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Conservative Cons 368
Labour Lab 191
Liberal Democrats LD 13
Scottish National Party SNP 55
Plaid Cymru PC 3
Green Party GP 1
Others OTH 19
UK prime minister Boris Johnson leaves the polling station after casting his vote. Photograph: Vickie Flores/EPA. Live UK Election 2019: Exit poll predicts large majority for Boris Johnson
Britain’s prime minister Boris Johnson and his dog Dilyn (right), and Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn, are are seen as they attend polling stations to vote. Photograph: Tolga Akmen and Daniel Leal-Olivas/AFP UK election 2019 exit poll: Decisive Conservative Party win predicted
Labour Party leader Jeremy Corbyn during an election campaign event in Dinnington, near Sheffield, on the final day of campaigning on Wednesday. Photograph: Oli Scarff/AFP via Getty Images UK election night: What to watch for and when
Democratic Unionist Party deputy leader Nigel Dodds, pictured with party leader Arlene Foster, has been embroiled in a bitter and brutal battle with Sinn Féin’s John Finucane in North Antrim. Photograph: Paul Faith/AFP via Getty Images How Northern Ireland will vote: Election 2019 predictions
Church of Scientology worker convicted over threatening behaviour The Church of Scientology’s community centre in Firhouse, Tallaght, Dublin 24. Photograph: Cyril Byrne/The Irish Times.

Nathan Moore (22) sentenced to 90 days in prison for making abusive calls to Fiona O’Leary

Business case for €850,000 Oireachtas printer ‘sound’, PAC told The Komori printer purchased for the Houses of the Oireachtas was too big for its designated room so remedial works had to take place. Photograph: RTÉ News.

Dáil Clerk pursuing financial contribution from manufacturer with €2m spend forecast

Former Ryanair executive clashed with O’Leary over pilot discipline Former Ryanair chief operating officer Peter Bellew: The airline is suing him to prevent him joining Easyjet. Photograph: Collins Courts

Court told that meetings to tackle pilot absenteeism sometimes had ‘bad outcomes’

What Irish house prices say about the regional economic divide The ESRI does not believe prices are vulnerbale to a crash – or at least finds that they are not overvalued in terms of the current state of the economy. Photograph: iStock

Smart Money: New research also shows how affordability differs for first-buyers around country

The Funeral Director: An exquisite, profound portrait of a profession ‘We’d be surrounded by death every week,’ says funeral director David McGowan. ‘It’s normal’

Watching this disarming documentary, you find yourself considering your own mortality

Thatcher’s Spy: MI5’s man in Sinn Féin looks back over his shouldrer Willie Carlin’s observations, particularly on key figures such as Mitchel McLaughlin, right, whom he rates as a supreme political and electoral strategist, and Martin McGuinness are razor sharp and intimate. Photograph: Eric Luke

While it cannot escape its own agenda, Carlin’s story conveys a sense of tragedy and betrayal

Two Dublin creches ordered to close over serious safety failures Tusla chief executive Bernard Gloster said decisions to close childcare facilities were taken only after careful consideration and a lengthy process. Photograph: Tom Honan

Bubbles Too crèche in Swords and Annie’s Playschool in Lucan will close in January

Dessie Farrell brings something different to Dublin hotseat Dessie Farrell has been named as the new Dublin manager. Photograph: Eric Luke/The Irish Times

Compared to his predecessors Farrell has a track record of having to handle adversity

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‘Well patients’ billed €1,600 in effort to move them on from hospitals Some 107 new beds promised by Minister for Health Simon Harris earlier this week will not become available until mid-January, said HSE officials.

Health body says 705 delayed transfer of care cases recorded in facilities last week

Wintry conditions with frost and ice forecast for weekend File image of sleet in Dublin city centre. File photograph: Bryan O’Brien/The Irish Times

Met Éireann issues wind warning and says temperatures will drop below zero in coming days

Driver jailed for eight months over death of boy in hit and run Paul Henry pictured outside court holding a framed photo of his son Lee (13) who was killed in the hit and run. Photograph: Collins Courts

Court told Dean Shelley driving without motor tax and over speed limit when he hit Lee Henry

Mental health: we’re failing our young people Levels of anxiety and depression among adolescents are higher now than they were during the recession. Photograph: iStock

With levels of anxiety and depression increasing among adolescents, we should be as exercised about mental-health services for the young as we are about people on hospital trollies

Is the Government’s Stem education policy working? Forty three per cent of all higher-level Stem sittings are by female students, an increase of two percentage points in the past five years. Photograph: iStock
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While more students are taking science subjects for Leaving Cert, a substantial increase in the number of Stem graduates is needed to fill skills shortages

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