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What I Learned From A Year Reporting On The Blood Contamination Scandal

One of the most horrifying aspects of the entire scandal is that it has remained an almost hidden issue and the general public don’t realise the full scale of injustice
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I'm The Cellist From The Royal Wedding – It Was A Joy To Perform The Music I Love For Millions

I became a part of history when I played at Harry and Meghan's wedding this year, but the audience didn't phase me
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In May, Strong, Defiant Women Changed Ireland Forever – But Our Fight's Not Done Yet

The deafening yes from the public meant it was all worth it: the sleepless nights, the missed meals, the abandoned family and friends, the cruelty and lack of empathy from those campaigning for a no, which we bore with a smile and carried on
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This Is The Last Christmas Before EU Citizens' Rights Fall Off The Cliff Edge – We Must Not Let Them

As the year comes to a close I am desperately trying to find some words of hope. But I am afraid this year the reality is that I really cannot find them anymore
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For Years, Grenfell Was Hiding In Plain Sight, But Now The World Is Watching And We Are Listening

As a reporter, I had never before witnessed anything like the Grenfell fire
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The Tragic Events Of June 3rd Taught Us At Borough Market The True Meaning Of Community

The Market isn't just a place of commerce; it is a real community
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You Can Find Love In The Strangest Of Places - Even When You Are Arsing About On Twitter

In 2017 I married the man I met on Twitter and went a tiny bit viral
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