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Notes from a crucial #Stormont Executive meeting after #BobbyStoreyfuneral have surfaced, shedding light on the controversy. #SinnFéin ministers faced scrutiny for attending the event, which allegedly breached #COVID19 restrictions.

Three men have appeared in court charged with terrorism offenses for allegedly planning a #gunattack targeting the #Jewishcommunity in northwest England. #WalidSaadaoui, 36, and #AmarHussein, 50, faced charges of preparing #terroristacts, while Saadaoui's brother, Bilel, 35,

An 84-year-old woman from Holywell, Flintshire, died a month after waiting nearly 23 hours for an ambulance following a fall in 2021. The #ambulance service and #NHSmanagers testified at the inquest, acknowledging challenges in handling emergency calls.

Diana's ex-chauffeur settles slander claim against BBC after false allegations about leaking information before her Panorama interview. The BBC admitted the claim was "wholly false" and apologized publicly, agreeing to pay compensation and legal costs.

Manchester's Co-op Live arena has finally opened its doors after several setbacks. Acts like Peter Kay and The Black Keys had their shows rescheduled or cancelled due to construction delays. Elbow's performance marked the arena's official debut, albeit with some issues like

Deputy Foreign Secretary Andrew Mitchell reveals that nearly 40% of illicit funds worldwide are laundered through London and UK crown dependencies. Urging compliance with UK laws mandating public registers of beneficial ownership,

Two #Frenchprison officers were killed in an ambush on a prison van near #Rouen in #Normandy. Prisoner #MohamedAmra, known as "The Fly," was being transported from court when a car rammed the prison van at a #tollbooth.

Succession star J Smith-Cameron is set to make West End debut in the centenary production of Juno and the Paycock alongside Oscar winner Sir Mark Rylance. The play written by Sean O Casey in 1924 follows a poor Dublin family whose lives change dramatically when they inherit money

Labour and union leaders have reached an agreement on workers' rights proposals after tensions over potential changes. The deal reaffirms Labour's commitment to its "New Deal for Working People," originally agreed last July.

The Home Office's unit responsible for deporting asylum seekers to Rwanda is facing job cuts after being instructed to reduce staff numbers. Leaked documents reveal that recruitment has been frozen and plans for redundancies are underway following demands from Rishi Sunak.