm time. Southern Rail in the UK decided to deal with the threat of industrial action earlier today by asking its followers on Twitter to give its workers’ union a piece of their mind. It went about as well as you might expect…

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