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  • Report Pattinson and Stewart split

    Irish Examiner - Sunday 19th May, 2013

    Robert Pattinson and Kristen Stewart have reportedly split up.The couple - who broke up briefly last year after Kristen's fling with married director Rupert Sanders was revealed - have called time on their relationship of almost four years, according to People magazine.However, sources insist it may just be a temporary split for the 'Twilight Saga' co-stars.Robert initially ...

  • Legal expert brands Ministers revelation about Wallace disturbing

    Breaking News.ie - Sunday 19th May, 2013

    A legal expert has said the Justice Minister revealing that TD Mick Wallace received a caution for using his mobile phone while driving, raises a number of privacy and data protection issues.Alan Shatter declared on television last Thursday, that the Wexford TD was stopped by Garda for driving using his phone last year.Mick Wallace claims the revelation represents a serious abuse of the ...

  • Cannes diary stars from the world of music add to the glamour quotient

    The National - Sunday 19th May, 2013

    It's the first big party weekend of the Cannes Film Festival, and the thump-thump-thump of dance music fills the air as armies of smartly dressed revellers clamour to squeeze into the marquee clubs that line the French port's mile-long, crescent-shaped ...

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  • North Korea fires projectile

    Independent.ie - Sunday 19th May, 2013

    19 May 2013 North Korea fired a projectile into waters off its eastern coast, a day after launching three short-range missiles in the same area, officials ...

  • UK Archbishop Marriage an exclusive commitment between man and woman

    Irish Examiner - Sunday 19th May, 2013

    Marriage between a man and woman is "sorely needed" in today's society and it could soon be "too late" to save that union, the leader of the Roman Catholic church in England and Wales has said.In a wide-ranging attack on Coalition policies, the Archbishop of Westminster, the Most Rev Vincent Nichols, accused David Cameron of seeking to undermine a centuries-old ...

  • Keegan Mancini deserved more time

    Irish Examiner - Sunday 19th May, 2013

    Former Manchester City manager Kevin Keegan was surprised by the timing of Roberto Mancini's sacking.Keegan, who managed City between 2001 and 2005, admitted the club had failed to build on the success of winning the Barclays Premier League and said that was not entirely Mancini's fault.A year to the day that City won a thrilling final day game against QPR to pip rivals Manchester ...

  • Spotlight on Spending Stifled subdivision plans leaves taxpayers with idle sewer stations

    Corpus Christi Caller-Times - Sunday 19th May, 2013

    Agreements meant to encourage new subdivisions in Corpus Christi instead gave taxpayers four new sewer pumping stations — none of which have moved a drop of wastewater since they were built a few years ...

  • DreamWorks Studios Signs Additional Foreign Output Deals

    Hollywood Reporter - Sunday 19th May, 2013

    David Garrett's Mister Smith brokers deals for the studio's output across Europe, the Middle East and Africa including one with Samuel and Victor Hadida's Metropolitan ...

  • Radiant X-Men Star Fan Bingbing Honored at Glittery Cannes Fest

    Hollywood Reporter - Sunday 19th May, 2013

    Naomie Harris, Paz Vega, IM Global's Stuart Ford, McG and James Toback braved the pouring rain to toast The Hollywood Reporter's International Star of the Year, at a party also hosted by Jimmy Choo CEO Pierre ...

  • Terror couple shot dead after using baby as human shield

    Irish Examiner - Sunday 19th May, 2013

    A couple suspected of being terrorists were shot dead after using their baby as a human shield when they were surrounded by police in Kenya.The pair also threw grenades at police who had tracked them down to a flat they were staying at in Nairobi. Five police officers were injured by the grenades.Augustine Nthumbi, the officer in charge of the Githurai Kimbo area on Nairobi's outskirts, ...

  • Bostons Irish community praise Kenny for standing up to Church

    Irish Examiner - Sunday 19th May, 2013

    By Mary Regan, Political Correspondent in BostonThe Taoiseach, Enda Kenny, has been applauded by prominent members of the Irish community in Boston for what was described as his "courage" in standing up to religious institutions.Boston Cardinal, Sean O'Malley, is to boycott a speech by Mr Kenny in Boston College tomorrow because he believes the Taoiseach is "aggresively ...

  • Actor Edward Furlong arreested in Hollywood

    Irish Examiner - Sunday 19th May, 2013

    Actor Edward Furlong has been arrested on suspicion of violating a restraining order filed by his ex-girlfriend.Los Angeles sheriff's spokesman Steve Whitmore said that deputies responding to the scene on Thursday in West Hollywood found the Terminator 2 star hiding in a nearby property.Jail records show he was released yesterday just after noon after being held on $100,000 bail.In March, ...

  • Miley swatted for second time in less than a year

    Irish Examiner - Sunday 19th May, 2013

    Miley Cyrus has become a victim of swatting for the second time.Armed police arrived at the home of the 20-year-old singer in Studio City, Los Angeles on Friday, after receiving a call claiming a crime was underway at the property. Miley - who was also "swatted" in August 2012 - was not at home at the time of the incident, according to TMZ.The 'Can't Be Tamed' singer is ...

  • Walsh Loose cannon Sharon can save X Factor

    Irish Examiner - Sunday 19th May, 2013

    Louis Walsh thinks Sharon Osbourne can save 'The X Factor'.The Irish music mogul says the returning judge has "been dying to come back" since her departure in 2007 and he suggested her "loose cannon" personality will help the TV singing competition maintain and improve its viewership.He told The Sun on Sunday newspaper: "She's been dying to come back since ...

  • Actor believes climbing Everest with oxygen is all vanity

    Irish Examiner - Sunday 19th May, 2013

    Mountaineers should be banned from climbing Everest using oxygen, because they are "diminishing the adventure" and "achieving nothing", actor Brian Blessed said today.The keen adventurer has tried to reach the summit of the world's highest peak three times, all without oxygen, and plans to try again once more in the next two years.Famed for his early role in police drama ...

  • Roscommon meeting gets go-ahead

    Irish Examiner - Sunday 19th May, 2013

    Monday's meeting at Roscommon goes ahead as planned after the track passed an inspection this morning.While the stalls will not be in use for two events on the card, the fixture will take place on testing ground.Horse Racing Ireland tweeted: "Roscommon Monday will go ahead. Flat heavy, NH Soft to Heavy. 5mm rain overnite. No stalls in operation for 1m3f flat races. Dry ...

  • Farmers body slams Coveney for ignoring lower paid farmers

    Irish Examiner - Sunday 19th May, 2013

    The United Farmers Association is criticising the Agriculture Minister Simon Coveney for not doing enough to protect lower earning farmers under the reform of the Common Agricultural Policy.The criticism comes as farmers across the country attend a conference on the topic this afternoon.MEP Jim Higgins will take part in discussions and offer an update on EU level CAP reform discussions taking ...

  • OP-ED Put a Spotlight on African Women’s Reproductive Rights

    IPS - Sunday 19th May, 2013

    Human Rights Watch heard from girls who knew too little about sexuality and family planning when they were forced into marriage and pregnancy. We spoke to girls who were married and conceived when their bodies were not mature enough to go safely through pregnancy and delivery. Women and girls also told of health centres that were poorly staffed and ill-equipped to handle obstetric ...

  • Crohn’s patients slam awful hospital food in the UK

    Breaking News.ie - Sunday 19th May, 2013

    Half of hospitalised Crohn's disease patients in the UK believe their recovery was hampered because of poor hospital food, a poll suggests.Charity ForCrohns is calling for better hospital food for disease sufferers after a small survey of UK patients found that 46% believed their recoveries were "delayed or restricted" because of poor food.The poll of 64 sufferers found that 57% ...

  • Summers music scene is sizzlin with the Dum Tak Alternative Arab Music Festival in the lineup

    albawaba - Sunday 19th May, 2013

    The Dum Tak Alternative Music Festival is coming to Amman! Dum Tak Alternative Arab Music Festival will host some of the biggest independent musicians from all over the Arab world - including several from Egypt - between 28 May and 1 June in the Jordanian capital city Amman.Egypt is represented by a collection of some of the biggest bands ...

  • Indian cinema on a mission at Cannes to dispel Bollywood image

    Reuters - Sunday 19th May, 2013

    Sun May 19, 2013 5:35am EDT * Bollywood films have struggled at global box office * Four Indian films screened at Cannes film festival * Industry keen to lure investment to India By Belinda Goldsmith CANNES, May 19 (Reuters) - Indian movie actors and a new wave of directors are on a mission at the Cannes film festival - to show that their industry, which turns 100 this year, is more than just ...

  • Cannes World War Z With Brad Pitt to Open Moscow Film Festival

    Hollywood Reporter - Sunday 19th May, 2013

    Brad Pitt Introduces Marc Foster's Zombie Thriller 'World War Z' They also unveiled the first 10 competition titles, with the rest set to be announced later this month. The first members of the competition jury are writer and ...

  • McDowell on course for Match Play final

    Irish Examiner - Sunday 19th May, 2013

    Graeme McDowell today remained on course for his second consecutive Volvo World Match Play Championship final, with Thongchai Jaidee looking his likely opponent.McDowell, beaten by Nicolas Colsaerts 12 months ago, held a two-hole lead over South Africa's Branden Grace at the midway point of their semi-final at Thracian Cliffs.And Thailand's Jaidee, who helped knock out Ryder Cup hero ...

  • Man drives car into hikers at parade in the US

    Irish Examiner - Sunday 19th May, 2013

    Up to 60 people were injured when a driver described by witnesses as an elderly man drove his car into a group of hikers marching in a parade in a small Virginia mountain town.Washington County director of emergency management Pokey Harris said no fatalities had been reported in the incident yesterday.The injuries ranged from critical to superficial, he said. Three of the victims were flown by ...

  • Two polls show surge of support for Ukip

    Irish Examiner - Sunday 19th May, 2013

    The UK Independence Party surge has continued with two opinion polls giving the party record levels of support.An Opinium poll put Nigel Farage's party on 20%, while a ComRes survey put them on 19%.The ComRes poll for the Sunday Mirror and Independent on Sunday found support for Nigel Farage's party was up 4% since the last survey a month ago, with Labour down three points to 35%, the ...

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