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The British government has shared some papers with the European Union outlining proposals for a new Brexit deal.
It comes as the Chancellor Sajid Javid is in Dublin to meet Paschal Donohoe.
Our Political Correspondent Seán Defoe reports:
It's now easier for Irish businesses looking to sell to Walmart and Target to get a foot-in-the-door and There's been an unexpected drop in retail sales in the UK in August
Here's Kfm's Trevor Keegan.
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says he should have known better, after a photo surfaced showing him wearing brownface.
His campaign for national elections has been hit by the publication of the yearbook photo showing him wearing a turban and robe.
Listen back to Kildare Focus with Ciara Noble where she speaks to General Manager of Jobs.ie, Chistoper Page, journalist and author Peter Gunning, Vet Tim Kirby and John O'Brian, Chairperson of the Irish Cigarette Machine
Listen back to hour one of Kildare Today with Ciara Plunkett where she speaks to Solictor Fred Logue, Cllr Aoife Breslin, Marian Quinn, Chairperson of the Association of Childhood Professionals, and Jason Palmer of
Hewlett Packard Enterprise to appoint a new managing director for Ireland
and
BA pilots call off a strike due to take place next week.
Kfm's Trish Laverty reports:
A lawyer arguing against Boris Johnson's suspension of the Parliament has told the UK Supreme Court the measure is to stop MPs holding the Government to account.
It's something the British Prime Minister denies.
Former Wales rugby captain Gareth Thomas says he never would have revealed his HIV diagnosis if he wasn't blackmailed.
The Rugby legend went public with his story on Saturday - before completing a 225 kilometre triathlon to break the stigma around the condition.
The Justice Minister says the abduction of a Quinn Director in Fermanagh last night is a "most sinister and vicious attack".
Airbus increases its demand forecast
and
Facebook are to reveal it's oversight panel members by the end of the year.
Kfm's Brendan O'Loughlin reports:
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