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It’s unwise to end local scrutiny of NHS trusts | Letters

By Guardian Staff

Abolishing the role of statutory governors is ill-advised, says Jean Flanagan. Plus a letter from Jonathan Phillips on the abolition of Healthwatch I wonder how many members of the public are aware that the latest health plan for England, due to be ratified by parliament this autumn, abolishes the role of statutory governors on all of its constituent health trusts? For a number of years I have volunteered to act as a

The far right is steering the EU’s response on migration | Letter

By Guardian Staff

Positions once associated with the radical right have travelled well beyond it, says Giuseppe Martinico I agree with much of Alberto Alemanno’s analysis (How the far right is tightening its grip over the EU – from the inside, 18 August), but I wonder whether framing this primarily as the far right tightening its grip on the EU risks missing an even more troubling development. What we are witnessing is not simply the

Irish man charged with murder of Irish woman in Melbourne

By Órla Ryan

Tributes paid to Annmarie O’Reilly, who was originally from Co Tipperary

Man arrested travelling to France after fire that killed one and injured eight

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A 34-year-old man is arrested on suspicion of murder following a fatal fire in Hounslow.

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Maresca concedes Manchester City ‘a work in progress’ after hair-raising escape

By Jamie Jackson at the Etihad Stadium

Gvardiol’s stoppage-time strike gives City points ‘I’m looking for solutions. When you win games it helps’ Enzo Maresca said Manchester City remain a “work in progress” after Sunday’s last-gasp win over Bournemouth at the Etihad Stadium. Marc Guéhi’s 85th-minute equaliser and Josko Gvardiol’s 91st-minute winner gave City’s new manager victory in his first game, after Marcus Tavernier’s first-half strike for the visit

Natalie Harp thinks Donald Trump is amazing... and he agrees

By Maureen Dowd

The president’s proclivity for surrounding himself with sycophants – and attractive young blondes – is well known

Planning in place for 80,000 Dublin homes, but work has started on less than half

By Martin Wall

33,623 housing units were being built in second quarter of year, new report will say

Brydon Carse handcuffed by police outside nightclub prompting ECB investigation

By Tanya Aldred

England fast bowler released without charge Incident happened in Derby as Durham celebrated win Brydon Carse has become the latest England cricketer involved in a late-night incident after footage emerged of the fast bowler in police handcuffs outside a bar in Derby. The England and Wales Cricket Board has confirmed it is investigating the incident, which occurred after Durham, the Division Two leaders, completed a t

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'Anywhere dog is wonderful, this is totally dog'

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Co-founder Rebecca Earle says this year's North East Dog Festival has been the biggest yet.

Three sporting events to watch this week: Your handy guide to sport on television

By Damian Cullen

Your guide to sport on television (Monday – Sunday, August 24th – 30th)

‘When I make a sale, I’ll sing a high note’: a day in the life of an opera singing car salesman

By Jaya Saxena

Andrew Hiers is trying to start his own opera company. Until then, he’s serenading the parking lot Andrew Hiers, 38, is an opera singer – a bass-baritone – and a car salesman in Cocoa, Florida. You might think these professions have nothing to do with each other, but his librettos about cars or to customers have gone viral – all part of a larger plan to bring opera to the local community. What time did you wake up? C

M9 crash: Local TD to meet families of Carlow teens killed in collision last weekend

By Kitty Holland

Calls for strategy to address youth marginalisation and criminality

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Staff call off strike at Flahavan’s oat production plant in Waterford

By Hugh Dooley

Unionised workers will now vote on pay deal

Vuelta a España: Britain’s Matt Brennan leaves Pogacar in wake to win stage two

By Agencies

The 20-year-old Briton is riding in his first Grand Tour Tadej Pogacar retains overall leader’s red jersey Matt Brennan emerged triumphant from a bunch sprint to claim victory in the second stage of the Vuelta a España, while overall favourite Tadej Pogacar retained the red jersey on Sunday. Britain’s Brennan was followed over the line by Pau Miquel and Pogacar after a long 214.3km stage with over 3,000m of climbing,

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Brighton hammer Aston Villa and João Gomes red card adds to Unai Emery’s pain

By David Hytner at the Amex Stadium

Brighton were 4-0 just after the half-hour mark on a chastening day for last season’s Europa League winners

Guéhi and Gvardiol late show earns Manchester City dramatic win against Bournemouth

By Jamie Jackson at the Etihad Stadium

Enzo Maresca makes joyous return to the Etihad

Diamond Necklace loses unbeaten record to Aventure in Deauville

By Brian O'Connor

Jockey Gary Noonan ‘in good spirits’ and being treated for chest injury after being airlifted from Killarney

Lando Norris denies Antonelli in F1 Dutch GP after Verstappen crashes out of home race

By Giles Richards at Zandvoort

Antonelli second and Russell third in final Zandvoort race Dutch driver hits wall on opening lap resulting in restart Lando Norris’s victory in the Dutch Grand Prix, a display of fighting spirit worthy of a world champion, was not only an epic finale for the meeting’s last entry on the Formula One calendar but, as the British driver feistily declared, also hopefully heralds what could be an equally heroic fightback i

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Calls for early intervention to tackle youth offending

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The Director of Oberstown Children's Detention Campus has highlighted the importance of early intervention in tackling youth offending.

Oberstown director calls for early youth intervention

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The Director of Oberstown Children's Detention Campus has highlighted the importance of early intervention in tackling youth offending.

Guéhi and Gvardiol late show earns Manchester City dramatic win against Bournemouth

By Jamie Jackson at the Etihad Stadium

“WELCOME BACK ENZO” read the tifo beforehand and by the breathless close this was a joyous return for Manchester City’s new manager, Enzo Maresca, as a damaging defeat became a memorable win due to Marc Guéhi’s 84th-minute equaliser and Josko Gvardiol’s added-time winner. Until then, Marco Rose had been closing in on leading Bournemouth to a first away victory at City. But two lapses in defence and suddenly City were

Former players call for change in FIFA's leadership

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A group ⁠of former international players, including World Cup winners and FIFA legends, have called for immediate change at world soccer's governing body, saying its leadership under embattled president Gianni Infantino had been blinded by power.

Hull punished United defence in victory but Carrick’s attack is bigger area of concern | Andrew Beasley

By Andrew Beasley

Manchester United again struggled against a back five as the promoted hosts exploited a set-piece weakness Hull scored nine league goals from set plays last season, the joint-fewest in the Championship. Yet two in 21 minutes earned them a victory over Manchester United on Saturday. It was a disastrous start to the campaign for the visitors. While Michael Carrick said before the game it would not be easy, he would not

ECB investigates Carse 'nightclub incident'

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The ECB is investigating after videos circulating online appear to show England bowler Brydon Carse being led away from a nightclub in handcuffs.

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Oberstown director calls for ‘ceasefire’ in staffing dispute

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State’s only child-detention facility is engaged in an industrial relations row with its employees