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Eryri National Park Bans Overnight Parking Amid Concerns Over Campervans

Eryri National Park has banned overnight parking in 11 car parks to address campervan issues and antisocial behaviour. Locals and tour operators express concerns about displaced parking and business impact.

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1926 Census Reveals Major Decline in Protestant Population of Irish Free State

The 1926 Irish Free State census reveals a one-third decline in the Protestant population since 1911, reflecting major demographic shifts amid political upheaval. Despite declines, Protestants remained prominent in professions and farming. The census also offers insights into life and occupations...

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Kanye West's Poland Concert Cancelled Amid Antisemitism Backlash

Kanye West's planned concert in Poland was cancelled following government pressure over his antisemitic and pro-Nazi remarks. The cancellation follows similar disruptions in France and the UK amid widespread condemnation.

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Injured Walrus Surprises Visitors on Orkney Pier

An injured walrus was spotted resting on a pier in Orkney's Stronsay island, drawing public attention. Experts urge people to keep distance and allow the animal to recover undisturbed.

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EU to Release €90bn Loan for Ukraine in Q2 Amid Rising Russia-Iran Conflict

The EU plans to release a €90bn loan to Ukraine in Q2 amid intensified Russian attacks and geopolitical tensions involving Iran. Officials warn Russia profits from the Iran conflict, while NATO and EU leaders discuss boosting arms production.

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Garda Patrol Car Rammed by Northern Ireland Registered Vehicle in Monaghan

Two gardaí were hospitalized after their patrol car was rammed by a Northern Ireland registered vehicle in County Monaghan. A man in his 20s was arrested; the driver remains at large. A search involving armed units and air support is ongoing.

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Naples Bank Robbers Hold 25 Hostages, Escape Through Tunnel

Armed robbers held 25 hostages at a Naples bank, escaping via tunnel after negotiations and police intervention. No serious injuries reported.

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Europe Faces Jet Fuel Shortage in Six Weeks Due to Iran Conflict, Warns IEA Chief

Europe faces a jet fuel shortage within six weeks due to the Iran conflict, warns IEA chief Fatih Birol. Airlines like KLM are cutting flights amid rising fuel costs, while the ongoing war disrupts global energy markets and raises fuel prices worldwide.

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Judgement Reserved in Trial Over Lyra McKee's 2019 Murder

Judgement has been reserved in the nearly two-year non-jury trial of nine men accused of charges including the murder of journalist Lyra McKee in Londonderry, April 2019. The judge emphasized separate consideration for each defendant and no verdict date is set.

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Zelenskyy Rejects Russia Sanctions Relief After Deadly Strikes in Ukraine

Ukrainian President Zelenskyy rejects easing sanctions on Russia after deadly overnight strikes killed 16 and wounded 100. EU officials emphasize maintaining pressure on Moscow amid ongoing conflict and disrupted peace talks.

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Russian Drone and Missile Strikes Kill 13 Across Ukraine

Russia's drone and missile attacks across Ukraine killed at least 13 people, including children, amid ongoing conflict and stalled peace talks.

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Russia Launches Drone and Missile Strikes on Ukraine, Killing Three Including Child

Russian forces attacked Kyiv and other Ukrainian cities early Thursday, killing three people including a child, injuring over 20, and causing significant damage amid ongoing drone and missile strikes.

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