After historic closure, first shows are free for essential workers. Many Irish voters think Varadkar and his party handled Brexit well, securing guarantees that people and goods will continue to flow freely between Ireland and the north. Associated Press Ireland faces political earthquake as Sinn Fein poised for major gains in election Published: Feb. 9, 2020 at 4:20 p.m. Sign up now!Daily Beast Membership: Beast Inside goes deeper on the stories that matter to you. DUBLIN (AP) — Ireland braced for weeks of political uncertainty Monday after an earth-shaking election that saw the Irish Republican Army-linked party Sinn Fein — long shunned by its bigger rivals — take the largest share of votes. With more than three-quarters of the seats in parliament filled, Sinn Fein had taken 37, Fine Gael 29 and Fianna Fail 27. Researchers say elevated levels of COVID-19 in sewage water not cause for concern. “That will be just as important to him right now.”Harry and Meghan posted a short message on their Archewell website paying tribute to Philip Friday. “This vote for Sinn Fein is for Sinn Fein to be in government, for Sinn Fein to make a difference, for Sinn Fein to be tested, for Sinn Fein to deliver,” party leader Mary Lou McDonald said. In a surge that upended Ireland’s traditional two-party system, the left-wing nationalist party beat both Fianna Fail and Fine Gael, the centrist parties that have governed Ireland since it won independence from Britain a century ago. “We want to talk to anyone who is interested in delivering a program for government, that is about getting to grips with the housing crisis and solving it, getting to grips with the crisis in health and giving families and workers a break and giving a new lease of life to government,” she said. DUBLIN (AP) — Ireland braced for weeks of political uncertainty Monday after an earth-shaking election that saw the Irish Republican Army-linked party Sinn Fein — long shunned by its bi… Become a member to get it in your inbox on Sunday.As viewers of The Crown saw, Philip was in many ways a traditional man of his times; however, he was in a marriage which defined him as number two, an adjunct.He was conflicted by his official status as the junior partner within the marriage; while he was immensely proud of his wife and the monarchy, and calmly accepted, for example, that he would always be required to literally walk “two steps behind” his wife, he was resentful at other perceived indignities inevitably foisted on him by his wife’s status.He railed, for example, when it was decreed by the government that his children’s last name would be “Windsor” and that he was “the only man in the country not allowed to give his name to his own children.”The queen compensated these emasculating wounds to Philip’s pride by allowing Philip to be “the dominant force in the family” as the writer and former courtier Graham Turner put it.This dynamic hardened after the queen ascended unexpectedly early to the throne in 1952 at the age of 26; her official duties meant she was able to find very little time for her children. No party is likely to reach the 80 seats needed for a majority, making some form of coalition inevitable. It also doesn’t mean 95% of people are protected from the disease. In Chauvin trial, expert bolsters earlier testimony that lack of oxygen killed Floyd, not drugs. Varadkar said Fine Gael’s stance was unchanged. Speaking in advance of the Duke of Edinburgh’s death at the age of 99, the Princess Royal told of his immeasurable influence, both on those immediately around him and on Britain at large. After a canceled season in 2020 — the first in 98 years — the Bowl will reopen with free shows for healthcare, grocery and other essential workers. Sinn Fein's likely ambition to reunify Ireland, and the possible societal, political and economic ramifications of that could be a risk to the country's economy, according to an economist. Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip at Balmoral, Scotland, 1972. Britain mourns Prince Philip as leaders honor his service to queen and country, Britons pay tribute to Prince Philip, with the BBC cutting away from its regular programming to broadcast the national anthem, ‘God Save the Queen.’, This doctor escaped Cambodia’s killing fields, but she couldn’t survive COVID-19. The outcome of those talks was crucial to Ireland, the only EU country to share a land border with the U.K. But Brexit featured little in an election campaign dominated by domestic problems. The party's struggle for a united Ireland was on the back burner during the election, but the party is calling for a referendum on reunification within five years. If Harry does return to the U.K., he would be expected to quarantine for five days after arrival before taking a COVID test.He is understood to have been largely isolating at home in recent weeks in case he needed to head home at short notice. We're way more productive and much happier as a result. “I listen to the people. LaPierre’s testimony revealed him to be an embattled executive defending his leadership and punching back against what he characterized as a political attack by New York Attorney General Letitia James. He also loathed his unconventional post-divorce living arrangements, which saw him continue to share a home with ex-wife Sarah Ferguson, who he hated with a passion.Philip and Edward were never believed to be close. Ireland’s political parties were scrambling to adjust to a new reality Monday, after an earth-shaking election that saw the left-wing nationalist party Sinn Fein win the biggest share of votes. The IRA was responsible for murders, bombings and other violence for decades during decades of violence known as the “Troubles” in Northern Ireland. "I say what I mean and I mean what I say," he said Monday. I respect the decision of the people,” he told Irish broadcaster RTE. It is classic populism.”. With no party set to reach the 80 seats needed for a majority, some form of coalition appears inevitable. Sinn Fein used to be the political wing of the Irish Republican Army, which fought for Irish unity during the decades-long sectarian conflict known as the Troubles. The left-wing nationalist Sinn Féin is likely to form part of the next government for … In many ways I think Anne is the son he wishes he’d had.”Undoubtedly, Philip was not as tough on Edward and Andrew as he was on the boy who would be king, and neither of them have ever complained publicly about his child-rearing.Society journalist Sue Arnold told Vanity Fair, “Andrew’s romantic escapades, together with some much-publicized midshipman japes, earned him the reputation of Royal Lout-About-Town, a label that saddened his mother and annoyed his father. Sinn Fein already sits in government in Northern Ireland as part of a power-sharing arrangement created by the peace process. The Kremlin said Friday it fears a resumption of full-scale fighting in eastern Ukraine and could take steps to protect Russian civilians there, a stark warning that comes amid a Russian troop build-up along the border. Sinn Fein, received 24.5% of the first-preference votes, besting the two long-dominant parties. Vote counting resumed Monday to fill all the seats in the 160-seat Dail, the lower house of Ireland’s parliament. She also learned horse-drawn carriage driving, with Philip, who continued carriage driving until his 98th year (when COVID, not old age, put a stop to it) as her tutor.But Philip absolutely believed, with every fiber of his being, that being a royal meant sublimating one’s own desires and wishes to the sacred task of doing one’s duty to the institution. Sinn Fein already sits in government in Northern Ireland as part of a power-sharing arrangement created by the peace process. Slovakia's drug agency said roughly 80% of Sputnik V's safety and effectiveness data was missing. I respect the decision of the people,” he told Irish broadcaster RTE. Britain’s Prince Philip passed away peacefully at age 99 at Windsor Castle. Supporters of Sinn Fein point out that it has been more than 20 years since Northern Ireland’s 1998 peace agreement and 15 years since the IRA announced the end of its violent campaign. Chris Jackson/Getty ImagesFriends of Prince Harry and the royal family have always spoken of the warmth of his relationship with his grandfather, and today a source told The Daily Beast it was unimaginable that he would not make it back from America to attend the funeral of his 99-year-old grandfather who died Friday morning.One friend of the family told The Daily Beast that they thought there was “no way” Harry would not be at the funeral, despite the rupture between Harry, Meghan and the rest of the royals.“Harry will want to be there not just for Philip but also for his grandmother,” the friend said. Amid the pandemic, she treated farmworkers and the poor, until the virus caught up with her. Part of a series of photographs taken for use during the Silver Wedding Celebrations in 1972. Sinn Fein already sits in government in Northern Ireland as part of a power-sharing arrangement created by the peace process. A forensic pathologist says George Floyd died from a lack of oxygen that damaged his brain and caused his heart to stop, bolstering prior testimony. Fianna Fail received 22.2% of the votes and Fine Gael, the party of incumbent Prime Minister Leo Varadkar, got 20.9%. Sinn Fein leader Mary Lou McDonald, center, and supporters celebrate election results in Dublin on Sunday. The statement by Russian President Vladimir Putin’s spokesman, Dmitry Peskov, reflected the Kremlin’s determination to prevent Ukraine from using force to try to retake control over separatist-controlled territory in eastern Ukraine. Philip rarely showed what might be called a soft side, at least in public—but he was absolutely dedicated to his wife in supporting her role as queen.Although she remained devoted to him throughout their long and sometimes turbulent marriage, finding a role that would fulfill him within the marriage presented Philip with a major challenge.If you love The Daily Beast’s royal coverage, then we hope you’ll enjoy The Royalist, a members-only series for Beast Inside. Charles is far too sensitive.” "HM The Queen, HRH The Duke of Edinburgh, HRH The Prince of Wales, HRH The Prince Andrew, HRH The Prince Edward and HRH The Princess Anne at Balmoral Castle, Scotland during the Royal Family's annual summer holiday, 22nd August 1972. Hollywood Bowl is back. Prince Philip, Queen Elizabeth II’s husband, whose died Friday, was the longest serving royal consort in British history.
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