
BBC Northern Ireland Radio and TV reporter. A Dublin woman who likes to mend chairs. [email protected]
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BBC News - Katie Simpson's death exposes 'institutional misogyny' in PSNI
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SHE'S DONE IT!! WOW 😭
KATE O'CONNOR IS A WORLD SILVER MEDALIST IN THE HEPTATHLON!! 🇮🇪
She racked up FIVE personal bests in seven events. Just an incredible performance from an incredible athlete. A NEW IRISH SENIOR RECORD!
WOW. 👏🏼
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MI5 'illegally obtained data' from ex-BBC journalist's phone bbc.com/news/articles/c8xrgl…
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6 vehicles were burnt outside Sam Carson’s house where a number of his tenants live. Police say it was a racially motivated attack. Sam told me “Some people in Ballymena do not like foreign nationals, even though they are good working people, they don't understand that”
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A Newry company has been hailed as an inspiration after donating an entire day's sales revenue, almost £180,000, to Oxfam Ireland's Gaza emergency appeal
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This is terribly tragic news. Thinking of his family, friends and colleagues tonight in a conflict that has claimed the lives of so many journalists.
⭕️ LIVE: Al Jazeera Arabic reporter Anas Al Sharif was killed in an Israeli strike on a tent in Gaza City. teapaw.org/i/broadcasts/1OwxWXezr…
Our sad, disturbing reality.
NI murders the visible tip of a massive iceberg of abuse.
@TVconormac
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Almost half NI race rioters reported for domestic abuse - Investigations & Analysis - Northern Ireland from The Detail share.google/oWJyHA7kLolAWJS…
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A picture of violence @ItaDungan @BBCNewsNI
27 women killed since 2020 in Northern Ireland as young pregnant mother Sarah Montgomery latest name to be added to devastating roll call. bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cp8m…
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Freelancers report with the fewest resources and with a heightened risk to their own safety, and in 2024 accounted for one in three killings, an unprecedented increase in our history. The majority were Palestinians reporting from Gaza, where international media continue to be barred from reporting from the occupied Palestinian territory.
CPJ calls on news organizations to treat freelancers and staff equally in regard to safety and support, including ensuring freelancers receive the same level of holistic safety, first aid training, and relevant safety equipment.
Read more in CPJ’s #2024KilledReport: cpj.org/?p=451429
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CPJ documented its second-highest number of journalists behind bars with a global total of at least 361 journalists incarcerated on December 1, 2024, in a year that saw more than 100 new jailings.
Read CPJ’s #2024PrisonCensus: cpj.org/thematic-reports/in-…
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Chemical burns, assaults, electric shocks - Gazans tell BBC of torture in Israeli detention bbc.in/42m1byW
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Thank you to everyone who has contacted me today by DM with more information.
And not just about this story or about a Belfast school. bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cvge…
BBC News - Musk's 'disinformation' endangering me, says Phillips
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A Stormont strategy to tackle hate crime and racism has been undermined by the lack of an action plan and budget, according to a new review. bbc.in/4gZk1Sb
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Karen Cummings was a mother of two, a nurse who worked in the paediatric unit of Daisy Hill hospital in Newry.
Police have launched a murder inquiry after 40 year old Karen Cummings was found dead in Banbridge last night. Two men have been arrested. More @rtenews
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Fourth police investigation of this nature to be launched in the last seven days in Derry - the latest happened in the Top of the Hill area of the city.
Detectives are investigating a second sexually motivated attack in Derry/Londonderry this weekend. Read more here: orlo.uk/jPIft
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Alexander McCartney has been given a life sentence with a minimum of 20 years in jail for the extreme online sexual abuse of children and the manslaughter of a 12-year-old girl, who was one of his victims. bbc.in/4e70bma






















