Almost 700 new contacts to gardai over alleged sexual abuse in schools run by religious orders since scoping report appeal
Inquiry revealed extensive historical abuse claims in religious-run schools, urging government action on survivor redress.
'I am so sorry' - Taoiseach confirms State apology will be made to victims of historical sexual abuse and not ruling out CPO of religious assets for redress
The report reveals endemic historical sexual abuse in religious schools in Ireland, prompting calls for a state apology and structural reforms.
Almost 700 new contacts to gardai over alleged sexual abuse in schools run by religious orders since scoping report appeal
Inquiry revealed extensive historical abuse claims in religious-run schools, urging government action on survivor redress.
'I am so sorry' - Taoiseach confirms State apology will be made to victims of historical sexual abuse and not ruling out CPO of religious assets for redress
The report reveals endemic historical sexual abuse in religious schools in Ireland, prompting calls for a state apology and structural reforms.
Tony Holohan and Paul Reid say they will appear before Covid inquiry - but it will happen behind closed doors
The Irish Government's evaluation of its pandemic response will occur privately and take 12 to 18 months for a final report.
Government U-turns on statutory inquiry into immigration centre overcrowding crisis
The UK government reversed its decision to conduct a statutory inquiry into mistreatment at Manston processing centre, citing a quicker non-statutory investigation instead.
Aoife Johnston's parents say recent report was 'pointless' in first interview since her death
The parents of Aoife Johnston demand accountability from the HSE and reveal frustrations over hospital mismanagement after their daughter's tragic death.
Post Office and Fujitsu malevolence and incompetence means huge final taxpayers' bill | Computer Weekly
The £1.15bn for the Post Office Horizon scandal won't cover the total costs, implying a need for more substantial contributions from Fujitsu.
Ticketmaster's "dynamic pricing" faces UK government investigation after Oasis tour on-sale
The UK government is reviewing Ticketmaster's dynamic pricing methods following complaints about inflated ticket prices during Oasis' reunion tour sales.
Iran probe finds bad weather caused ex-President Raisi's helicopter crash
The helicopter crash that killed Ebrahim Raisi was attributed to bad weather, specifically fog, with no evidence of sabotage found.
Sweden Democrats push to overrule inquiry on re-emigration grants
Swedish inquiry advises against higher emigration grants, but the Sweden Democrats advocate for them as necessary support for immigrants wishing to return home.
Senators inquire about crypto's role in fentanyl trade
Senators Warren and Cassidy inquire about government efforts to combat cryptocurrency use in the illicit fentanyl market.
Mum of boy who died on Scouts trip calls on government to take action
Families demand action following tragic Scout incident
Calls for government inquiry into Scouts training and policies
Watch live: Real-life Mr Bates attends government's Post Office inquiry
Alan Bates appears before government inquiry into Post Office scandal
Former subpostmaster leading campaign for justice in Horizon scandal