Former Dublin GAA star Diarmuid Connolly has avoided conviction for an ‘unprovoked’ New Year’s Eve attack. The incident, which occurred in 2019, involved a man being punched in the head by Connolly. Despite admitting to the assault, Connolly was given a two-year probation bond.
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'Rank Hypocrisy': Labour Slammed For Keeping Parts Of Tory Immigration Bill They Used To Criticise
Labour leader Keir Starmer criticized the Tory immigration bill for undermining the modern slavery framework, which protects vulnerable individuals from exploitation. While Labour opposed the bill in the past, the new legislation retains some controversial measures, including banning asylum seekers from claiming protection under modern slavery laws. Critics argue that these changes could increase trafficking and modern slavery in the UK, as the government aims to crack down on people smuggling gangs responsible for migrants...
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