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US immigration policy's facing further criticism, as images emerge of a drowned man and his young daughter in a river on the border with Mexico.
His wife had reportedly waited for him to come back for her.
Global cocaine production hit an all time high in 2017.
The UN Drugs and Crime Agency says that it broke the previous year's record by 25 percent.
The increase in production "was mainly driven by increases in cocaine manufacture in Colombia", according to the report.
Tory leadership hopeful Jeremy Hunt has warned leaving the EU without a deal by the end of October would trigger a general election.
He's called it a "fake deadline", which he says could hand power to Labour.
The man who carried out a probe into Russian meddling in the US election has agreed to testify publically.
Robert Mueller had been hesitant to speak to politicians in an open session since releasing his report.
Ireland is now the most expensive country in the EU to run a house.
A new consumer price index from Eurostat shows we are top of 28 member States for house costs, rental, water, gas, electricity and maintenance.
It's claimed a new urine test could revolutionise the treatment of prostate cancer.
Researchers in Norwich say it can pick up how aggressive the disease is in a patient, and may prevent unnecessary biopsies.
It's hoped a new app, Bright Sky Ireland, can lead to more convictions for domestic abuse.
and
Ready-meal maker Kerry Foods is to close its factory in Burton-on-Trent in the UK
Here is Kfm's Laura Donnelly:
The government's Summer Economic Statement will spell out plans for a no-deal Brexit.
Finance Minister Paschal Donohoe will give an insight into the two possible budget plans he's preparing this afternoon.
Former British Prime Minister Gordon Brown says a no-deal Brexit would be an act of "economic self-harm".
The former Labour leader's intervention came as Boris Johnson said the UK must leave the EU by October the 31st, and ruled out another extension.
Europe is set for record breaking June temperatures - with increasingly warm weather here this week.
Met Eireann's warning of very warm and humid conditions - reaching 24 degrees tomorrow and up to 27 degrees on Thursday and Friday.
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