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Man to Appear in Court Over Belfast Knife Attack Amid Race-Based Riots

Following a knife attack by a Sudanese asylum seeker, Belfast experienced race-related riots. SDLP leader Claire Hanna condemned the violence as a "race-based pogrom." PM Keir Starmer faces pressure to address asylum loopholes and social media incitement amid ongoing government discussions.

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A car on fire turned on its side in a residential street filled with debris and another fire in the background

Cynnig Gofal Plant: Disgwyl Manylion Llawn Am Gostau a Threfn Cyflwyno

Pwysau ar Lywodraeth Cymru i ddatgelu costau a amserlen cyflwyno polisi gofal plant Plaid Cymru, gyda galwadau am fanylion ariannol a sicrwydd ariannu cyn etholiad nesaf y Senedd.

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Belfast Violence Sparks Clean-Up After Knife Attack and Protests

Following a knife attack in north Belfast, violent protests erupted, forcing families from homes and leading to arson attacks. Political leaders condemned the violence and called for calm as public transport resumed and investigations continue.

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BBC A burnt out glider bus on the newtownards road

Dirgelwch Llofruddiaeth Julie Clarke o 1984 yn Sir y Fflint Yn Parhau i Ddifyrru

Ym 1984, cafodd Julie Clarke ei llofruddio yn Sir y Fflint. Mae ymchwiliad cymhleth a heriol yn parhau i ddwyn diddordeb, gyda podlediad newydd Nic Parry yn adrodd y stori a'r heriau cyfreithiol o'r achos.

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MP Urges Probe into £28m Charity Donations to Illegal Israeli Settlements

Labour MP Melanie Ward reveals 32 UK charities donated £28m to illegal Israeli settlements, urging Charity Commission to investigate amid concerns over taxpayer subsidies and legal compliance.

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Two men standing in the charred remains of a dwelling

UK Science Facilities Face Up to 20% Cuts Amid £162m Funding Crisis

UK national science facilities like Diamond Light Source and ISIS face up to 20% budget cuts amid a £162m funding crisis, risking damage to the UK's scientific infrastructure and international standing.

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An aerial view of the circular grey Diamond Light Source building set in the countryside

Most Makerfield Voters Would Avoid Candidates Posting Offensive Content, Poll Shows

A poll of 518 Makerfield voters finds 55% would avoid candidates posting offensive social media content. Strong support exists for water renationalisation, a wealth tax, and political donation caps ahead of the 18 June by-election.

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Campaign placards for Labour and Reform UK in Makerfield

Government to Extend Closure of Illegal Mini-Marts to 12 Months Following BBC Investigation

The UK government plans to extend closure periods for illegal mini-marts and similar shops from six to 12 months following BBC investigations exposing organised crime on High Streets.

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Police officers stand inside a convenience store as a shop worker and Trading standards official fill out paperwork at the counter, with shelves of sweets, cigarettes and colourful vaping products behind them.

Belfast Violence Erupts Amid Calls for Calm and Migrant Concerns

Front pages highlight Belfast violence sparked by agitators and a Sudanese refugee suspect. Police urge calm amid fears of wider disorder. Political debates focus on migration, border security, and defence funding.

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The headline on the front page of the Guardian reads: "Violence erupts in Belfast after protests over stabbing attack."

Study Reveals Neglect of 'Unadoptable' Babies at Cumbria Mothers' Home

A study reveals that disabled babies at a Cumbria mother and baby home were denied care and left to die due to adoption biases. Families seek justice decades later.

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BBC Steve Hindley is pictured outdoors near a residential street. He has short white hair and a lined face and is wearing a brown jacket over a light blue jumper and check shirt. His face is turned toward the camera with a slightly sad expression and a closed mouth. There are parked cars and a grassy hillside softly blurred in the background, as well as a large three-storey house in brown stone and with a pitched roof.

Fire Erupts at Edinburgh Flats; Public Urged to Avoid Restalrig Road South

A major fire broke out at Edinburgh flats on Restalrig Road South, prompting road closures and bus diversions. Emergency services remain on site with the fire now under control; no casualty information is available.

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Dennis Conaghan Huge clouds of smoke billow from a block of flats

Aberdeen South By-Election: Voters Seek Strong Energy Strategy and Community Focus

Aberdeen South voters face a by-election amid concerns over energy strategy, community issues, and economic diversification. Key local voices call for a robust approach to North Sea investment and preserving community heritage.

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BBC Bob Sanguinetti, a man standing at a harbour, wearing a Port of Aberdeen-branded jacket, with a cruise ship in the background.