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Widow Seeks Answers 28 Years After GAA Official's Murder
Sean Brown, a 61-year-old GAA official, was abducted and shot dead by the Loyalist Volunteer Force (LVF) in 1997 while locking the gates of Bellaghy GAA club in County Londonderry. His widow continues to seek answers, and a Court of Appeal ruling has compelled a public inquiry, though the government...
Widow Seeks Answers 28 Years After GAA Official's Murder
Sean Brown, a 61-year-old GAA official, was abducted and shot dead by the Loyalist Volunteer Force (LVF) in 1997 while locking the gates of Bellaghy GAA club in County Londonderry. His widow continues to seek answers, and a Court of Appeal ruling has compelled a public inquiry, though the government...
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28% Bias Score
New UK-EU Deal Lifts Plant Ban in Northern Ireland
A new UK-EU agri-food deal will end a ban on British-grown plants in Northern Ireland, easing trade barriers and reducing costs for businesses, but full implementation will take months and some customs procedures will remain.
New UK-EU Deal Lifts Plant Ban in Northern Ireland
A new UK-EU agri-food deal will end a ban on British-grown plants in Northern Ireland, easing trade barriers and reducing costs for businesses, but full implementation will take months and some customs procedures will remain.
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44% Bias Score
Belfast Woman Sentenced for 2022 Partner Murder
In October 2024, Julie Ann McIlwaine was sentenced to 12 years in prison for the March 2022 murder of her partner, James Joseph Crossley, in Belfast, after a trial where a claim of a "stress reaction" was rejected by jurors, despite evidence of domestic abuse and coercive control in their relationsh...
Belfast Woman Sentenced for 2022 Partner Murder
In October 2024, Julie Ann McIlwaine was sentenced to 12 years in prison for the March 2022 murder of her partner, James Joseph Crossley, in Belfast, after a trial where a claim of a "stress reaction" was rejected by jurors, despite evidence of domestic abuse and coercive control in their relationsh...
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56% Bias Score
UK-EU Deal to Ease Irish Sea Trade, Potentially Lower Food Prices
A new UK-EU deal will remove routine checks on most food and plant products moving between Great Britain and Northern Ireland, potentially lowering food prices and increasing choice, while also including new security and defense partnerships and changes to border control for British holidaymakers.
UK-EU Deal to Ease Irish Sea Trade, Potentially Lower Food Prices
A new UK-EU deal will remove routine checks on most food and plant products moving between Great Britain and Northern Ireland, potentially lowering food prices and increasing choice, while also including new security and defense partnerships and changes to border control for British holidaymakers.
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40% Bias Score
UK-EU Summit Aims to Ease Irish Sea Border Impact
A UK-EU summit is expected to yield an agreement reducing Irish Sea border checks on agri-food products, potentially ending 'Not for EU' labels and most physical checks, addressing business struggles and political tensions.
UK-EU Summit Aims to Ease Irish Sea Border Impact
A UK-EU summit is expected to yield an agreement reducing Irish Sea border checks on agri-food products, potentially ending 'Not for EU' labels and most physical checks, addressing business struggles and political tensions.
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48% Bias Score
Derry Remembers Pivotal Role in Battle of the Atlantic
Derry, Northern Ireland, commemorated its key role in the Battle of the Atlantic with a reenactment of the German U-boat surrender in May 1945, highlighting the city's vital Allied naval base and the lasting cultural impact of the influx of North American servicemen.
Derry Remembers Pivotal Role in Battle of the Atlantic
Derry, Northern Ireland, commemorated its key role in the Battle of the Atlantic with a reenactment of the German U-boat surrender in May 1945, highlighting the city's vital Allied naval base and the lasting cultural impact of the influx of North American servicemen.
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36% Bias Score
Northern Ireland's Failing Education System for Asylum-Seeking Teenagers
A report titled "Stranded Dreams" reveals that asylum-seeking teenagers in Northern Ireland lack access to education and English language support, unlike their counterparts in England, creating significant barriers to integration and future opportunities.
Northern Ireland's Failing Education System for Asylum-Seeking Teenagers
A report titled "Stranded Dreams" reveals that asylum-seeking teenagers in Northern Ireland lack access to education and English language support, unlike their counterparts in England, creating significant barriers to integration and future opportunities.
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40% Bias Score
Clinton Backs Bill to Allow People's Postcode Lottery in Northern Ireland
Hillary Clinton supports a bill to allow the People's Postcode Lottery in Northern Ireland, potentially raising millions for charities; however, the National Lottery operator warns of potential losses, highlighting a debate about maximizing charitable funding while mitigating gambling risks.
Clinton Backs Bill to Allow People's Postcode Lottery in Northern Ireland
Hillary Clinton supports a bill to allow the People's Postcode Lottery in Northern Ireland, potentially raising millions for charities; however, the National Lottery operator warns of potential losses, highlighting a debate about maximizing charitable funding while mitigating gambling risks.
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16% Bias Score
Loyalist Peacebuilder Sentenced for Firearm Offenses
On June 8, 2022, Winston Irvine and Robin Workman were found with a long-barrelled firearm, two suspected pistols, several magazines, and a large quantity of ammunition in Irvine's car; Irvine received a two-and-a-half-year sentence, and Workman received a five-year sentence for possessing firearms ...
Loyalist Peacebuilder Sentenced for Firearm Offenses
On June 8, 2022, Winston Irvine and Robin Workman were found with a long-barrelled firearm, two suspected pistols, several magazines, and a large quantity of ammunition in Irvine's car; Irvine received a two-and-a-half-year sentence, and Workman received a five-year sentence for possessing firearms ...
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48% Bias Score
Minister Apologizes for Comment on Attendees' Appearance at Women's Leadership Event
Northern Ireland Communities Minister Gordon Lyons apologized for commenting on the "good-looking" attendees at a women's leadership event, sparking criticism and overshadowing the event focused on empowering women in business and sport; the minister's comment prompted groans from the audience and a...
Minister Apologizes for Comment on Attendees' Appearance at Women's Leadership Event
Northern Ireland Communities Minister Gordon Lyons apologized for commenting on the "good-looking" attendees at a women's leadership event, sparking criticism and overshadowing the event focused on empowering women in business and sport; the minister's comment prompted groans from the audience and a...
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68% Bias Score
Attempted Murder Arrest Following Pedestrian Collision in Millisle
A man was arrested for attempted murder after his car struck pedestrians in Millisle, County Down on Saturday night, injuring two who were taken to a hospital; police are appealing for witnesses and dashcam footage.
Attempted Murder Arrest Following Pedestrian Collision in Millisle
A man was arrested for attempted murder after his car struck pedestrians in Millisle, County Down on Saturday night, injuring two who were taken to a hospital; police are appealing for witnesses and dashcam footage.
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20% Bias Score
Adams Sues BBC Over Spy Murder Allegation
Former Sinn Féin leader Gerry Adams is suing the BBC for libel over a 2016 Spotlight program alleging his sanction of a spy's murder, with BBC reporter Jennifer O'Leary defending the program's journalistic integrity at a Dublin High Court trial.
Adams Sues BBC Over Spy Murder Allegation
Former Sinn Féin leader Gerry Adams is suing the BBC for libel over a 2016 Spotlight program alleging his sanction of a spy's murder, with BBC reporter Jennifer O'Leary defending the program's journalistic integrity at a Dublin High Court trial.
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40% Bias Score
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