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Remastered "Cal" Returns to Cinemas 40 Years Later
The 1984 film adaptation of Bernard MacLaverty's novel "Cal", initially lost to poor-quality copies, has been remastered and re-released at Belfast's Queen's Film Theatre, marking a significant event for Northern Irish cinema and offering a renewed opportunity for audiences to experience this acclai...
Remastered "Cal" Returns to Cinemas 40 Years Later
The 1984 film adaptation of Bernard MacLaverty's novel "Cal", initially lost to poor-quality copies, has been remastered and re-released at Belfast's Queen's Film Theatre, marking a significant event for Northern Irish cinema and offering a renewed opportunity for audiences to experience this acclai...
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44% Bias Score
Belfast City Hall Exhibition Fee Proposal Sparks Public Debate
Belfast City Council's plan to charge £4 for access to City Hall's ground floor exhibition has sparked debate, with councilors and the public expressing differing views on the fairness and impact of the proposed fees, while free access remains available through community visits.
Belfast City Hall Exhibition Fee Proposal Sparks Public Debate
Belfast City Council's plan to charge £4 for access to City Hall's ground floor exhibition has sparked debate, with councilors and the public expressing differing views on the fairness and impact of the proposed fees, while free access remains available through community visits.
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44% Bias Score
Gerard Butler: Belfast "Adopted Son" in How to Train Your Dragon
Actor Gerard Butler stated that Belfast felt like "home" while filming the live-action How to Train Your Dragon in Northern Ireland in early 2024, and that the sequel is likely to be filmed there as well, praising both the crew and the multiple locations used in the production.
Gerard Butler: Belfast "Adopted Son" in How to Train Your Dragon
Actor Gerard Butler stated that Belfast felt like "home" while filming the live-action How to Train Your Dragon in Northern Ireland in early 2024, and that the sequel is likely to be filmed there as well, praising both the crew and the multiple locations used in the production.
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4% Bias Score
Belfast Trust Faces Special Measures Over Bullying Allegations
Health Minister Mike Nesbitt will announce plans to tackle bullying within Belfast Trust's cardiac surgery unit, potentially placing it in special measures following a leaked review detailing allegations of surgeons throwing instruments at staff and a wider culture of poor leadership and accountabil...
Belfast Trust Faces Special Measures Over Bullying Allegations
Health Minister Mike Nesbitt will announce plans to tackle bullying within Belfast Trust's cardiac surgery unit, potentially placing it in special measures following a leaked review detailing allegations of surgeons throwing instruments at staff and a wider culture of poor leadership and accountabil...
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Northern Ireland's Lack of Binge Eating Disorder Treatment Leaves Sufferers Isolated
Sinead Quinn, from Londonderry, highlights the lack of specialized treatment for Binge Eating Disorder (BED) in Northern Ireland, a condition impacting her daily life with overwhelming food compulsions and leaving her feeling isolated, while experts urge reform and emphasize the urgent need for spec...
Northern Ireland's Lack of Binge Eating Disorder Treatment Leaves Sufferers Isolated
Sinead Quinn, from Londonderry, highlights the lack of specialized treatment for Binge Eating Disorder (BED) in Northern Ireland, a condition impacting her daily life with overwhelming food compulsions and leaving her feeling isolated, while experts urge reform and emphasize the urgent need for spec...
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32% Bias Score
71 Attacks on Northern Ireland Journalists Since 2019: Amnesty Report
Amnesty International reports 71 attacks or threats against journalists in Northern Ireland since 2019, primarily from paramilitary and organized crime groups; only two successful prosecutions since June 2022; journalists face a climate of fear, impacting press freedom and democratic processes.
71 Attacks on Northern Ireland Journalists Since 2019: Amnesty Report
Amnesty International reports 71 attacks or threats against journalists in Northern Ireland since 2019, primarily from paramilitary and organized crime groups; only two successful prosecutions since June 2022; journalists face a climate of fear, impacting press freedom and democratic processes.
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24% Bias Score
148 Arrested in Northern Ireland Immigration Raids
UK immigration authorities arrested almost 150 people in Northern Ireland between July 2024 and May 2025 during workplace raids, a 48% increase from the previous year; 36 arrests occurred at the Loft Lines apartment complex in Belfast, with those arrested not employed by the main contractor.
148 Arrested in Northern Ireland Immigration Raids
UK immigration authorities arrested almost 150 people in Northern Ireland between July 2024 and May 2025 during workplace raids, a 48% increase from the previous year; 36 arrests occurred at the Loft Lines apartment complex in Belfast, with those arrested not employed by the main contractor.
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36% Bias Score
Rathfriland Festival Celebrates Brontë Family's Irish Heritage
The Rath Literary Festival in Rathfriland, County Down, from Friday to Sunday, celebrates the Brontë family's Irish roots, featuring talks, music, and a walking tour, aiming to revive interest in Patrick Brontë's life and its potential impact on his daughters' writing.
Rathfriland Festival Celebrates Brontë Family's Irish Heritage
The Rath Literary Festival in Rathfriland, County Down, from Friday to Sunday, celebrates the Brontë family's Irish roots, featuring talks, music, and a walking tour, aiming to revive interest in Patrick Brontë's life and its potential impact on his daughters' writing.
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44% Bias Score
Contrasting Fates of Two Belfast Victorian Buildings
Two 19th-century Belfast buildings, the Crumlin Road Courthouse and Gaol, designed by Sir Charles Lanyon, show contrasting fates since their closures in the 1990s: the Gaol is a thriving tourist attraction and distillery, while the Courthouse, after arson, is awaiting a mixed-use development to rest...
Contrasting Fates of Two Belfast Victorian Buildings
Two 19th-century Belfast buildings, the Crumlin Road Courthouse and Gaol, designed by Sir Charles Lanyon, show contrasting fates since their closures in the 1990s: the Gaol is a thriving tourist attraction and distillery, while the Courthouse, after arson, is awaiting a mixed-use development to rest...
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40% Bias Score
Northern Ireland GPs Reject Funding Offer, Threatening NHS Collapse
Northern Ireland GPs overwhelmingly rejected a £9.5 million funding offer, citing chronic underfunding and unsustainable workloads, leading to concerns about a mass exodus to private healthcare and the potential collapse of the NHS.
Northern Ireland GPs Reject Funding Offer, Threatening NHS Collapse
Northern Ireland GPs overwhelmingly rejected a £9.5 million funding offer, citing chronic underfunding and unsustainable workloads, leading to concerns about a mass exodus to private healthcare and the potential collapse of the NHS.
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44% Bias Score
Sanctuary Scheme Offers Lifeline to Domestic Violence Victims in Northern Ireland
In Northern Ireland, the Sanctuary Scheme provides home security upgrades (cameras, locks, lights) for domestic abuse victims like Ashleigh Murray, who felt safer after its installation, improving her peace of mind following abuse by her ex-partner, who received a two-year probation sentence for ass...
Sanctuary Scheme Offers Lifeline to Domestic Violence Victims in Northern Ireland
In Northern Ireland, the Sanctuary Scheme provides home security upgrades (cameras, locks, lights) for domestic abuse victims like Ashleigh Murray, who felt safer after its installation, improving her peace of mind following abuse by her ex-partner, who received a two-year probation sentence for ass...
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32% Bias Score
Muir Condemns Homophobic Abuse Over Pollution Plan
Northern Ireland's Agriculture Minister Andrew Muir condemned "misinformation" and "vile homophobic" social media attacks against him and his department following the release of the draft Nutrients Action Programme (NAP) for 2026-29, designed to reduce water pollution, particularly in Lough Neagh.
Muir Condemns Homophobic Abuse Over Pollution Plan
Northern Ireland's Agriculture Minister Andrew Muir condemned "misinformation" and "vile homophobic" social media attacks against him and his department following the release of the draft Nutrients Action Programme (NAP) for 2026-29, designed to reduce water pollution, particularly in Lough Neagh.
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52% Bias Score
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