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Inquest Finds Noah Donohoe Likely Drowned in Storm Drain

The inquest into Noah Donohoe's death heard expert evidence concluding it is very likely he drowned in a storm drain, with concerns raised over the absence of a security screen in the culvert.

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Pacemaker Noah Donohoe, wearing a white shirt, black and green tie, and a black suit jacket. He has short brown hair and is smiling at the camera.

Student Sets School Laptop on Fire Following TikTok 'Chromebook Challenge'

A pupil at Our Lady & St Patrick's High in Dumbarton set a Chromebook on fire following a TikTok trend known as the 'Chromebook Challenge.' No injuries occurred, and the council has informed parents and pupils about the risks involved.

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Getty Images A pupil using a chromebook - only their hand can be seen on the device

Inquiry Reveals Failures by Parents and Agencies Before Southport Dance Class Attack

A public inquiry finds catastrophic failures by the parents and multiple agencies allowed Axel Rudakubana to carry out the 2024 Southport dance class attack, killing three girls and injuring others. The report calls for improved multi-agency cooperation and accountability.

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Family photos A composite image showing school photos of Bebe King, six; Elsie Dot Stancombe; Seven and nine-year-old Alice da Silva Aguiar. All three are smiling and are wearing their school uniforms.

Trial in Chloe Mitchell Murder Case Postponed Again

The trial of Brandon Rainey, accused of murdering Chloe Mitchell, has been postponed from 28 April due to ongoing psychiatric evaluations and scheduling concerns.

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Family photo Chloe Mitchell, with long brown hair, smiling at the camera. A pair of sunglasses sit on top of her head.

Farage Defends Tice Amid Tax Allegations; UK-France to Host Hormuz Summit

Nigel Farage defends Richard Tice over tax allegations, citing expert support. UK and France to co-host summit on Strait of Hormuz security. Reform UK plans inquiry into 'Boriswave' migration surge amid political tensions and calls for HMRC investigation.

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Reform UK leader Nigel Farage and his deputy leader Richard Tice pictured last year in September.

Southport Attack Inquiry Reveals Catastrophic Failures by Agencies and Parents

The Southport attack was enabled by catastrophic failures across multiple agencies and the neglectful role of the perpetrator's parents, the public inquiry finds. The report calls for urgent reforms to prevent future tragedies.

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Sir Adrian Fulford sitting inside the hearing room at Liverpool Town Hall

Campaigners Warn Gold Mine Plans in Tyrone Threaten Public Health

Campaigners warn that Dalradian's gold mine plans in County Tyrone pose risks to public health and the environment amid a resumed inquiry.

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BBC A number of people some holding yellow umbrellas saying no toxic mining stand outside a public building. Some of them are holding up a banner which says "Yes to life" in green text and "no to mining" in red text. Behind them a large brick and glass building can be seen.

Farmers Urge Stormont for Financial Aid Amid Rising Fuel Costs

The Ulster Farmers' Union urges Stormont for financial aid amid soaring fuel costs linked to global conflicts. Political parties debate responsibilities and funding proposals to support agriculture and consumers in Northern Ireland.

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BBC William is standing in a grassy field and is leaning over a metal gate. He is wearing a colourful plaid shirt and navy gilet. He has grey hair.

Julie Middleton Takes Over as DUP MLA for Foyle Following Husband's Resignation

Julie Middleton replaces her husband Gary Middleton as DUP MLA for Foyle after he resigns due to significant mental health challenges, having served since 2015.

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BBC A woman looking at the camera, she has dark hair, glasses and is wearing and black and white shirt

University of Aberdeen Staff Begin Additional 10 Days of Strike Action

University of Aberdeen staff begin 10 more strike days over cuts and compulsory redundancies amid sector-wide financial challenges and government interventions.

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BBC A picket line at University of Aberdeen with a striker holding up a cardboard sign that reads: "On strike today / UCU & proud".

Four Teens Arrested in Connection with Fatal Stabbing of 16-Year-Old Boy

Four teenagers have been arrested following the stabbing and death of a 16-year-old boy in Peterborough. Police believe the attack was targeted and maintain a significant presence near the Ortongate Shopping Centre.

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Kirsty Knight Police cars and vans parked on a street. There are several cars visible at either end of the street as it is starting to get dark. Police tape is also visible.

UK Declines Participation in US Blockade of Iran's Strait of Hormuz Ports

The UK will not participate in the US blockade of Iranian ports in the Strait of Hormuz, focusing instead on reopening the vital shipping route to lower energy costs amid rising tensions.

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AFP via Getty Images Composite photo of Donald Trump and Keir Starmer

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