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Hundreds Attend Dissident Republican Easter Parade in Londonderry

Several hundred people, including some in paramilitary-style uniforms, took part in a dissident republican Easter parade in Londonderry, despite a Parades Commission ruling. The event commemorated the 1916 Easter Rising and was organized by Saoradh.

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BBC Shows a number of people with black berets, face coverings, dark glasses, combat trousers and black jackets - some are carrying flags.

Three Men Arrested After Fatal Assault Outside Bournemouth Cocktail Bar

Three men have been arrested on suspicion of murder after a man in his 40s died outside a cocktail bar in Bournemouth. Dorset Police are appealing for witnesses and dashcam footage as the investigation continues.

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BBC Police car and officer with police tape and road closed sign outside parade of shops.

Campaign Against Antisemitism Urges UK Ban on Kanye West's Wireless Festival Performance

The Campaign Against Antisemitism urges the UK government to ban Kanye West from entering the country to perform at Wireless festival amid backlash over his antisemitic remarks and related controversies.

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Rapper Kanye West speaks during meeting with U.S. President Trump at the White House in Washington

Ex-SNP Chief Executive Informed of Linden Complaints a Decade Ago, Says Former SYP Member

Former SNP chief executive Peter Murrell was informed in 2016 about complaints against Jordan Linden, who was convicted last month of multiple sexual assaults. SNP leader John Swinney has apologised and ordered an independent review of complaints procedures.

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Reuters Peter Murrell, who is bald with glasses, in a close-up shot. He is wearing a dark suit, white shirt.

Calls Grow to Cancel Kanye West’s Wireless Festival Headline Amid Antisemitism Concerns

Jewish groups and MPs urge Wireless Festival to cancel Kanye West's headline slot amid antisemitism concerns. Sponsors withdraw support, and calls grow for the UK government to ban the rapper from entering the country.

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PA Media Kanye West in a white suit looking at the camera in 2015

Police Targeted with Missiles While Ending Illegal Rave Near East Lulworth

Dorset Police faced missile attacks while shutting down an illegal rave near East Lulworth attended by 2,000 people, resulting in 10 arrests and ongoing investigations.

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Dorset Police White truck with two people sat on the roof - dozens of police officers in riot gear are standing in a group with a large crown seen beyond in a field.

Plaid Cymru and Reform Clash Over Senedd Election Manifesto Costs

Plaid Cymru and Reform clash over the costs of their Senedd election manifestos, with accusations of unrealistic promises and financial shortfalls. Other parties' tax pledges and election system changes also shape the 2026 Welsh political landscape.

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Rhun ap Iorwerth, arweinydd Plaid Cymru a Dan Thomas, arweinydd Reform yng Nghymru

Dispute Erupts Between Reform and Plaid Over Senedd Election Spending Plans

A dispute has arisen between Reform and Plaid Cymru over the cost of Senedd election pledges, with both parties contesting financial analyses ahead of the May elections.

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Getty Images On the left is Plaid Cymru leader Rhun ap Iorwerth. He's wearing a suit with an orange tie. There is a Plaid slogan in the background. On the right is Welsh Reform leader Dan Thomas. He's wearing a suit with a dark red tie and there are microphones facing in his direction. ReformUK is written on the mic stand.

Free Specialist Legal Support Launched for Women Facing Domestic Abuse in Orkney and Shetland

Shetland Women's Aid has launched free specialist legal support for women facing domestic abuse in Orkney and Shetland, addressing barriers in rural communities with a dedicated solicitor providing trauma-informed advice.

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Getty Images A woman with fair curly hair holds her face in her hands while standing next to a window

Families Fight to Recover Thousands in Deposits From Morar Care Homes

Families of former residents of Morar Care Group homes have faced prolonged struggles to reclaim deposits up to £19,000. Despite legal threats and poor care reports, refunds were delayed for months or years, highlighting regulatory gaps in Scotland's self-funding care sector.

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BBC Elderly man smiling while sitting at a table, reaching for food on a plate with raspberries, with striped curtains in the background.

Universal Credit Health Top-Up Changes Could Cut £200 Monthly for Disabled Children

Changes to Universal Credit's health top-up will halve payments for new claimants from 6 April, risking £200 less monthly for disabled children like Jack, raising serious financial concerns for families.

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Erika Lye Jack and his mum Erika are pictured outdoors in a leafy area beside a river. Jack is on the left and looks slightly away from the camera with his hand raised. Erika is on the right, wearing glasses, and smiles towards the camera.

Benefits and State Pension Increase as Two-Child Cap Ends

Benefits and state pension rise as the two-child cap ends, boosting support for larger families and increasing universal credit and disability benefits.

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Getty Images Children sitting together in the boot of a van in the woods eating packed lunch and two adults sitting on camping chairs outside.

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