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Family in M9 crash break silence and issue health update on hospitalised seven-year-old

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By Tom McGhie Verified
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The seven-year-old child hurt in the devastating crash on the M9 in Kildare has made a strong recovery and is now being looked after by family members. Sisters Ella, Niamh, and Alma Kinsella, all in their 20s and 30s, remain hospitalised, though it is understood that Alma's seven year old son has now been released.
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Royal family 'won't be there to clear up for Meghan and Harry' – 'give them enough rope'

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By Tom McGhie Verified
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Prince Harry and Meghan Markle will “be on their own” if the UK comeback backfires, a royal insider claims. The royal family – who are reportedly readying themselves for the PR ‘onslaught' from the Duke and Duchess of Sussex – are planning to “play the long game”. "Harry and Megan only see five to 10 minutes into the future. They play the here and now ," royal insider Rob Shuter said on The Nerve podcast . "The royals play not next week, but the next 10 or 20 years.
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Brits to be pummelled by heavy showers in hours - see full Met Office list

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By Tom McGhie Verified
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Just as Brits get a bank holiday weekend, the rain closes in – and that's certainly the case this time round (August 29 – 31). The showers are set to persist on Monday, with the Met Office revealing 107 areas set to be pummelled by rain. The wet conditions follow what is likely to be a soggy Sunday, according to the weather station. Today showers are set to turn heavy and thundery , which will impact festival goers all round the country.
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