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Metro howler caps off a shameful week of Northern Ireland coverage in British press
After calls for calm, violence again flared up on the streets of west Belfast last night amid rising tensions in the area.
‘This was always going to happen’: LBC caller laments Brexit impact on Northern Ireland
"I've grown up not knowing what the generation before me knew. Which was guns being pointed at you, bombs going off during school assemblies.”
Police called to Harry and Meghan’s home nine times in as many months
The data, obtained under Freedom of Information laws, was released after the couple shared their security fears.
Sister of man who died after vaccine blood clot urges Brits to get jabbed
Solicitor Neil Astles, 59, died on Sunday after getting the AstraZeneca vaccine on 17 March, his sister, Alison, said.
‘You are strangely animated for a BBC presenter’: George Galloway interview descends into chaos
"Are you allowed to lose your rag like that?" he asked host Martin Geissler.
Mothers tell of ‘hardest calls’ after sons stabbed to death
The women spoke out as part of a campaign to urge Londoners to speak up about knife crime.
Police confirm body found in Epping Forest lake is Richard Okorogheye
Following a post-mortem examination on Wednesday, police said the body has been confirmed as that of Okorogheye.
Laurence Fox gets the Accidental Partridge treatment as he launches election campaign
“I may as well say this now, Sue Cook has pulled out...”
Left-wing anti-mine party wins Greenland snap election
With nearly all votes counted Wednesday, the left-leaning Community of the People party (Inuit Ataqatigiit) had secured 37 per cent of the votes.