Irish Independent - 2020-08-12

• €240k travel expenses for senators during lockdown
• Chosen one: Biden picks Harris as his running mate
• ‘Harry wanted to get out. Meghan opened the door’ New biography lifts lid on split in British royal family
• Workers not required to tell boss if they have Covid
• The women who are in a love skate relationsh­ip
• GAA: McGrath has his mojo back as he enjoys calm before the storm
• Minister fails exam on schools reopening
• Israel government on edge of collapse in budget row
• Fears grow for safety of Belarus opposition leader
• Profits at retailer Harvey Norman’s Irish arm soar five-fold to €5.8m in 2019
• Seanad remains little more than a drain on taxes
• Farm concerns as damning report claims funding issues threaten access to Fair Deal
• New bill seeks to ban co-living in ‘shoebox’ conditions
• Calls for SF to clarify sentiments relating to HongKong
• Factory staff walk out after workers brought in from another plant
• Colour-coded system to help plot a path through stages of pandemic
• Ward shut after Covid outbreak in Naas hospital
• Auckland shut down as fresh outbreak traced to just one household
• More local lockdowns to come and virus now hitting the young: what we’ve learned this week
• Creche with five cases temporaril­y shuts amid concern over test delays
• Don’t kiss during sex in Covid era, urges health charity trust
• Russia approves first Covid-19 vaccine despite safety concerns from scientists
• Leaving Cert student leaders say lessons must be learned from Scottish mistakes
• Quarter of all parents facing debts as their children return to school
• Free parking for health workers is ‘not sustainabl­e’
• Des disappoint­ed as his son’s big day in September is postponed
• Tributes paid to ‘amazing’ Mark (10) whose remarkable courage inspired everyone
• Calls for regular prison searches after actor death
• Turner’s historical drama ‘Leonardo’ has coronaviru­s precaution­s down to a fine art
• Facebook faltered on offensive posts during lockdown
• TV licence dodgers are courting woe
• Lebanon’s leader ‘warned about explosives weeks before huge blast’
• A wild and wandering Atlantic adventure will be sure to set my artistic senses ablaze
• Raggi hopes to steal a march in Rome mayoral race
• WARINESS NOT WEARINESS, NOW NEEDED FOR LONG HAUL
• Why I’ll be delighted to see the back of Fair Deal scheme
• PRs spin out: Drury top brass buy agency from Omnicom
• Top civil servant warned that €2,500 Covid grants were ‘derisory’
• Fineos acquires Limelight for €75m and taps market for cash
• IDA hunts for strategic FDI landbanks near Cork city
• Queallys’ Arrow Group saw profits slump to €13m in 2019
• Shares in Aryzta rise as trading update shows revenue bump
• AIB chief regrets Covid-19 mortgage refusals
• Court approves CityJet rescue scheme
• Stripe says hiring GM finance chief not indicator for IPO
• Cairn Homes records profit of €5.6m despite ‘headwinds’
• Amryt Pharma to cancel its Dublin stock listing in favour of Nasdaq market
• Waste not, want not: What do you do with a bounty of food?
• Intimate matters: Why sex in the pandemic is getting authoritie­s hot under the collar
• Your Stars
• Two-In-One CRYPTIC CLUES
• Twinplex CRYPTIC CLUES
• Toyota says new Yaris is the world’s safest compact car
• Surge in sign-ups to pay for new EV charging
• SATELLITE
• In-form Lee to make sacrifices for Romanised
• We’re relying on honesty and integrity of athletes – Adams
• I’m like a fat Maradona, claims O’Sullivan after comeback win
• McGrath has his mojo back as he enjoys calm before the storm
• Children’s coaches fuelling race to elitism that is causing high rate of drop-outs – Dublin coach Smith
• Dinanga rides to Cork’s rescue
• Fate of Aberdeen and Celtic shows why LOI must remain vigilant
• Dull Dundalk edge past battling Blues
• World Rugby role seems made for Schmidt if he can park his competitiv­e edge
• Club banned for 48 weeks over upaid €750 fine
• SEVILLA’S LATE SHOUT:
• Lennon fury over Celtic star’s ‘baffling’ Spanish trip
• Laois consider not playing county league games to make time for clubs
• SQUANDERIN­G OPEN (DRAW) GOAL WILL COME BACK TO HAUNT GAA TOP BRASS
• HENDERSON INJURY FURTHER DEPLETES FARRELL’S LOCK STOCK
• NO SECOND CHANCE IN CHAMPIONS LEAGUE’S UNIQUE FINALE

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