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Police Detain Tommy Robinson at Heathrow Returning from Russia, Seize Phones

Tommy Robinson was stopped by police at Heathrow after returning from Russia; his phones were seized under counter-terrorism laws amid concerns over hostile state activity.

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Tommy Robinson stands in a crowd during a protest in Southampton

Reptiles Relocated as New School Opening in Bridgend Faces Delay

The relocation of common lizards and slow worms has delayed the opening of Ysgol Gymraeg Bro Ogwr in Bridgend until 2027. Preparations for the reptiles' new habitat are underway, with strict ecological regulations guiding the process.

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Getty Images Viviparous lizard or common lizard, also known as Zootoca vivipara or Lacerta vivipara, sunning itself on a tree trunk

Dog Disturbances Linked to 50% Decline in Little Tern Numbers at Seaton Carew

Little tern numbers at Seaton Carew have dropped 50% due to increased dog disturbances within exclusion zones, raising concerns over the birds abandoning nests and affecting conservation efforts.

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Steve Lindsay A little tern is returning to land with a fish clasped in its beak. Two chicks and another adult tern are waiting on the rocky beach.

Gweinidog Cyllid Plaid Cymru yn amlygu heriau ariannu polisi gofal plant am ddim

Dywedodd Gweinidog Cyllid Plaid Cymru, Elin Jones AS, fod penderfyniadau ariannu 'hynod anodd' o'n blaenau i ariannu polisi gofal plant am ddim sy'n debygol o gostio hyd at £400m dros bedair blynedd.

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Teen Shot and Buses Torched Amid Knicks' Historic NBA Title Celebrations in Manhattan

A teenager was shot and buses torched during chaotic celebrations in Manhattan following the New York Knicks' first NBA championship win in over 50 years. Police reported multiple injuries, arrests, and destructive behavior amid the city's jubilation.

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Reuters A yellow school bus is set alight with fire and smoke protruding from the vehicle at night time in Manhattan, New York City. Bystanders are gathered on the pavement opposite where the bus is parked, some taking videos on their phones. One bystander is sat on a bike.

Glasgow Race Attacks Tarnish City’s Reputation, Former Lord Provost Says

Former Lord Provost Dr Michael Kelly condemns recent race attacks and disorder in Glasgow, calling for urgent action against racism and xenophobia amid far-right disruptions and related violence in Northern Ireland.

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BBC Large crowds wearing black march through Glasgow city centre

Welsh Government Faces 'Extremely Difficult' Funding Choices, Says New Finance Minister

Plaid Cymru's finance minister warns of 'extremely difficult' funding decisions ahead for Welsh government, amid scrutiny over free childcare policy costing up to £400m. Political parties debate budget priorities and financial challenges before June's supplementary budget.

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Senedd Cymru/Welsh Parliament Elin Jones wearing a colourful blouse featuring red, blue, black and white squares. She's sat at her desk in the Chamber with microphones and a monitor in front of her to the right corner.

Police Investigate After Man Stabbed in Ayr Property

Police are investigating after a 57-year-old man was stabbed in a property on Davidson Place, Ayr. Detectives urge witnesses and those with footage to come forward.

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Google A row of white 1970s flats with some care parked in front of them.

Swiss Voters Reject Proposal to Cap Population at 10 Million, Early Results Show

Swiss voters have rejected a proposal to cap the population at 10 million, with 55% voting against. The initiative, led by the Swiss People's Party, raised concerns about immigration, economic impact, and relations with the EU's free movement agreement.

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Reuters Signs stand in front of a building, on the day of the vote on a plan backed by the right-wing Swiss People's Party (SVP)

Founder of Guernsey Community Savings Charity Retires, New Chair Appointed

Peter Neville retires as founder of Guernsey Community Savings, succeeded by James Ellis. The charity supports those excluded from mainstream banking with accounts, debit cards, and financial guidance.

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Guernsey Community Savings Guernsey Community Savings founder and now life president Peter Neville (left) with new chair James Ellis. Neville is wearing a navy fleece and glasses. Ellis is wearing a light brown blazer and blue shirt and glasses. The pair are shaking hands, looking at the camera and smiling.

£300,682 Fund Enhances Financial Support for West Devon Residents

West Devon Borough Council has allocated £300,682 through the Crisis and Resilience Fund to support residents facing financial hardship, including new advice services and priority aid for care leavers.

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PA Media A phone with an email reading "your latest energy bill" on the screen, sat on a wooden table next to a greeny-blue five pound note, two pound coins and a 50p coin.

Northern Ireland Violence Damages International Reputation, Health Minister Says

Northern Ireland's health minister condemns recent violence as damaging to the region's reputation. International healthcare workers face intimidation, with some considering leaving. Thousands joined anti-racism protests amid ongoing concerns for safety.

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Reuters Police landrovers with fire behind them and police officers beside