Here’s What Happened Today: Wednesday
Here’s your round-up of today’s news.
‘Beloved’ statue stolen from Belfast library returned
The stolen property came into the hands of an antiques seller, who purchased the piece from a scrap metal dealer.
Irish government to take legal challenge against the UK over controversial Northern Ireland Legacy Act
The act includes a form of limited immunity for some perpetrators of crimes committed during the Troubles.
EU court sides with Ryanair over Covid-19 state aid programme for Air France-KLM
The General Court ruled that the European Commission “erred” in approving the French government’s financial aid.
The 9 at 9: Wednesday
State’s Supreme Court rules Trump ineligible for White House, Hamas chief due in Egypt for talks, man arrested over alleged hit and run in 2021.
Bank holiday penalty points hike not included in Road Traffic Bill going to Cabinet today
Cabinet today will also receive an update on the National Maternity Hospital and be asked to approve a new research funding agency.
Ex-wife of French serial killer sentenced to life over three murders
Monique Olivier was convicted of complicity in Fourniret’s murder of two young women dating back decades.
Concerns that children will struggle to be seen by Louth mental health service over Christmas
One local GP said they are concerned that young people experiencing mental health issues will be impacted over the holidays.
