1974 London IRA Bombings: Lasting Trauma Revealed
Groundbreaking research exposes the devastating human cost and lasting trauma of the IRA's 1974 London bombings, with survivors and families still seeking justice decades later.
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Police reopen 1991 Provisional IRA murder case
Detectives renew investigation into the brutal killing of John Joe O'Hara, appealing for information 33 years after the Provisional IRA shooting in County Tyrone.
Labour accused over Gerry Adams and IRA prisoner claims
The Labour Party confronts explosive allegations of enabling former Sinn Féin leader Gerry Adams to clear his path for hundreds of convicted IRA terrorists seeking wrongful imprisonment compensation in a major legal battle.
Lost 19th Century New York Photos Rediscovered
A remarkable collection of previously unseen photographs by George Bradford Brainerd reveals intimate moments of 19th century New York, offering a stunning visual time capsule of the evolving metropolis.
Whale populations surge as New York shipping traffic declines
A dramatic reduction in vessel traffic around New York has led to an unprecedented comeback for whales, with scientists reporting a significant drop in underwater noise pollution.
Your Ultimate Guide to a Magical New York Christmas
Discover the essential festive experiences that make New York City the ultimate Christmas destination, from dazzling light displays to classic holiday markets.
NJ Governor Debate Turns Toxic as Candidates Clash
Incumbent Democrat Mikie Sherrill and Republican challenger Jack Ciatarelli faced off in a fiery first debate, exchanging sharp attacks on taxes, economic policy, and reproductive rights in a contest that could signal New Jersey's political direction.
Labour's IRA Troubles Amnesty Sparks Fury and Betrayal Claims
The UK government's controversial new deal with Ireland on the Troubles has been condemned as a betrayal of victims, rewriting history and granting effective amnesty to IRA terrorists.
Irish rappers Kneecap banned from Canada over IRA links
Belfast Irish-language rap group Kneecap has been banned from entering Canada, cancelling their North American tour. Authorities cited concerns over their name's alleged ties to paramilitary groups and lyrics glorifying violence.
Dead by Daylight: Sinister Grace Chapter Release Date Revealed
The fog thickens as Dead by Daylight's next chapter, 'Sinister Grace', prepares to unleash a monstrous new Killer and a resilient Survivor. Get the exclusive first details on the release date, characters, and the bone-chilling new map.
Human Rights Law Titan Prof Conor Gearty KC Dies at 66
The legal and academic worlds mourn the loss of Professor Conor Gearty KC, the esteemed human rights barrister and LSE legal scholar, who has died aged 66 after a battle with cancer.
Congress probes IRA expert witnesses over Troubles testimony
US Congress launches investigation into expert witnesses who testified on the IRA and Troubles, examining potential misinformation in high-profile terrorism cases.
A Foodie's Guide to New York's Legendary Deli Meats
Discover the iconic delis and legendary sandwiches that define New York City's culinary scene, from towering pastrami on rye to succulent roast beef.
NZ Fugitive Father Hunt: Police Suspect Outside Help
New Zealand police launch a major manhunt for Tom Phillips, who vanished with his three children. Investigators now suspect he is receiving outside assistance to evade capture, intensifying the nationwide search.
Tom Phillips: Timeline of a Father's Descent and Missing Kids
A comprehensive timeline of the Tom Phillips case, from the initial disappearance of his three children in New Zealand to the UK manhunt, arson attacks, and the ongoing search for answers.
NZ Dad's Plea For Kids After Police Shooting Horror
Tom Phillips, a New Zealand father, issues a chilling public plea for the return of his three children, missing for over two years, following a violent shooting incident in Maramarua that left three police officers injured. The desperate search continues
NYC's Pod Times Square: Luxury Budget Hotel From £57/Night
Discover Pod Times Square, the revolutionary budget hotel in the heart of New York City offering compact yet stylish pods from just £57 per night. Perfect for savvy travellers seeking prime location without the luxury price tag.
UK Visitor's Verdict: NYC Is The Kindest Place
A traveller from the UK shares her surprising discovery that New Yorkers are not the tough crowd they're made out to be, but are instead incredibly welcoming and kind, completely changing her perspective on the Big Apple.
Hero Firefighters Save Boy in Dramatic Asbury Park Blaze Rescue
Dramatic bodycam footage captures the heart-stopping moment New Jersey firefighters rescue a young boy forced to jump from a second-floor window of a ferocious house fire in Asbury Park. A story of incredible bravery and a narrow escape.
Lidl Creates 1,000+ New Jobs in Major UK Expansion
Discount supermarket giant Lidl unveils ambitious growth plans, creating over 1,000 new jobs and opening a dozen new stores alongside a massive £4 billion supplier commitment.
Lesbian pop-up defied Hurricane Katrina devastation
The remarkable story of Grrlspot, a pop-up lesbian dance party that became a beacon of hope and defiance in the immediate, chaotic aftermath of Hurricane Katrina in New Orleans.
New Cadbury Dairy Milk Bars Spotted at B&M
B&M shoppers are buzzing with the discovery of two brand-new Cadbury Dairy Milk flavours now available in stores. The exciting new additions promise to delight chocolate lovers across the UK.
Spike Lee's Katrina Doc: New Orleans' Defiant Joy
Spike Lee's powerful documentary 'Come Hell and High Water' captures the unbreakable spirit and vibrant culture of New Orleans in the face of Hurricane Katrina's devastation. A testament to resilience through music and community.
Declassified files reveal IRA plot to bomb British Army disco
Exclusive: Previously classified documents expose the Provisional IRA's detailed scheme to bomb a British Army disco in England, uncovered by an undercover intelligence operation in 1990.
NZ police seize 'Bill' rugby ball mascot in Wellington protest
New Zealand police have confiscated the giant rugby ball mascot 'Bill' from protesters outside Parliament in Wellington, as authorities enforce stricter rules against unauthorised demonstrations on the parliamentary precinct.
Zoe Kravitz & Austin Butler Spark Romance Rumours
New couple alert! Zoë Kravitz and Austin Butler were spotted looking cosy and flirtatious during a stylish outing in New York, fuelling rumours of a new romance after meeting on the set of 'The Butler'.
Saints Stun NFL with Shock Release of QB Jake Haener
In a dramatic roster shake-up, the New Orleans Saints have released quarterback Jake Haener following his six-game suspension for a performance-enhancing drug violation, sending shockwaves through the NFL.
Carlos Alcaraz unveils bold new haircut at US Open
Spanish tennis sensation Carlos Alcaraz stuns fans at the US Open with a dramatic new hairstyle, sparking a social media frenzy as he prepares for his title defence.
Mother arrested for violent attack on school bus monitor
A New Orleans mother faces battery charges after being filmed violently yanking a school bus monitor's hair in a disturbing assault. The incident, captured on video, has sparked outrage and a police investigation.
Autumn 2025 Music Preview: Byrne, Little Simz Lead New Releases
Get ready for an extraordinary autumn of new music. Our curated guide reveals the most anticipated albums from icons like David Byrne and breakthrough stars, setting the soundtrack for the season ahead.
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