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The lasting impact of the Omagh bomb in 1998, which claimed the life of 12-year-old Fernando Blasco Baselga, still resonates with those who were present at the scene. Superintendent Norman Haslett from the Police Service of Northern Ireland, who was just two years into his career at that time, recounted the harrowing aftermath of the… Continue reading Omagh Bombing Inquiry: Police officer recalls death of 12-year-old

In a recent development, a 66-year-old woman, Janice Nix, has been accused of manslaughter in connection to the tragic death of five-year-old Andrea Bernard in south London back in 1978. The Metropolitan Police revealed that Andrea, who was assaulted in Thornton Heath on June 6, 1978, succumbed to her injuries in a specialized burns unit… Continue reading Thornton Heath: Janice Nix accused of killing Andrea Bernard

The Scottish Conservatives have expressed frustration after their request for a statement on public sector workers’ access to single-sex spaces was denied by ministers at Holyrood. The Tories had called for clarity on the issue following an ongoing employment tribunal involving NHS Fife nurse Sandie Peggie, who was suspended after a complaint regarding sharing a… Continue reading Government accused of 'moral cowardice' in single-sex spaces row

A proposed new law could potentially require schools to provide detailed explanations to parents regarding the costs associated with school uniforms. Education Minister Paul Givan presented the bill in the assembly, with plans for it to undergo scrutiny and debate before potentially becoming law. Approximately 7,500 responses were received during a consultation on the proposed… Continue reading School uniforms could face price cap under new law

A race in Glasgow took an unexpected turn when pranksters led about 30 runners in the wrong direction during the Acorn Trails event in Castlemilk. The mischievous culprits deliberately moved route arrows and posed as race organizers, diverting participants onto a 2.5km detour. While organizers were able to see the humor in the situation, they… Continue reading Prankster sends Glasgow runners on 2.5km detour during race

The recent comments made by Sir Keir Starmer and Kemi Badenoch on a judge’s ruling in an immigration case have caused concern among legal authorities. Lady Chief Justice Baroness Sue Carr expressed deep unease over the remarks, stating that they were unacceptable and conflicted with the duty of politicians to uphold the rule of law… Continue reading Judge 'deeply troubled' by PMQs exchange on Gazans settling in UK

Aaron Hunt, a resident of Bolton, catapulted into the spotlight after successfully guiding Daisy Hill FC to promotion on the popular video game Football Manager. His virtual triumphs caught the attention of many as he streamed his gaming exploits on Twitch, leading to an unexpected turn of events in the real world. In a surprising… Continue reading Football Manager: New club chair chosen after video game success

The lack of access to a new drug for muscular dystrophy in Northern Ireland has left a 12-year-old boy, Alfie, and his family in a difficult situation. Alfie was diagnosed with Duchenne muscular dystrophy (DMD) at the age of four. The new drug, Givinostat, has the potential to slow down the progression of his condition,… Continue reading Muscular dystrophy: Drug not being made available for children is 'cruel'

On a chilly Monday evening by the Mersey river, Evertonians gathered with hope for a promising new chapter ahead. The grand opening of Everton’s new stadium at Bramley-Moore Dock welcomed 10,000 lucky fans for an under-18s friendly against Wigan, marking the beginning of a new era for the club. After four years in the making… Continue reading Everton Stadium: 'Out of this world' – Toffees fans see first match at Bramley-Moore Dock ground