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Gail Conway

Business Reporter

Overflowing in-tray for next UK Prime Minister

The first day of a new job is challenging for anyone. But for the new British prime minister the in-tray is overflowing and the job spec is daunting.
Politics • 05 Sep 22

Govts across Europe urge energy saving measures

Shorter showers, ditch the ties, close the doors and lights out after 10pm. These are just some of the energy saving measures that have been urged by governments across Europe this summer.
World • 21 Aug 22

China-US relations 'rattled' in face of global turmoil

In the early days of Russia's invasion of Ukraine, China called on both sides for restraint.
World • 18 Aug 22

The risks at Europe's largest nuclear power plant

Shelling near Europe's largest nuclear power plant in Ukraine has alarmed the international community over the potential threat of a nuclear disaster.
Ukraine • 17 Aug 22

'They forget how to sleep' - Ukraine's war reporters

In Ukraine, journalists who were used to working on longform features, social issues and entertainment stories became war correspondents and editors overnight.
Ukraine • 31 Jul 22

Leaders accused of hypocrisy over Saudi prince meetings

With world leaders being accused of backing down on human rights at a time when there is a global energy crisis, will moral authority be lost by putting oil ahead of values and principles?
Analysis and Comment • 30 Jul 22

As war nears fifth month, weapon supply remains crucial

Kyiv has become increasingly dependent on Western support politically, economically and militarily since Russia's invasion at the end of February.
Ukraine • 19 Jun 22

350,000 Somalian children at risk of death from hunger

The United Nations has predicted that 350,000 children in Somalia could die from hunger by the end of the summer.
World • 14 Jun 22

Irishman dies, two injured in Australia collision

An Irish teenager has died following a two-car collision in southwestern Victoria in Australia.
Ireland • 06 Jun 22

No more 'traumatic event' in Irish history than Famine

The Taoiseach Micheál Martin has told the National Famine Commemoration in Co Roscommon that there was no more "devastating or traumatic event" in Irish history than the Great Famine of 1845-1852.
Ireland • 15 May 22

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