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Jonathan Gill challenges extradition to Northern Ireland to face Robbie Lawlor murder charge
Court hears Gill has provided no evidence to support a claim that a risk of unfair trial exists
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Court hears Gill has provided no evidence to support a claim that a risk of unfair trial exists
Homemade wills, including for estates valued at as much as โฌ3-โฌ4 million, โcan cause chaosโ says solicitor
The wearables market has rapidly expanded beyond the smart watch and fitness tracker, but the boom in the likes of smart glasses and AI pins brings a range of new challenges for consumers, writes Adam Maguire.
Pope Leo XIV has called for artificial intelligence to be "disarmed" and made "human-friendly" in a major text on the ethical challenges raised by the boom of the new technology.