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British soldier murdered in London terrorist attack A police forensics officer investigates the scene after a man was murdered in Woolich, London this afternoon. Photograph: Reuters

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Sergio Garcia emerges from a meeting in the rules office with George O’Grady, chief executive of the European Tour (left) and Tim Finchem, PGA Tour Commissioner (right) at Wentworth today. Photograph: Andrew Redington/Getty Images Rory McIlroy and Sergio Garcia a little tongue-tied at Wentworth

Spaniard claims he will not face Tour sanction after apologising for Tiger Woods remark, Irishman admits ‘something’s up’ with management

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Ryan Gosling in Only God Forgives, his second successful collaboration with director Nicolas Winding Refn after 2011’s Drive Only God Forgives, first look: brutal, terrifying, fabulous

Only God Forgives is not as accessible as Drive, but is a step above

A slow-acting, addictive, dangerous drug: 200 years of Wagner

He was an opportunistic ego-maniac and his legacy was sullied by Nazism, but after two centuries, Richard Wagner’s music has lost none of its power and fury

The Irish Martians launching a surprise Cannes invasion

Cannes has seen many sights, but few rarer than an Irish sci-fi film that is set on the red planet

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Half of property market professionals and experts surveyed say residential proprty prices will fall in 2013. Photo: Alan Betson Experts believe property prices will fall in 2013

Over three years most experts expect prices to recover modestly

Banking system remains greatest risk to economy

Rising number of bad loans is one of the main challenges says Central Bank Report

Aer Arann, which operates the Aer Lingus Regional flights, is planning to create 50 new jobs and invest €144 million in eight new aircraft. Aer Arann to create 50 new jobs

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A Wicklow beach to call your own for €1.6m

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Henry and Emma Dent Cullen listen to animal behaviouralist Carol Costello at a puppy party at Ark Veterinary Care, Dún Laoghaire. Photograph Brenda Fitzsimons Puppy parties with a purpose

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