The prime minister of the Republic of Ireland and his deputy took part in Remembrance Sunday services in Northern Ireland.
More than a dozen deputies took part in beating Moore, who had been arrested for threatening his girlfriend.
Culture Minister Ataollah Mohajerani and several other reformist deputies attacked parts of the bill, including the proposed ban on press challenges to the Constitution.
12.45pm: Candidates in the election for deputy speaker take part in a hustings.
In 2011 a 25-year-old former pupil, Niall Ó Donnghaile, got the job, and dismayed his Protestant deputy by making part of his maiden speech in Irish.
Tom Noonan has an invigorating cameo, and Rick Overton, good as Sam's hapless, overly sensitive deputy -- the part that Mr. Arquette used to play -- has the best scene in the picture.
A Hungarian mayor is putting his entire village up for rent to put it on the map and bring in some cash, even offering the deputy mayorship as part of the bargain.
Michael Steele, the committee's national chairman, said Monday he had replaced the committee's chief of staff, Ken McKay, with a deputy, Michael Leavitt, as part of an effort to regain control of expenditures of the committee.
Robert M. Bryant, a former F.B.I. deputy director, was part of a group of senior intelligence, law enforcement and Pentagon officials who last year proposed the creation of a separate counterintelligence and counterterrorism service within the bureau.
Prior to joining CfPS in 2006, she was a councillor for eight years in the London Borough of Hackney, where she was deputy mayor and part of the team responsible for the turnaround in how the council is run.
