Irish speaking teenager did not have her human rights breached by British citizenship, court rules

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Subscribe              Oct 8, 2022                 Irish speaking teenager did not have her human rights breached by British citizenship, court rules           Don't be swayed by NI Protocol 'mood music', TUV leader Jim Allister tells unionists           Police 'breached duty to carry out effective investigation' into 1992 loyalist attack           Unless sovereignty restored there can't be sustainable basis for Stormont return               Oil prices: Need for 'speed' to improve 'ridiculous' £100 government subsidy, says MP     Travel: This week's round-up of terrific holiday deals at home and abroad                           So many moving tributes have poured in for tragic British Superbike rider Chrissy Rouse             Tributes paid to eight-time Isle of Man TT winner and seven-time Grand Prix world champion Phil Read after death aged 83     WSBK Portimao: Jonathan Rea says 'anything can happen' as six-time champion bids to overturn 67-point title deficit     Ulster University to invest £10m in expansion of Jordanstown Sports Village                           View more news

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