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Tuam Excavation Reveals Remains of 36 More Infants, Total Now 69

Excavations at Tuam mother and baby home uncover 36 more infant remains, totaling 69. DNA analysis aims to identify and return remains to families.

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ODAIT Five forensic staff wearing white hazmat suits, plastic hair nets and blue medical masks work under a large tented enclosure during the excavation. They are kneeling on wooden gangways in a large pit and leaning into shallow graves-like hollows, scraping at the soil. Plastic buckets are placed beside some of the workers. One worker is writing on a clipboard.

Russia and Ukraine Agree to Orthodox Easter Ceasefire Amid Ongoing Tensions

Russia and Ukraine have agreed to a truce for Orthodox Easter, with Putin ordering a ceasefire from 11 April. Despite this, fighting and drone attacks continue, and skepticism remains about the truce's durability amid ongoing conflict and stalled peace talks.

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Reuters Metropolitan Epiphanius I, head of the Orthodox Church of Ukraine, sprinkles holy water on packets holding Easter cakes. Ukrainian service men stand behind him.

Hungary's Election Campaigns Intensify as Orbán Seeks to Extend 16-Year Rule

As Hungary's parliamentary election approaches, Viktor Orbán seeks to extend his 16-year rule amid rising opposition support for Péter Magyar. Campaigns focus on Ukraine, alleged foreign interference, and strong endorsements from Donald Trump, with voters expressing mixed sentiments.

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Péter Magyar speaks into a microphone in front of a Hungarian flag

Fuel Protests Cause Fourth Day of Travel Disruptions Across Ireland

Fuel protests in Ireland have caused four days of travel disruptions, with road blockades affecting fuel supplies and prompting government and police responses.

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PA Media A very busy main road. There is a traffic jam on the road going in the direction toward the camera. On the side of the road going away from the camera, traffic is minimal. People can be seen walking on the heavy traffic side with suit cases.

Google, Meta, Snap, Microsoft Criticize EU Over Child Abuse Law Expiry

The EU Parliament blocked extension of a law allowing tech firms to scan for child sexual abuse, causing a legal gap experts warn will reduce abuse reports and increase risks globally. Google, Meta, Snap, and Microsoft criticized the decision and pledged voluntary scanning.

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Troseddu ar Dir Eglwysi yng Nghymru ar Gynnydd ac yn Creu Baich Ariannol

Mae data newydd yn dangos cynnydd i 271 o droseddau ar dir eglwysi yng Nghymru y llynedd, gan greu baich ariannol a phryder ymysg cymunedau a'r heddlu.

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Péter Magyar: The Former Fidesz Insider Leading Hungary’s Opposition Surge

Péter Magyar, a former Fidesz insider, leads Hungary’s opposition with his Tisza party, promising democratic reforms amid skepticism and uncertainty.

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Peter Magyar holds a red, white and green Hungarian flag aloft during Hungary's National Day celebrations in Budapest.

Irish Government to Review Inquest for Creeslough Explosion Victims

The Irish government is considering an inquest into the Creeslough explosion that killed 10 people in October 2022, following meetings with victims' families.

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PA Two firefighters are seen near the blast site in October 2022

Spanish Police Arrest Scottish Crime Boss, Dismantle Lyons Drug Gang

Spanish police have dismantled the Lyons family drug gang, arresting leader Steven Lyons in the Netherlands after deportation from Bali. The operation involved 14 arrests, asset freezes, and a three-year investigation with Police Scotland.

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EPA Steven Lyons, wearing a black face mask and an orange boiler suit, is flanked by police officers

Irish Army Deployed to Clear Vehicles Blocking Roads in Fuel Price Protests

The Irish Defence Forces have been deployed to remove vehicles blocking roads amid fuel price protests causing widespread disruption. Officials warn vehicle owners against complaints over removal damage. Protests respond to rising fuel costs linked to Middle East conflict.

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PA Defence Forces members on parade in green and blue uniforms, holding weapons in air

Four Dead in English Channel Crossing Attempt, French Authorities Confirm

Four people died attempting to cross the English Channel off northern France. Rescue efforts continue as authorities assess the situation near Boulogne.

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Lyons Crime Group Faces Vulnerability Amid Renewed Violence Concerns

The arrest of Steven Lyons, leader of Scotland's Lyons crime group, has raised fears of renewed gang violence amid a long-standing feud with the rival Daniel group. Experts warn the group's vulnerability could lead to further conflict.

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