Sunday 27 November, 2022
The DUP’s Brexit spokesman made his comments on BBC Radio 4 this morning.
The former chancellor was David Cameron’s closest ally in government for six years.
This’ll be a must listen, no doubt.
From TheJournal.ie
Tánaiste Simon Coveney says it’s his job to hammer home what’s at stake for Ireland by being “polite but firm”.
Obama was interviewed by Prince Harry, who took the role as guest editor on BBC Radio 4′s Today programme.
The Irish Ambassador to the UK said that the surge comes as a direct result of Brexit.
Briton Sir Tim Hunt said his controversial remarks were meant to be taken in a humorous fashion.
Speaking this morning, Fry said that he was astonished by the reaction to his RTÉ interview.
McHugh is taking a language refresher course to work on his “rusty” Irish skills.
Tony Burke says it’s part of an observational study.
Concerns over Barcelona-based Flightline outlined as BBC radio programme hears how survivor’s recollection of the horror crash.
