Apple users could get ‘significant’ compensation say lawyers, after tech firm loses competition ruling over ‘unfair’ £1.5bn app store fees | UK News

Apple has lost a landmark lawsuit over fees in the App Store, which could benefit around 36 million iPhone and iPad users in the UK. The Competition Appeal Tribunal (CAT) has ruled... Read more »

‘Delaying these surgeries makes no sense’: Longford woman calls for statutory enquiry

Kira Carberry was just 10-years-old when she found out that she had Early Onset Scoliosis. Currently studying childcare and from just outside Longford town, she has been advocating for a statutory inquiry... Read more »

Transport disrepair damages economy — report – DW – 10/23/2025

Skip next section Philanthropist George Soros receives Sinti and Roma civic prize 10/23/2025October 23, 2025 Philanthropist George Soros receives Sinti and Roma civic prize Hungarian-born Soros is known for his work supporting... Read more »

Soldier F case should serve as a caution for future Troubles prosecutions | Bloody Sunday

It is undisputed that members of the Parachute regiment shot dead 13 unarmed civil rights protesters in Derry on Bloody Sunday. But, more than 53 years later, it is not surprising that... Read more »

I’ve seen courts hand children back to their abusers. Today that horror finally ends | Charlotte Proudman

Today marks a groundbreaking legal change that offers hope for children and survivors in family courts. The government has announced it will repeal the legal presumption in England and Wales that a... Read more »

Merz says Europeans fear ‘public spaces’ due to migration – DW – 10/23/2025

On a visit to Potsdam last week, German Chancellor Friedrich Merz talked about how his government was toughening up its migration policy. The primary aim, he said, was to continue to combat... Read more »

After months of frustration, Ukraine sees much-anticipated US sanctions against Russia as ‘major shift’

Days after U.S. President Donald Trump frustrated Ukrainians by retreating from plans to supply Tomahawk missiles to Ukraine, officials in Kyiv are welcoming new U.S. sanctions on Moscow as a sign Washington... Read more »

UK campaigners launch bill to give nature legal rights | Environment

A radical proposal to change the legal status of nature will be launched today in the House of Lords, with the unveiling of the UK nature’s rights bill initiative. The private member’s... Read more »

Tullamore have had Indian sign over Ferbane in last two finals

2023 Tullamore Court Hotel Senior Football Championship final Tullamore 1-5 Ferbane 0-6 THE scoreline doesn’t tell any lies about a Senior Football Championship final played in dreadful conditions but that won’t bother... Read more »

Don’t be fooled. The US is regulating AI – just not the way you think | Sacha Alanoca and Maroussia Lévesque

At first glance, today’s artificial intelligence policy landscape suggests a strategic retreat from regulation. As of late, AI leaders such as the US have doubled down on this messaging. JD Vance champions... Read more »