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22,000 Run Belfast City Marathon Amidst Road Closures
The 43rd Belfast City Marathon, held on Sunday, May 4th, 2025, saw over 22,000 participants run a 26.2-mile route through Belfast, causing significant road closures and public transport disruption.
22,000 Run Belfast City Marathon Amidst Road Closures
The 43rd Belfast City Marathon, held on Sunday, May 4th, 2025, saw over 22,000 participants run a 26.2-mile route through Belfast, causing significant road closures and public transport disruption.
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24% Bias Score
Belfast Masked Men Trial: Acquittal and Conviction Raise Identification Evidence Concerns
In Belfast, a non-jury trial acquitted 62-year-old Stephen Matthews of all charges and 60-year-old Derek Lammey of unlawful assembly and affray, but convicted him of intimidation, stemming from a February 2021 incident where nearly 40 masked men gathered near a community center, causing distress to ...
Belfast Masked Men Trial: Acquittal and Conviction Raise Identification Evidence Concerns
In Belfast, a non-jury trial acquitted 62-year-old Stephen Matthews of all charges and 60-year-old Derek Lammey of unlawful assembly and affray, but convicted him of intimidation, stemming from a February 2021 incident where nearly 40 masked men gathered near a community center, causing distress to ...
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44% Bias Score
Hawaiian Remains Repatriated from Belfast Museum
Ancestral human remains, 'grave robbed' from Hawaii in 1840 and held in Belfast's Ulster Museum, were repatriated in a ceremony attended by Hawaiian representatives and US officials, reflecting a commitment to addressing past injustices and ethical collection practices.
Hawaiian Remains Repatriated from Belfast Museum
Ancestral human remains, 'grave robbed' from Hawaii in 1840 and held in Belfast's Ulster Museum, were repatriated in a ceremony attended by Hawaiian representatives and US officials, reflecting a commitment to addressing past injustices and ethical collection practices.
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32% Bias Score
Sectarian Attack Leaves Autistic Man Injured, Afraid to Return Home
A 21-year-old autistic man with epilepsy was severely beaten in a sectarian attack in Derry, Northern Ireland, shortly after midnight on Monday, leaving him needing hospital treatment and too afraid to return home; police are investigating several similar weekend incidents as hate crimes.
Sectarian Attack Leaves Autistic Man Injured, Afraid to Return Home
A 21-year-old autistic man with epilepsy was severely beaten in a sectarian attack in Derry, Northern Ireland, shortly after midnight on Monday, leaving him needing hospital treatment and too afraid to return home; police are investigating several similar weekend incidents as hate crimes.
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40% Bias Score
Farming Accident Costs 12-Year-Old His Arm and Family's Legacy
Twelve-year-old William Sayers lost his arm in a farming accident in Donemana, County Tyrone, ending his dream of taking over the family farm; this highlights the dangers of Northern Ireland's agricultural sector, where about half of all workplace deaths in 2023/24 occurred on farms.
Farming Accident Costs 12-Year-Old His Arm and Family's Legacy
Twelve-year-old William Sayers lost his arm in a farming accident in Donemana, County Tyrone, ending his dream of taking over the family farm; this highlights the dangers of Northern Ireland's agricultural sector, where about half of all workplace deaths in 2023/24 occurred on farms.
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24% Bias Score
Free Presbyterian Church Event Highlights Irish Language's Role in Northern Ireland's History
The Free Presbyterian Church in Antrim held an event, "Preispitéirigh agus an Ghaeilge," exploring the Presbyterian Church's history with the Irish language, attracting around 100 attendees from various political backgrounds, including Sinn Fein and DUP representatives.
Free Presbyterian Church Event Highlights Irish Language's Role in Northern Ireland's History
The Free Presbyterian Church in Antrim held an event, "Preispitéirigh agus an Ghaeilge," exploring the Presbyterian Church's history with the Irish language, attracting around 100 attendees from various political backgrounds, including Sinn Fein and DUP representatives.
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UK Government Appeals Court Ruling on Sean Brown Murder Inquiry
The UK government is appealing a court ruling that ordered a public inquiry into the 1997 murder of Sean Brown, a GAA official killed by loyalists, causing outrage among his family who accuse the government of disrespect and lack of communication; intelligence links over 25 people, including state a...
UK Government Appeals Court Ruling on Sean Brown Murder Inquiry
The UK government is appealing a court ruling that ordered a public inquiry into the 1997 murder of Sean Brown, a GAA official killed by loyalists, causing outrage among his family who accuse the government of disrespect and lack of communication; intelligence links over 25 people, including state a...
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52% Bias Score
BT to Close Londonderry Office, 140 Jobs at Risk
BT plans to close its Londonderry office by year-end, resulting in approximately 140 job losses; most roles will move to India, some to Belfast, as part of a wider cost-cutting and consolidation strategy.
BT to Close Londonderry Office, 140 Jobs at Risk
BT plans to close its Londonderry office by year-end, resulting in approximately 140 job losses; most roles will move to India, some to Belfast, as part of a wider cost-cutting and consolidation strategy.
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56% Bias Score
Adams Sues BBC Over Libel Claim Related to Donaldson Murder
Gerry Adams, former Sinn Féin president, is suing the BBC for libel in Dublin's High Court over a 2016 program alleging his involvement in the 2006 murder of Denis Donaldson, a Sinn Féin member and British informant; the case, expected to last several weeks, centers on a BBC Spotlight documentary an...
Adams Sues BBC Over Libel Claim Related to Donaldson Murder
Gerry Adams, former Sinn Féin president, is suing the BBC for libel in Dublin's High Court over a 2016 program alleging his involvement in the 2006 murder of Denis Donaldson, a Sinn Féin member and British informant; the case, expected to last several weeks, centers on a BBC Spotlight documentary an...
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Northern Irish Golfer May Hezlet to Receive Blue Plaque
May Hezlet, a Northern Irish golfer who won three British and five Irish Ladies' Championships between 1899 and 1908, will receive a Blue Plaque at Royal Portrush Golf Club on Monday for her pioneering role in women's golf, advocating for female financial independence in club management.
Northern Irish Golfer May Hezlet to Receive Blue Plaque
May Hezlet, a Northern Irish golfer who won three British and five Irish Ladies' Championships between 1899 and 1908, will receive a Blue Plaque at Royal Portrush Golf Club on Monday for her pioneering role in women's golf, advocating for female financial independence in club management.
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Petrol Bombs Thrown Near Elderly Care Home During Londonderry Parade
On Monday, petrol bombs were thrown at police near Alexander House, an elderly care home in Londonderry, during a dissident republican parade, causing distress to residents and sparking criticism of the Parades Commission for allowing the event despite its history of violence.
Petrol Bombs Thrown Near Elderly Care Home During Londonderry Parade
On Monday, petrol bombs were thrown at police near Alexander House, an elderly care home in Londonderry, during a dissident republican parade, causing distress to residents and sparking criticism of the Parades Commission for allowing the event despite its history of violence.
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44% Bias Score
MI5 Review Clears Agency of Intentional Withholding of Stakeknife Documents
A review found no evidence that MI5 intentionally withheld documents from Operation Kenova's investigation into Freddie Scappaticci, the IRA agent known as Stakeknife, who died in 2023 and was linked to at least 14 murders; however, it criticized MI5's document management.
MI5 Review Clears Agency of Intentional Withholding of Stakeknife Documents
A review found no evidence that MI5 intentionally withheld documents from Operation Kenova's investigation into Freddie Scappaticci, the IRA agent known as Stakeknife, who died in 2023 and was linked to at least 14 murders; however, it criticized MI5's document management.
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44% Bias Score
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