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Anderson, IN (46016)TodayThunderstorms in the morning, then variable clouds during the afternoon with still a chance of showers. Potential for severe thunderstorms. Winds SW at 15 to 25 mph. Chance of rain 100%..TonightCloudy skies early, followed by partial clearing. Winds WNW at 10 to 20 mph.

'Terrible traffic' in Derby suburb could get even worse if plans for 1,200 homes are approvedHundreds of new homes may be coming to Spondon - which is said to be already 'stretched'View Image Traffic in Spondon has been described as 'terrible' - but hundreds of more homes are planned (Image: Derbyshire Live)There are fears that “terrible” traffic in a Derby suburb could get worse with proposals for almost 1,200 new homes in the area. ‌Developer Bloor Homes has written to Derby City Council outlining its intention to build up to 240 homes on land off Locko Road, in Spondon. ‌It comes just days after Keepmoat Homes submitted plans to build up to 200 homes on the Spondon side of Acorn Way, near Derby Road. ‌In addition, 90 homes were approved at Royal Hill Road following a planning inquiry almost a year ago. ‌There have also been reports that the suburb is already hit with traffic problems, with congestion described as “terrible”.

Wolves 1 Liverpool 3Defender Andy Robertson was the unlikely architect of Liverpool's 3-1 FA Cup victory over Wolves which eased some of the pressure on head coach Arne Slot. Liverpool, who made four changes, were criticised for being slow in the first half in midweek and the players obviously got the message. Five minutes into the second half, Santiago Bueno stabbed a rare near-post shot wide but soon after Liverpool took the lead. Wolverhampton: Johnstone, Mosquera, Santiago Bueno, Toti Gomes (Rodrigo Gomes 75), Tchatchoua, Bellegarde, Joao Gomes, Mane, Hugo Bueno (Wolfe 88), Angel Gomes (Armstrong 61), Arokodare (Hwang 75). Liverpool: Alisson, Szoboszlai, Gomez, van Dijk (Konate 81), Robertson, Gravenberch, Mac Allister (Nyoni 82), Salah (Frimpong 69), Jones, Ngumoha (Wirtz 69), Gakpo (Morrison 86).

Campaigners have raised fears that parents and children who take part in Labour’s consultation on banning social media could have their information shared with big tech companies. The small print on the Government’s consultation states that participants may have their ‘personal data’ shared with Google and Meta - the very companies that campaigners want to see regulated. It comes as MPs are next week set to debate a social media ban for under-16s after the House of Lords backed an amendment to the Children’s Wellbeing and Schools Bill that would see this become law. ‘The Government now urgently needs to make clear that every parent and child who takes part in this consultation will not have their personal data shared with the very companies they want regulated. He said: ‘The discovery that not only parents’ but children's personal data may be shared with Meta and Google, without their explicit consent or knowledge, is extremely concerning.

Two TDs raised issues of public and constitutional importance in their unsuccessful legal challenge to the attendance of “super junior” ministers at Government meetings, and should be awarded half of their legal costs incurred in the actions, the High Court has ruled. Accordingly, High Court president Judge David Barniville, ruling with Judge Siobhán Phelan and Judge Conleth Bradley, said the State should pay 50% of the TDs’ legal costs incurred in their cases. The deputies brought separate but similar challenges arguing Article 28 of Bunreacht na hÉireann limits the number of Government members to 15 and that the attendance of super junior ministers at Cabinet meetings goes against this. In December, the court held that no provision of the Constitution is breached by the attendance and participation of the junior ministers at Cabinet meetings. Ministers of State attending Cabinet — or super junior ministers — are appointed by the Government on the nomination of the Taoiseach.

7 Pearse Street, Athlone, is currently on the market. Property: A prime investment or redevelopment opportunity in the heart of AthloneAt the epicentre of one of Ireland’s most historic and rapidly evolving regional towns sits a landmark property of exceptional commercial and redevelopment potential. Oates Auctioneers is pleased to present 7 Pearse Street; a former regional bank headquarters set on a substantial 0.37-acre freehold site in the vibrant heart of Athlone. Located where the River Shannon bisects the country, the town combines historical character with modern amenities and growth potential. With its robust size, flexible layout and enviable setting, 7 Pearse Street represents a rare opportunity for those looking to make a lasting investment in Athlone’s dynamic property landscape.

The Mexican food chain is preparing to open a branch in Athlone. Burrito shop gets green light for Athlone branchBy Rebekah O'ReillyBurrito chain Namo has received planning approval for a new eatery in Athlone. The planning approval also includes changes to the shopfront, new signage, and all associated site development works, subject to conditions on signage, shutters, and window displays. Permission was granted subject to conditions which also included a revised shopfront design at the unit, which faces onto Mardyke Street. Only fascia signage, with no neon or internal lighting, is being permitted, and any shutters must be lattice-style and positioned behind the windows.

Laura Dolan with her silver medal at the National Indoor Championships. Silver for Ferbane AC’s Laura at National ChampionshipsFerbane AC's Laura Dolan won a silver medal in the 123.ie National Senior Indoor Championships last weekend. Competing in the Senior Women’s Weight for Distance (28lbs) event, Laura's third throw, a staggering 6.46 metres, took second place and into the national roll of honour. “For many years now Laura has been excelling at a county, provincial and national level and the club is truly proud of her efforts. The championships were held at the National Indoor Arena on the Sport Ireland Campus in Abbotstown, Dublin.

Photograph: Getty ImagesUS president Donald Trump called for Iran’s “unconditional surrender” on Friday, a dramatic escalation of his demands a week into the war the US has launched alongside Israel. Iranian attacks ⁠have killed 11 ​people in Israel. Ghanaian soldiers are deployed ‌as part of the ​UN Interim Force in Lebanon (Unifil) mission of which Ireland is also a part. Irish troops and bases were not targeted or hit in the missile attack, the Defence Forces said in a statement. Photograph: AFP/GettyA Unifil spokesman said “amidst heavy firing”, three peacekeepers were injured inside their base in Al Qawzah, southwestern Lebanon.

St Patrick's Athletic players celebrate after Ryan Edmondson scored his and their second goal against Shelbourne at Tolka Park in Dublin. Photo by Sam Barnes/SportsfileThere’s four games up for decision this Friday with a derby clash at Tolka Park between Shels and Pat’s and a meeting between last season’s top two at Tallaght. League leaders Bohs are down in Waterford while Dundalk travel to Galway in the last game. Follow all the action as it happens in our liveblog below.

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Huge numbers of women who work outside the home are unaware of the tax benefits to be gained from investing in a pension, research has found. Some 65pc of working women don’t know the tax benefits available under a private pension. People who put money into a pension get income tax relief on the contributions at their highest marginal rate, which is up to 40pc. This means that if someone is on the 40pc income tax rate, every €100 contribution only costs them €60. Awareness of retirement income products such as Approved Retirement Funds (ARFs) and annuities is also lower among women.

Business owners, entrepreneurs, performers and politicians have all been honoured in the new “Mother Glasgow” collection. Long-time charity worker Kuldip Kaur Kohli, the mother of Still Game star Sanjeev Kohli, is among those featured in the Mother Glasgow project. A portrait of nine-year-old Ukrainian schoolgirl Polina Hryshchenko is part of the Mother Glasgow project created by artist Gerard Burns. I simply allowed life to bring these women to me, and it really has.”Scottish Ballet dancer Claire Souet is featured in artist Gerard Burns' Mother Glasgow project. Pakistan-born artist Syeda Sadaf Anwar is among those featured in the Mother Glasgow project.

Ireland keep Six Nations title hopes alive with hard-fought win over WalesBy Edward Elliot, Press Association, DublinIreland kept alive their slim hopes of reclaiming the Guinness Six Nations title by battling to a 27-17 bonus-point victory against winless Wales at the Aviva in Dublin. Although Ireland remain in contention for championship glory, table-topping France will retain the title with a round to spare by beating Scotland with a bonus point at Murrayfield on Saturday. Jack Crowley touches down for Wales’ second try (Damien Eagers/PA). Wales grew into the game and were unfortunate not to edge ahead when Carre was held up over the line by McCloskey. Ireland back-rower Conan made up for his earlier frustration by burrowing over four minutes into the second half.