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Irish Sea Airliner Crash – Almost 50 Years on the Mystery Remains

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The airliner tragedy this week provoked swift action by governments and the airline and within days grieving relatives of some sense of what unfolded in the last minutes of the Germanwings flight.

Paradoxically this week marked the anniversary of an equally inexplicable airliner tragedy over the Irish Sea.

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Renewed Focus on ‘Duke of Cornwall’

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Following the Supreme Court ruling that the correspondence of the Prince of Wales to government should be released Kernow branch of the Celtic League believe that the activities of his estate in Cornwall should also come under focus and they want people to get involved. This from Kernow branch Convenor Michael Chappell:

“The dodgy Duke and his dirty dealings!

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FCPNM Impact Assessment Response

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The Cornish Branch of the Celtic League is pursuing impact assessments relating to the Framework Convention for the Protection of National Minorities which was recently extended to Cornwall. This latest report from Michael Chappell Convenor CL Cornwall:

“The Kernow Branch has had a reply back from Cornwall Council which is below.

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Mann: Treasury Minister Gives 75 Year Olds a Financial Kicking

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There was understandable annoyance amongst some senior citizens on the Isle of Man about the government’s decision to phase out free TV licences for those over 75 years of age.

In this regard the Island will now uniquely discriminate against this pensioner group as in both the UK and Ireland free licences will be maintained.

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Nuclear Cops Again Make Headlines For All The Wrong Reasons

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A specialist UK police force which the Celtic League has unsuccessfully sought information about is once again in the news for all the wrong reasons.

The Civil Nuclear Constabulary is a ‘malicious’ body, that’s the claim of two serving female members of the force who last year successfully pursued a sex discrimination case against the force.

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Stormy Scenes as Activists Attack UKIP Intolerance Towards Welsh Language

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Welsh Language activists staged a protest this week when the UK Independence Party held a meeting in North Wales.

The Welsh language supporters accused the main speaker at the meeting of intolerance towards the Welsh language and also understandably criticised UKIP for holding a meeting in a predominantly Welsh speaking area of Wales without:

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Kernow: Hate Crime Recorded by Police

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Anger over alleged anti-Cornish press comments continues – this from Michael Chappell of Kernow Branch:

“Kernow Branch has Cornish hate crime committed by journalist recorded

Avon and Somerset Police have formally recorded a report received from the Kernow Branch of the Celtic League as a hate incident in the Force’s crime records under reference number 25522/15.

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Cold War Undersea Menace Returns to Haunt Fishermen

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Just two months after we speculated that increased tension between NATO and the Russian Federation could lead to deadly undersea activities which would pose a renewed threat to fishermen the first incident appears to have occurred.

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New Heritage Centre Celebrates Patagonia Links

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It is not often we have a CL News item that is of direct interest to our colleagues in the Patagonian branch of the Celtic League but the news of a £1 million pound lottery grant to aid the establishment of a tourist and heritage centre in Wales about the Patagonian settlers puts the most distant branch of the Celtic League centre stage.

The £1 million will be spent to create the centre at Eglwys Deiniol Sant, Llanuwchllyn, Gwynedd.

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Positive ECJ Judgement Could Prove Difficult for Irish Government and DPC

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The Irish government could find itself in the ‘hot seat’ if a case before the European Court of Justice (ECJ) finds in favour of the plaintiff.

An Austrian student, Max Schrems, took a complaint to the Irish High Court about the transfer of data by Facebook to the United States.