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Dáil holds minute's silence for those impacted by racism
Lengthy pause from Trudeau as he's asked about use of tear gas on US protesters
93% of health workers who had virus recover, and WHO warns against antibiotics: Today's Covid-19 main points
Sinn Féin to oppose DUP's motion against abortion in cases of non-fatal disabilities
Travel demand on public transport during Phase One has been higher than expected, says NTA
Timeline: How the death of George Floyd led to violent protests and a Trump threat to deploy the military
Taking over private hospitals during the Covid-19 crisis will cost roughly €300 million
Greens, FF and FG to meet today for plenary session on programme for government
NI parties deadlocked over whether to extend Brexit transition period
Murphy says councils should be 'flexible' to applicants for government-backed mortgage during Covid-19
Further clarity needed on NI business and trade in UK's protocol plan, EU House of Lords committee says
Fine Gael 'treads carefully', but Fianna Fáil is eager to fast-track reopening of the country
No Brexit trade deal if Boris Johnson doesn't stick to promises, Michel Barnier warns
Irish contact tracing app to begin field testing next week
Dáil summer holidays will be pushed back, says Taoiseach
Change to wage subsidy scheme to include those returning from maternity leave
Government to reopen primary and secondary schools at the end of August
Schools to reopen at the end of August and a new deal with private hospitals: Today's Covid-19 main points
'It's not as attractive as it was': New security law puts pressure on businesses in Hong Kong
Schools to only partially return in September if 2m-rule in force, Education Minister says
'We're fed up with it': Trump signs executive order following factchecking row with Twitter
Coveney seeks approval for new Brexit omnibus bill as he warns ministers there may be no trade deal
Solution to maternity leave wage subsidy exclusion, and nine more deaths confirmed: Today's Covid-19 main points
Former TD Maria Bailey issues defamation proceedings against Irish Mirror publisher
Nobody on the pandemic payment is 'living it up', says Finance Minister
Police say Cummings may have committed 'minor breach' of lockdown rules but will face no further action
Two-metre rule makes reopening schools in September difficult, minister says
Three politicians ejected from Hong Kong chamber amid China anthem debate
Donald Trump to sign executive order about social media, after his tweets were flagged
'No plans' to review co-living accommodation guidelines despite Covid-19 crisis, Murphy says
ESRI warns against austerity measures in short-term as economy heals from the pandemic
Covid-19 death toll in US has surpassed 100,000
Tony Holohan advises ministers over 2m advice and the EU's €750 billion fund: Today's Covid-19 main points
BBC says Emily Maitlis' remarks about Dominic Cummings 'broke impartiality rules'
Chief Medical Officer tells ministers he does not intend to recommend the reduction of the 2m rule
Easing of restrictions may be brought forward if Covid-19 figures remain low, says Taoiseach
Micheál Martin says there is 'no serious justification' for the 5km and 20km limit
Fall in air pollution from traffic since Covid-19 restrictions
EU chief von der Leyen to propose €1 trillion coronavirus recovery fund
Twitter adds fact-check warning to election posts by Donald Trump