5 h. ago ‘In 14 years, never anything like this’: Ballymena’s foreigners describe fear after rioting

Some residents put up union jacks in an attempt to be spared from attacks while others say their windows were smashedWhen the mob comes hunting down Clonavon Road, the foreigners who remain entrust their fate to stickers on front doors and flags on windows that signal they are the good foreigners, the foreigners who cause no trouble, and deserve to be spared.“Filipino lives here,” declare posters with the Filipino flag, pasted as talismans against destruction. Other families have erected union jacks and loyalist bunting in hope of deflecting the crowd’s wrath and avoiding selection. Continue reading...

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5 h. ago Lifeguards 'could have deterred' boy from fatal jump at Welsh beach

David Ejimofor, 15, died after getting into trouble in the water off Aberavon Beach in south Wales

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7 h. ago Diddy's secret wardrobe signal to the jury as sex trafficking trial takes a turn: Live updates

Sean 'Diddy' Combs is back in court as his sex-trafficking and racketeering trial continues on Wednesday in New York federal court.

Society

8 h. ago WW3 fears in overdrive as UK government give defence spending boost over rising tensions

The Labour Government is planning on turning Britain into a 'defence industrial superpower' as the global security situation means a 'new era for defence and security'

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9 h. ago Global Finance Leaders AstraZeneca, LEGO, Renault Join BlackLine's AI Finance Summit in London, Paris

Global Finance Leaders AstraZeneca, LEGO, Renault Join BlackLine's AI Finance Summit in London, Paris  Stock Titan

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10 h. ago Its future uncertain, Museum London's iconic rhino now indoors

Its future uncertain, Museum London's iconic rhino now indoors  London Free Press

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10 h. ago Landmark Russian aviation insurance litigation ruling handed down after London mega

Landmark Russian aviation insurance litigation ruling handed down after London mega-trial  The Global Legal Post

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11 h. ago Finance experts reveal the best shares to buy to profit from UK tech takeovers

Three British tech companies were falling prey to foreign predators on Monday. Why is there an exodus of our most promising tech companies overseas? And how can you profit from it?

Economics

12 h. ago Pope Leo XIV names first Chinese bishop, signalling he is continuing Vatican's controversial accord

Pope Leo XIV has made his first appointment of a Chinese bishop

Economics

13 h. ago Two Scottish restaurants named among Europe's best for authentic Neapolitan pizza

Scotland’s pizza scene has earned global praise, with two favourites named among Europe’s best in a top guide

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13 h. ago E2E Tech 100: How Reward’s CEO is revolutionising customer loyalty with AI

As Reward continues its global expansion across EMEA and Asia, CEO Jamie Samaha explains how the company has grown revenues by 50% while staying true to its founding purpose – and why AI-powered personalisation is the future of customer engagement

Economics

13 h. ago The wellbeing habits to prioritise this month – according to an astrologist

June signals new beginning for love, connection and emotional wellbeing says astrologer Priscila Lima de Charbonnières

Science

14 h. ago Global fast food brand looks set to move into Stirling's newest drive thru

ChicKing is heralded as the first fully Halal international quick service restaurant - and is now hoping to open a drive thru branch in Springkerse.

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15 h. ago Fuller’s toasts sales and profits leap as chairman of 18 years bows out

Michael Turner – chairman and member of one of the three founding families – will retire at the group’s annual general meeting in July.

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15 h. ago Lioncroft Wholesale CEO: “To succeed, we must look beyond our borders”

As the E2E International 100 list is launched, Jason Wouhra OBE urges businesses to recognise that expanding into global markets is where the growth is

Economics

15 h. ago E2E Tech 100 partner OakNorth: “Supporting these businesses is a privilege”

OakNorth’s corporate affairs director Valentina Kristensen explains the bank’s mission to empower global entrepreneurs.

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15 h. ago Elon Musk UPDATES as Tesla tycoon announces he regrets war with Donald Trump

The billionaire has signalled his regret following a very public falling out between the US 'First Buddy' and the President, who he claims could not have gained power without him

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15 h. ago Progress unravelled, and millions left vulnerable: how British aid cuts threaten British health too | Sarah Champion

The UK faces a critical choice: follow the global trend of disengagement or stand firm in backing health securityRight now, aid reductions across the globe are jeopardising decades of progress against preventable diseases, leaving millions of people vulnerable. This retreat from global health threatens to unravel hard-won advances against diseases we have nearly conquered.Polio, which paralysed hundreds of thousands of children annually just 40 years ago, has been eliminated in most parts of the world. Meanwhile, there has been a resurgence of diseases such as measles and cholera in populations besieged by conflict and climate emergencies.Sarah Champion is the Labour MP for Rotherham Continue reading...

Events

16 h. ago Hide the pain: how a war reporter keeps going when their own family are victims

At least 225 Palestinian journalists have been killed in Gaza since 2023. One was the son of Wael al-Dahdouh, who also lost his wife, two other children and a grandchild. Here, he talks about regaining his sense of purpose amid the desolationPurpose was never something Wael al-Dahdouh struggled with. Even when struck by personal tragedies, the Palestinian journalist would take his place in front of Al Jazeera’s cameras to report the news from Gaza.He returned to work almost immediately after his wife, two of his children and his toddler grandson were killed by an Israeli airstrike in October 2023. He showed the same determination seven weeks later when he was himself injured, and his friend and colleague Samer Abu Daqqa killed, as they reported on the aftermath of an Israeli airstrike on a school. Continue reading...

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16 h. ago ‘It was as if I had been poisoned when I left Gaza’: journalist Wael al

At least 225 Palestinian journalists have been killed in Gaza since 2023. One was the son of the Al Jazeera reporter, who also lost his wife, two other children and a grandchild. Here, he talks about regaining his sense of purposePurpose was never something Wael al-Dahdouh struggled with. Even when struck by personal tragedies, the Palestinian journalist would take his place in front of Al Jazeera’s cameras to report the news from Gaza.He returned to work almost immediately after his wife, two of his children and his toddler grandson were killed by an Israeli airstrike in October 2023. He showed the same determination seven weeks later when he was himself injured, and his friend and colleague Samer Abu Daqqa killed, as they reported on the aftermath of an Israeli airstrike on a school. Continue reading...

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