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You’ve bought a new house. But what if it gets wrecked before you move in?

Buyers are responsible for their new property as soon as contracts are exchanged, as one couple learned the hard way

The Guardian - UK

France hopes to get people back into work with 'new' jobseeker agency

The French government is due to present its "full employment" bill to the Council of Ministers this Wednesday in legislation that will create France Travail – the successor to Pôle Emploi, the national jobseeker service.

Radio France Internationale

Driving instructor asked learner if she was single and said 'who's your daddy' 15 times, amid huge complaint rise

The complaint was among 128 made about driving instructors last year - almost seven times the amount made in 2021

Dublin Live

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Driving instructor asked learner if she was single and 'who's your daddy' during lesson

The instructor also told the 28-year-old learner driver she was "drop-dead gorgeous".

Daily Record

Instructor asked learner driver if she was single and said 'who's your daddy' 15 times, as complaints soar

That was one of 128 complaints made by learner drivers about ADIs last year, which was nearly seven times as many as the RSA received in 202

Irish Mirror

RSA statistics on accident blackspots on Irish roads should be made public, Labour say

Labour called on the RSA to publish monthly data on road traffic collisions

Irish Mirror

Veterans want a new commemorative day in New Zealand

New Zealanders will pause and reflect on the service of armed forces in Anzac Day dawn services, marches and commemorations across the country.

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France kicks off push to ‘appease’ nation with row over immigrant welfare fraud

The French finance minister’s pledge to crack down on immigrants abusing France’s welfare system has triggered a fresh row in a country reeling from a bitter battle over pension reform, casting doubt on President Emmanuel Macron’s ability to deliver on a pledge to “appease” and unify the nation in a…

France 24

Universal Basic Income does not cause inflation

The idea that a Universal Basic Income fuels inflation makes no economic sense

Newsroom.co.nz

RSA and Gardai issues appeal to public to drive safely over the Easter weekend

New statistics show that 78 people have been killed on Irish roads over Easter in the last five years

Dublin Live

Aer Lingus app and website restored after going down ahead of busy weekend

Dublin Airport expects 485,000 passengers to pass through its gates between Thursday and Monday.

The Independent UK

Learner drivers could face one year wait for driving test amid new NCT rule

Exclusive: Kevin Horgan, who has more than 28 years of experience in the industry, revealed the problem was also going 'to get worse before it gets better'

Irish Mirror

Chaos looms as driving testers told only to conduct tests in cars with valid NCT despite backlogs

During Covid, the requirement for a valid NCT certificate on cars arriving in for a driving test was suspended due to services being heavily delayed

Irish Mirror

Irish driver divides the internet with advice on how to merge on to motorway

Motorists often have a very clear idea of what they believe is the 'correct' manoeuvre and what certainly is not

Irish Mirror

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Nicola Sturgeon says social media 'damaging political debate' in last public speech

Nicola Sturgeon said she believed the influence of social media has undermined the ability of countries to 'address big issues of substance'

360info

Universal Basic Income does not cause inflation

The idea that a Universal Basic Income fuels inflation makes no economic sense.

Irish Mirror

Ruby ace Tommy Bowe teams up with RSA to stamp out drink driving over St Patrick's weekend

The former Irish International and Ireland AM presenter urged punters to leave their keys at home and plan how to get back safely if they’re out celebrating the festivities.

Irish Mirror

Thousands of drivers in Ireland caught for same offence as stern warning issued by RSA

If you are an unaccompanied learner driver and the vehicle owner, you are liable to have your vehicle impounded

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Dublin Live

RSA warn against unnecessary journeys as Dublin hit with Orange snow warning

All of Leinster will be placed under a Status Orange snow and ice warning from midnight

Irish Mirror

Safety alert issued for Irish drivers, pedestrians and cyclists as 'hazardous' conditions expected this week

"With the spell of mild weather in Ireland over the past couple of weeks, it presents a particular danger"

Newsroom.co.nz

Cyclone Gabrielle: Hillside falls through Piha house

Slips have isolated the west Auckland seaside village of Piha, with houses destroyed and flooding making evacuations perilous.

The Guardian - UK

Legal & General’s claim delays are adding to my trauma after brain surgery

Statutory sick pay is ending, and I fear it is looking for a reason not to pay income protection

Reason

Federal Appeals Court Rejects Rent Control Challenge, Says Government Has Wide Powers To Regulate Land Use

The 2nd Circuit reasoned that the government hasn't necessarily taken a landlord's property when it forces him or her to operate at a loss while renting to a tenant he or she never agreed to host.

Dublin Live

Drivers offered free cup of coffee this bank holiday weekend under road safety initiative

The Road Safety Authority is collaborating with numerous Applegreen stores nationwide to provide drivers with a free cup of coffee this Bank Holiday Monday

Chronicle Live

Traditional ceremony takes place at Maker and Faber buildings which will 'change face' of Sunderland

Maker and Faber, two new offices on Riverside Sunderland, will create space for professional services firms and retailers

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