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Omagh shooting ‘drags people back’ to past conflict, says SDLP MP
We spoke to Claire Hanna, nationalist SDLP MP for South Belfast.
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No doubt there has been uptick in violence in Northern Ireland, says former police officer
We spoke to Northern Irish detective chief superintendent John McVea, a 15-year veteran of the serious crime branch, the same unit that shooting victim John Caldwell works for.
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Omagh: three arrested after senior police officer shot in front of son
Detective Chief Inspector John Caldwell is described as being “critical but stable” in hospital.
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Scheme that welcomed thousand of Ukrainians to the UK after Russia’s invasion extended
Set up to respond to the public desire to help Ukrainians fleeing the Russian invasion, the government’s Homes for Ukraine scheme saw as many as 115 thousand come to live with British families.
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Met Police Commissioner says he is determined to restore public trust
The commissioner of the Metropolitan Police Sir Mark Rowley has promised to build a robust style of neighbourhood policing in the capital.
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10 Palestinians dead and over a hundred injured after Israeli military raid on Nablus triggers battle
An Israeli military raid on the West Bank city of Nablus has triggered a battle that left at least ten Palestinians dead and over a hundred injured.
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Shamima Begum fails in appeal to regain her British citizenship
Shamima Begum, who left school in London in 2015 to travel to the part of Syria controlled by the Islamic State militant group, has failed in her latest bid to challenge the removal of her British citizenship.
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Shortages due to ‘extreme weather conditions’ in Spain and Morocco, British Retail Consortium says
Jack Ward is the chief executive of the British Growers Association, which represents vegetable producers and Tom Holder is Head of Communications at the British Retail Consortium.
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Fruit and veg shortage: what has caused it and how long will it last?
Aldi and Tesco have joined Asda and Morrisons in limiting customers on certain fresh fruit and veg in response to shortages of supply.
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Cyclone Gabrielle: State of emergency declared in New Zealand
New Zealand has declared a national state of emergency after a cyclone hit the country, leaving thousands displaced and landslides destroying homes.
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“We can’t have new roads and new public transport, we can’t afford it,” says a transport expert
We’re joined by Professor Jillian Anable, who is Transport and Energy Chair for the University of Leeds.
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‘Many lives could have been saved if people acted sooner’ says doctor working in Syrian hospital
We speak to Dr Mufaddal Hamadeh – the former president of the Syrian American Medical Society who has been treating the injured in Idlib Central Hospital.
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Turkey-Syria Earthquake: First UN aid convoy reaches border
The frantic hunt for survivors in the devastating earthquake last week which has so far claimed 38,000 lives in Turkey and Syria is slowing to a trickle as the clamour for aid and equipment intensifies.
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Brianna Ghey death: Vigils held across UK for teenager
Candle-lit vigils are taking place in memory of Brianna Ghey, the 16-year-old who was stabbed and killed in a park in Culcheth in Warrington at the weekend.
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‘All major countries spy on each other,’ says professor at Chinese think tank
A diplomatic spat is deepening between China and the US as they accuse one another of sending up spy balloons into each other’s airspace.