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Police Manage Counter-Protests Amid Pro-Palestinian March in Scarva

A major police operation is underway in Scarva as 1,500 pro-Palestinian marchers are met with counter protests and significant police presence, including riot gear and road closures.

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PA Media A number of Police Service of Northern Ireland landrovers are seen parked up beside a bridge in the village of Scarva ahead of the arrival of a Palestine solidarity parade. A Union Jack flag can also be partially seen at the top of the picture attached to a lamp post.

Owner Devastated After Racially-Motivated Arson Destroys Belfast Grocery Store

An Indian grocery store in north Belfast was destroyed in a racially-motivated arson attack. The owner expressed heartbreak, and police are investigating the deliberate fire. Community leaders condemned the attack, emphasizing its negative impact on regeneration efforts.

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BBC The roof of a building after a fire. Large parts of the roof is missing. The sky is grey and cloudy. Old graffiti is on the side of the building.

Controversial Hate Banner Replaced After Police Removal in County Tyrone

A hate banner removed by police from a County Tyrone play park was replaced the next day, prompting community leaders to condemn the act and call for investigation.

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BBC Banner on a play park fence, showing children playing sunshine and men being rejected at a barrier.

Royal Family Attends Peter Phillips and NHS Nurse Harriet Sperling's Wedding

Peter Phillips, son of the Princess Royal, married NHS nurse Harriet Sperling in a private ceremony attended by senior royals and well-wishers in Gloucestershire.

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Reuters A woman is wearing a bridal dress sat in a car, smiling, and is sat next to a man in a wedding suit.

New Pedestrian and Cycle Bridge to Link East and West Cardiff

Cardiff council has approved a new 165m pedestrian and cyclist bridge over the River Taff, linking Grangetown and Butetown as part of a major regeneration plan including 4,000 new homes.

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Cardiff council Artist's impression of the bridge

Man Charged After Barry Island Stabbing Leads to Teen's Leg Amputation

Idris Ahmed appeared in court charged with wounding with intent after a 17-year-old boy was stabbed at Barry Island, leading to the amputation of his lower leg. The incident occurred on 25 May, and the victim remains in critical care.

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Getty Images People on Barry Island beach in the sunshine. The beach is packed, with crowds lying on the sand, with the promenade and a row of houses in the background.

How Henry Nowak’s Murder Sparked a Fierce Debate in UK Politics

Henry Nowak's murder has ignited a fierce political debate in the UK over policing and race, involving key figures and international voices, while his family seeks answers and calm.

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BBC A treated black and white photo of Henry Nowak

Yousaf Says Sturgeon Appeared 'Broken' in Interview on Murrell Embezzlement

Humza Yousaf described Nicola Sturgeon as "broken" in a BBC interview about her estranged husband's £400,000 embezzlement from the SNP, expressing belief in her integrity despite the scandal's impact on the party and his leadership.

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Getty Images Nicola Sturgeon and Humza Yousaf in the Scottish Parliament chamber.

MoD Confirms Minor Technical Issue on HMS Prince of Wales in Norway

The UK Ministry of Defence reports a minor technical issue on HMS Prince of Wales while docked in Norway. The flagship, part of a £6.4bn fleet, is expected to sail soon after working with NATO and JEF in Nordic waters.

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The aircraft carrier HMS Prince of Wales near Portsmouth naval base

Six Men Charged with Violent Disorder After Southampton Nowak Protest

Six men have been charged with violent disorder following protests in Southampton after Henry Nowak's murder. The protests followed the release of police footage and the life sentence of Vickrum Digwa.

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PA Media police and protestors clashing in Southampton during a protest following the death of Henry Nowak.

Euromillions Winner Dies After Suspected Hit-and-Run in Essex

Anthony Canty, a Euromillions winner who saved a police officer's life, died after a suspected hit-and-run in Essex. Police arrested an 18-year-old driver and continue their investigation.

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PA Media Anthony Canty is wearing a navy quarter zip jumper. He has dark hair and is holding a large cheque for £1m outdoors. Also holding the cheque, and a small black dog, is his partner, Katie Sullivan. She has long dark hair. Both are smiling.

World Cup Viewing to Trigger Rare Late-Night UK Power Surges

The UK’s National Energy System Operator warns that World Cup matches, especially late-night games involving Scotland and England, will cause rare electricity demand surges, driven by millions of TVs and kettles, with the event expected to be powered largely by renewables.

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