Spanish Bars Close Terraces in Heatwaves Under New Law
Spanish bars and restaurants must close outdoor terraces during heatwaves under new workplace safety rules to protect hospitality workers from extreme temperatures.
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NI Sign Language Bill Passed Unanimously
The Northern Ireland Assembly passed the Sign Language Bill, recognising British and Irish Sign Languages and ensuring free classes for deaf children and their families.
Shakhtar's European Journey Continues at Palace
Shakhtar Donetsk, exiled from home due to war, face Crystal Palace in Conference League semi-finals after a grueling season of travel and resilience.
Philippa Dunne's Gritty Turn in ITV's Worboys Drama
Amandaland star Philippa Dunne plays a solicitor in ITV's 'Believe Me', a true-crime drama about the black cab rapist John Worboys and his victims' fight for justice.
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Maze Prison Site Future a 'Live Issue', O'Neill Says
First Minister Michelle O'Neill says the future of the former Maze Prison site remains a key issue, seeking political agreement for redevelopment.
Green Leader Feels Sorry for King Over Trump Visit
Zack Polanski criticises Sir Keir Starmer for sending King Charles to meet President Trump, citing security concerns and Trump's rhetoric.
Vatican Secret Archive: Ark and Spear Claims Resurface
Renewed claims suggest the Vatican Secret Archive may hide the Ark of the Covenant and Spear of Destiny, fueling debate about biblical relics.
St Patrick's FP Join West of Scotland League After Cup Exit
St Patrick's FP lost 3-1 to Shortlees in the Scottish Amateur Cup semi-final but will join the West of Scotland Football League next season, moving to a new ground in Dumbarton.
Australian women and children leave Syrian camp for Damascus
Four Australian women and nine children have left al-Roj camp in Syria, heading to Damascus in a bid to return home, as conditions in the camp deteriorate.
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Ben Roberts-Smith at Anzac Day Dawn Service in Queensland
Accused war criminal Ben Roberts-Smith appeared at an Anzac Day dawn service on the Gold Coast, taking selfies and chatting with veterans and supporters.
South Bank Skatepark Turns 50: Five Decades of Skate Culture
The South Bank undercroft in London marks 50 years as a skateboarding haven. A new exhibition, Skate 50, celebrates its cultural impact and community spirit.
Race Across World: Turkey Renaming Sparks Debate
Race Across The World returns with four pairs racing to Georgia, but the show's insistence on calling Turkey 'Tur-keeyeah' draws criticism as pretentious and nonsensical.
Slovenia Pulls Eurovision Broadcast Over Israel
Slovenia's RTV has pulled Eurovision broadcast after the country boycotts over Israel's participation, joining Iceland, Ireland, Netherlands, and Spain.
Victoria's Treaty Vote: New Era Amid Opposition Threats
Voting has concluded for Victoria's First Nations treaty body, with the elected members set to form the Gellung Warl assembly next month. However, the Victorian Liberal party's pledge to dismantle the process could jeopardize this decade-long effort ahead
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Swinney Repeats Sturgeon's Failed Indyref Strategy
First Minister John Swinney is following Nicola Sturgeon's disastrous path by promising an independence referendum he cannot deliver, risking his credibility and political future.
Stormont Leaders Slam Treasury Review as 'Preposterous'
Northern Ireland's First Minister and Deputy First Minister have strongly criticised a Treasury review suggesting Stormont could unlock £3.3bn annually through revenue-raising and efficiencies.
Stormont Could Unlock £3.3bn in Spending Power, Treasury Finds
A Treasury analysis reveals Northern Ireland Executive could unlock up to £3.3bn annually through policy changes, addressing persistent budget gaps and overspend pressures.
Swinney Targets 2028 Independence Vote, 2031 Leadership Bid
SNP leader John Swinney believes he can secure Scottish independence through a 2028 referendum and then run to become the nation's first prime minister in the 2031 elections.
1926 Irish Census Released After 100 Years, Taoiseach Hails Historic Moment
Ireland's 1926 Census records are now publicly available after a 100-year confidentiality period ended. Taoiseach Micheal Martin said the release allows people to 'step back in time' to the early Irish Free State era.
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1926 Irish Census Released Online After 100-Year Wait
Nearly three million records from Ireland's first post-independence census are now freely available online, offering unprecedented insights into the nation's social and economic landscape a century ago.
NI £100 Heating Oil Grant Delayed Until Summer
Stormont's £100 home heating oil support scheme for 300,000 low-income families faces delays until summer, with ministers urging UK Government action on fuel costs.
SNP Pledges Price Caps on Bread and Milk in Scotland
The Scottish National Party has announced a plan to cap the prices of essential items like bread and milk in Scotland, aiming to tackle the cost of living crisis as part of their campaign for the upcoming parliamentary election.
UK Government: SNP Food Price Cap 'Undeliverable'
The SNP's manifesto pledge to cap prices on up to 50 essential food items faces fierce criticism from the UK Government, which warns of millions in legal costs and implementation barriers.
Scottish Greens Pledge Free Buses and Basic Income
The Scottish Greens have unveiled their election manifesto, promising free bus travel for all and a universal basic income to tackle poverty and climate change.
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Sarwar: Indy Backers Must Set Referendum Route
Scottish Labour leader Anas Sarwar declares that pro-independence campaigners must outline their strategy for securing a second referendum, as UK Health Secretary Wes Streeting firmly rejects another vote.
SNP Set for Fifth Term as Scottish Opposition Splinters
The Scottish National Party is likely to secure a fifth consecutive term in Holyrood, not through its own successes but due to the failures of Labour and the Conservatives. The 2026 election will leave the independence question unresolved.
American in UK Baffled by British Word 'Out' Meanings
An American expat in the UK has revealed how the simple word 'out' has multiple meanings in British English, depending on how it's said, highlighting cultural language differences.
Stormont's Power-Sharing Crisis After 28 Years
Northern Ireland's devolved government faces public disillusionment as chronic feuding between Sinn Féin and the DUP hampers governance, with crumbling public services and political dysfunction undermining faith in Stormont.
Rural Synagogue Revival Project Expands from Maine to Montana
The Center for Small Town Jewish Life at Colby College is expanding its mission to strengthen rural Jewish communities across America, addressing synagogue decline and rising antisemitism.
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First Nations Criticise Alberta Separatist Push in Canada
A First Nation in Alberta has strongly denounced a growing separatist movement in the province, warning it threatens Indigenous rights and treaty obligations under Canadian law.
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