Approximately 7.9 million UK homes are currently under-insulated, but 70 per cent of these could easily be improved with standard loft insulation, it says. Once installed, loft insulation should pay for itself several times over during its 40-year lifetime. If a home has no loft insulation, then installing 270mm of new insulation could save £250 a year on your energy bills. You can buy a 100mm roll of loft insulation for about £23, and 170mm rolls from Wickes or B&Q cost from £24. Bean-Gordon advises me to apply the insulation tape as tightly as possible into the frames.

The DUP is refusing to re-enter a devolved government in Northern Ireland until unionist concerns are addressed. On Tuesday, Northern Ireland Secretary Chris Heaton-Harris indicated the talks with Sir Jeffrey Donaldson’s party were in their “final, final stages”. “Government satisfaction with the limited progress the Windsor Framework has made should not act as a block to seeking further progress to fully deliver our 2019 manifesto commitment and the promises made to Northern Ireland,” Dame Priti said. “No business should face a barrier or restriction to trade between Great Britain and Northern Ireland and more work is needed to achieve this outcome. “Technology, common sense and a dose of good faith should be at the forefront of the solutions needed to remove these barriers and put an end to the tentacles of EU control over Northern Ireland.

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Roscommon County Council has refused a planning application to erect 65 houses at Lisnamult, Roscommon. The refusal further outlined that it has not been demonstrated that the additional traffic movements arising from the proposed development would not adversely affect the capacity, safety or operational efficiency of the national road network. The proposed development would, therefore, be contrary to the proper planning and sustainable development of the area. The proposed development, if permitted, would adversely impact on the residential amenity of future residents and the residents of existing Abbeyville housing development. The proposed development would therefore set an undesirable precedent for similar types of development and would be contrary to the proper planning and sustainable development of the area.

Tanaiste Micheal Martin said fiscal challenges for Northern Ireland are growing and a restored Assembly is needed to tackle them. The DUP has been blocking powersharing at Stormont for more than a year and a half in protest at the internal UK trade barriers created by Brexit’s Northern Ireland Protocol. The powersharing institutions in Northern Ireland cannot function without the involvement of the largest unionist party. I could go further and say we are in the final, final stages of this. He said: “I think the people of Northern Ireland deserve that.

Eimear DoddThe second complainant has told the trial of a man accused of sexually assaulting six young men there was “no prelude or context” to the alleged incident. The complainant told Anne-Marie Lawlor SC, prosecuting, on Tuesday that he turned 18 in 1991 and started college that September. He said he knew of the accused man from his home town, but only got to know him better after starting college in Dublin. He noted that he had conversations with several friends, including the one who was sharing a house with the accused man. He said he accepted what his friend told gardaí, but could not recall if he said those details.

Such stories are the bread and butter of The Daily Mail. This is because all arrivals in small boats are considered illegal, and those who orchestrate these arrivals are guilty of trafficking. The Daily Mail had to publish a front-page correction and internally issued disciplinary notes to senior staff. Overall, The Daily Mail articles that claim small boat migrants are terrorists risk crying wolf. The implicit notion is that these small boats are filled with barbarians seeking to destroy Britain.

It noted the “discreet platform technology includes a breathable membrane which can be tailored to deliver individual drugs to patients”. Archangels added: “Inhalable medicines are already widely used to treat conditions such as asthma, epilepsy, allergies and Parkinson’s but, to date, delivery options have been limited due to user accessibility, cost, performance and impact on the environment. 1nhaler has developed a way of enabling many different dry powder drugs to be readily delivered in a sustainable, low-cost delivery device.”1nhaler, based in Edinburgh, was founded by Don Smith and Lisa McMyn in 2017. “Securing funding from Archangels is invaluable for the next steps in the 1nhaler’s development. “We’re proud to add 1nhaler to our portfolio of Scotland’s leading life sciences and technology businesses and look forward to working with them to increase the availability of life-saving drugs affordably and sustainably.”

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Grace Dent says her ‘heart is broken’ as she exits I’m A Celebrity earlyBy Naomi Clarke, PA Entertainment ReporterRestaurant critic Grace Dent has told her fellow campmates that her “heart is broken” as she left I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here! The MasterChef star (50) was pictured at Brisbane Airport hours after ITV announced on Monday morning that she was exiting the reality show early. “My heart is broken, I have loved and enjoyed getting to know you all. Your friend, Miss Grace Dent.”The campmates shared messages of support, with a tearful Danielle Harold shouting “Love you Grace” and praising her for doing “really well”. Harold told Gibson she was “so proud” of her while Gibson said: “Danielle is a golden nugget in life.

The Daily Mail U.K., a well-known British tabloid, has recently encountered criticism for its headline choice in a recent article. The headline featuring BLACKPINK caught the attention of fans due to the provocative content that delves into the dark side of K-pop. In the article titled, "You'd probably never heard of Korean K-Pop sensations Blackpink before the King honoured them. Additionally, many pointed out that the article was skewed to highlight the aspects of K-pop training only in a negative light without proper research. These angered fans took to social media to respond to the article, stating:

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The Daily Mail has published an apology to Chris Packham and a correction for its inaccurate reporting of Chris’s libel win against Fieldsports Channel Ltd and one of its journalists, Andrew (Ben) O’Rourke. However, the following day the Daily Mail published an inaccurate article that suggested Chris had sued the wrong company and ‘may not see a penny’ of the damages/costs from Fieldsports Channel Ltd. The Daily Mail published its correction and apology in yesterday’s print edition, as follows:An article on November 7 said that, despite his successful libel action against Fieldsports Channel Ltd (FCL), Chris Packham ‘may not see a penny’ because he had sued the wrong company. In fact, FCL admitted responsibility in court and the first of three compensation payments has already been made. We apologise for suggesting otherwise.

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Funeral Mass on Wednesday (29th November) at 10am in the Church of the Miraculous Medal, Clonskeagh (Bird Avenue) followed by burial at Shanganagh Cemetery. Kathleen Padden (née Murtagh), Celtic Avenue, Roscommon Town, Roscommon / Castlerea, Roscommon / Ballina, MayoKathleen Padden (née Murtagh), Celtic Avenue, Roscommon and formerly Killasser, Ballina and Castlerea. Funeral Mass on Wednesday 29th November in St Mary’s Church, Lanesboro at 11am followed by cremation at Lakeland’s Crematorium, Cavan (H12 RF78). Please note, the funeral Mass will be broadcast and can be viewed live on Tuesday at 11 o’c by clicking Smyth’s Channel 1. Funeral Mass will be held in St. Mary’s Church, Kilbegnet, (F42 Y289) on Tuesday 28th at 11.30am with burial afterwards to Kilbegnet Cemetery.