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• Eilish O'Regan Opinion One year on: How Covid carnage put us all into lockdown – and liberty is within our grasp
• No, Mr Resident: why Trump is not wanted at his own Florida resort
• ‘Cuomo kissed me without consent’ – former aide of New York governor accuses him of sexual harassment
• Military accused of attempt to topple prime minister in Armenia
• Hope that visits to nursing homes could be allowed within weeks
• John Connell Opinion They say everyone has a book in them, but a reader carries a library in their head
• Health Minister insists any arrival could face hotel quarantine
• John Downing Opinion A vaccine cert may deliver sun, sea and sangria but, alas, not yet
• Gardaí halt non-essential home extension works which were supported by TD’s letter
• Philip Ryan Opinion Why poll should be sounding alarm bells for Taoiseach

Irish News

• Over half of Leaving Cert students to choose a mix of calculated grades and sitting exams
• Hope that visits to nursing homes could be allowed within weeks
• Health Minister insists any arrival could face hotel quarantine
• 10 things we have learnt about Covid-19 one year on from the first case of the virus in the Republic
• ‘Heating, water, broadband and electricity installation’ – The exceptions to Level 5 construction rules
• Gardaí halt non-essential home extension works which were supported by TD’s letter
• Musician Jim Corr takes legal action against Twitter after his account is suspended
• Fianna Fáil turns on Micheál Martin over handling of pandemic as support for party plummets
• Gardaí probe drugs gang links after boy (17) is shot in the face
• Alleged IRA man jailed for rape of two teenage boys seeks to overturn his conviction

World News

• McConnell pledges support for Trump if he wins 2024 nomination
• Facebook signs pay deals with three Australian news publishers
• TikTok owner ByteDance to pay US privacy settlement
• Eilish O'Regan Opinion One year on: How Covid carnage put us all into lockdown – and liberty is within our grasp
• Merkel will not ignore guidelines and get the Oxford jab
• Airbnb reports huge loss after pandemic hits travel
• No, Mr Resident: why Trump is not wanted at his own Florida resort
• ‘Cuomo kissed me without consent’ – former aide of New York governor accuses him of sexual harassment
• Lady Gaga’s dog walker shot and two of her bulldogs stolen by armed gang
• Republicans are at a crossroads as Donald Trump aims to retake global spotlight

Sports

• Babe Ruth, Battle of the Bronx and Sam goes AWOL
• Struggling Italians have still managed to be a stone in the shoe for several Ireland coaches
• Rory McIlroy off to solid start in Florida as he eyes World Championship title
• It’s a French farce as Six Nations weighs up a July finale amid criticism of Galtié at home
• Colm Keys Opinion McCarthy’s detachment will allow for fresh thinking
• Pep and Cancelo innovate at City with ‘phantom full-back’
• A taste of Italy – the Azzurri’s men to watch
• Alisson Becker grateful for support following death of his father in Brazil
• Farrell hoping for bounce from Leinster connection
• Pogacar extends lead in UAE Tour

Business

• John Downing Opinion A vaccine cert may deliver sun, sea and sangria but, alas, not yet
• US property giant gets average rent of €2,126 in Dublin
• Ireland’s bid to scupper multinational tax plan fails
• Subprime lender Amigo makes £1.1m loan provision in Ireland
• Cryptic tweets spark further surge for GameStop shares
• Once the main man in Irish media, Communicorp sale is the final sign off on Denis O’Brien’s radio days
• Aer Lingus appoints first ever female chief executive
• New owner of Today FM and Newstalk says it will be ‘business as usual’
• DAFM strategy to reform forestry licensing system unveiled
• Vacant Lucan offices could appeal to owner occupiers and investors

Life

• Sinead Ryan Opinion In the great and ongoing battle between office and home, I know which one I’d choose
• Comfy and stylish: Creating a perfect home office
• How to future-proof your career while you’re working at home
• ‘They told me he was fine but I knew something was wrong as soon as Sam was born – if you are a parent you never stop looking for answers’
• Charlie Weston: Dear boss, can you pay my heating bill? How to claim all you can for your new home office
• ‘For immigrants and emigrants, travel doesn’t feel like a luxury – our homesickness is unbearable’
• A cut above: Antique Bluebeard stained-glass panel is an ‘important Irish Arts and Crafts gem’
• A flamboyant side table and other must-have interiors for your home
• Dynamic duos: Well-known interior designers on why partnerships are so important to their work
• A year into the pandemic, air travel quarantines are getting longer and lonelier

Style

• Taylor Swift and Demi Lovato welcome Equality Act vote
• Lawyer for Britney Spears’ father speaks out amid conservatorship row
• Golden Globes adds additional names to presenting line-up
• What’s next for Kim Kardashian? How the star could move on from divorce
• Lady Gaga’s dog walker shot and bulldogs stolen by armed robbers
• Nick Jonas reveals inspiration behind new album Spaceman
• Lady Gaga’s dog walker shot and bulldogs stolen by armed robbers in LA
• Taylor Swift sues theme park that accused her of trademark infringement
• Jesy Nelson says she ‘mentally bullied’ herself to try to please others
• Simon Cowell opens up on his broken back ahead of America’s Got Talent return

Entertainment

• Taylor Swift and Demi Lovato welcome Equality Act vote
• #bookfluencers: Why readers listen to celebrity endorsements
• Lawyer for Britney Spears’ father speaks out amid conservatorship row
• Pregnant Ellie Goulding performs on The Graham Norton Show
• Golden Globes adds additional names to presenting line-up
• The United States vs. Billie Holiday review: Woozy drama fails to do the jazz singer justice
• Sir Ian McKellen: We should be allies to trans people
• Gordon Ramsay to be joined by fellow TV chef on Bank Balance special
• Nick Jonas reveals inspiration behind new album Spaceman
• Cheryl breaks her social media silence with surprise message of support

Travel

• ‘For immigrants and emigrants, travel doesn’t feel like a luxury – our homesickness is unbearable’
• A year into the pandemic, air travel quarantines are getting longer and lonelier
• Experts reveal top tips for booking staycation trips this summer
• Are staycations really a rip-off? The 10 factors to bear in mind when calculating the real value of a holiday in Ireland
• Australia's 'zero-Covid' strategy must end for travel to return, some experts say
• Surge in UK holiday bookings following road map to end lockdown
• Polar bears or penguins? How to plan your bucket list trip to the ends of the earth
• Pierce Brosnan stars in new video series showcasing the beauty of Ireland
• Irish hospitality workers devastated by mid-summer reopening news, industry warns
• Staycation summer: Many holiday hotspots already booked out for July and August

Videos

• Paralympic archer training at home in hope to represent Ireland in Tokyo
• Lisa Dorrian’s family appeal to ‘small group’ to finally say where she is buried
• "The Tommy & Hector Podcast with Laurita Blewitt" Song
• Midlands Regional Hospital in Tullamore take on the Jerusalema challenge
• Tiger Woods’ health is priority right now, not his return to golf – Rory McIlroy
• The Big Tech Show: Questioning the regulator in charge of Facebook
• Teen seriously injured after shooting in Dublin’s south inner city
• Pep Guardiola: Man City need to be more clinical up front
• Rashford and Thunberg awarded Gold Blue Peter badges
• Jose Mourinho: Having Dele Alli back to his best is amazing