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Green Party Eyes Mayor After Gorton Win | Belfast News 09.07.2026 1:11
The Green Party is riding high after a stunning upset in Gorton and Denton, now launching a bold bid to win Greater Manchester mayor with local councillor Geraldine Coggins. Following Hannah Spencer’s surprise Labour seat win — flipping a historically safe seat with a 13,000-vote majority — party leader Zack Polanski admits the challenge is steep, especially against a mayor who won by a landslide...
Replica Mosque Burned Amid Police Tensions | Belfast News 09.07.2026 1:39
A replica mosque burned on Moygashel’s Eleventh Night bonfire sparks outrage and raises alarms over declining police presence — just days after UUP Deputy Leader Diana Armstrong warned patrols were scaled back. Accompanying the mosque were inflammatory signs targeting Muslims and a figure holding an ISIS flag, echoing last year’s Listen in comfort: Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillo...
Police Operation in South Belfast | Belfast News 09.07.2026 1:17
Tense police operation in south Belfast wraps up after a major raid on Roosevelt Street, leading to arrests and temporary evacuations — residents are now back home, but police are still seeking public help to solve the case. Listen in comfort: Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/dnn. Advertise on DNN: advertise@thednn.ai This is an automated, high-level news summary bas...
Peanut Butter Floor Art in Rotterdam | Belfast News 09.07.2026 1:53
In Rotterdam, a museum has unveiled a jaw-dropping art installation: an 800-pound peanut butter floor honoring late Dutch artist Wim T Schippers. First created in 1969, this “Pindakaasvloer” invites visitors to experience art through smell and texture—though not everyone’s thrilled, especially those with allergies. Spread painstakingly smooth with Dutch brand Calve, the floor has a history of play...
Green Party Eyes Mayoral Upset | Belfast News 09.07.2026 1:38
The Green Party is riding high after a stunning by-election win in Gorton and Denton, where plumber Hannah Spencer flipped a Labour seat with a 13,000-vote majority. Now, they’re targeting the Greater Manchester mayoral race, hoping councilor Geraldine Coggins can replicate that upset against a sitting mayor who won with over 350,000 votes. Party leader Zach Polanski admits it’s a tall order—but h...
Survivors Demand Voice at Bessborough Site | Belfast News 09.07.2026 1:36
Survivors of the Bessborough mother and baby home are demanding a major role in deciding the site’s future after a private developer was approved to build apartments there — sparking outrage over the unknown graves of 829 children. Politicians have called the decision “appalling,” urging the government to buy the land, investigate thoroughly, and transform it into a national memorial. While the Mi...
Duke Harry Honors Hospital Heroes | Belfast News 09.07.2026 1:41
Duke Harry made a heartfelt visit to Birmingham Children’s Hospital to celebrate 20 years of WellChild’s nursing program, which empowers parents to care for seriously ill children at home. Surrounded by nurses and young patients, he praised their tireless dedication, shared a warm moment with a 12-year-old patient and his family, and reminded everyone of the growing pressures hospitals face — all...
Graffiti Targets Irish Language Signs | Belfast News 09.07.2026 1:55
A Belfast street sign approved for Irish language additions was defaced with the word “Loyalist,” sparking outrage and raising tensions just days after council approval — a move that split local opinion, with 36% supporting and 29% opposing the dual-language plan. Officials suspect fringe loyalist groups behind the vandalism, calling it intimidation aimed at suppressing Irish language visibility....
Three Lives Lost on Spanish Highway | Belfast News 09.07.2026 1:36
A devastating crash on Spain’s A7 motorway claimed the lives of three vibrant young souls—Michaela Newcombe, her partner Mark McCullagh-Crichton, and Amy McCullagh—while their loved ones, including Amy’s husband Ian, survived with serious injuries. Back in Ireland, the grieving town of Mullingar mourns deeply, honoring Michaela’s radiant spirit at her funeral, where her teddy bear, makeup bag, and...
Three Lives Lost in Spain Tragedy | Belfast News 09.07.2026 1:27
Three young lives—Michaela Newcombe, Mark McCullagh-Crichton, and Amy McCullagh—were lost in a horrific car crash on Spain’s A7 motorway, leaving their hometown of Mullingar in Ireland shattered. The funeral at Christ the King Cathedral was a sea of grief, honoring Michaela’s vibrant spirit, Amy’s enduring love, and Mark’s presence, while also mourning the serious injuries suffered by Amy’s husban...
Top Baby Names 2025 Revealed | Belfast News 09.07.2026 1:28
Olivia reigns supreme for girls in England and Wales in 2025, marking her 10th straight year at 1, while Muhammad, Noah, and Leo lead the boys’ chart—with Leo dethroning Oliver. Lily and Amelia follow Olivia, and regional favorites include Olivia in three English regions and Wales, and Muhammad dominating four English areas. With 585,396 live births, new names like Eliana, Gracie, Vincent, and Car...
King Charles and Camilla at London Zoo | Belfast News 09.07.2026 1:43
The King and Queen turned a regular zoo visit into royal science class—Charles used a stethoscope on penguin Lannister, who stayed perfectly chill, while Camilla joined in with her own stethoscope. They celebrated the Zoological Society of London’s 200-year legacy, meeting a 31-year-old tortoise named Polly who got a watermelon with “200” on it—and Charles joked she might be on a diet after he fai...
Aughinish Alumina Under Fire | Belfast News 09.07.2026 1:26
Aughinish Alumina, Europe’s largest alumina plant, is under intense scrutiny as a new report looms that could reveal whether its Russian-linked operations are fueling weapon production. With exports allegedly heading to Russia and potential misuse, the Irish government is in talks with Ukraine and Sweden, insisting it fully supports EU sanctions and has never sought exemptions. Initial claims of o...
RTÉ Tightens Belt, Outsourcing Costs | Belfast News 09.07.2026 1:14
RTÉ’s director-general Kevin Bakhurst reveals a financial turnaround as the broadcaster tightens belts, reverses deficit trends, and pushes for multi-year public funding — all while outsourcing some programming, even if it’s costing more than in-house production. Listen in comfort: Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/dnn. Advertise on DNN: advertise@thednn.ai This is an...
Attenborough Portrait Maze Celebrates His 100th | Belfast News 09.07.2026 1:30
A giant 15-acre maize maze in North Yorkshire celebrates Sir David Attenborough’s 100th birthday with a stunning portrait of his face surrounded by elephants, tigers, and gorillas—planted with over a million seeds in May and unveiled just in time for the public. Created by longtime maze designer Tom Pearcy, a lifelong Attenborough fan, it’s a heartfelt tribute to the broadcasting legend and will b...
Ireland’s Pollinator Plan Unveiled | Belfast News 09.07.2026 1:45
Ireland’s bold new five-year pollinator plan is turning landscapes into buzzing havens for bees and hoverflies—just 200 meters apart—saving a third of its 100 wild bee species from extinction. Led by the National Biodiversity Data Centre, this voluntary effort unites farmers, businesses, and communities to restore habitats, with simple actions like wildflower patches and reduced mowing making a bi...
Legal Aid Fees Spark Chaos | Belfast News 09.07.2026 1:33
Legal aid for criminal cases is in turmoil after a new flat fee system slashed solicitor pay to just 520 euros per case—regardless of court appearances—sparking mass resignations and self-representation crises. Critics demand the government halt the reform, calling it chaotic and unfair, while the government defends it as necessary reform, citing a 100% fee hike and falling case numbers before the...
Aughinish Alumina Under Fire | Belfast News 09.07.2026 1:42
A major political firestorm erupts over Aughinish Alumina, a Limerick refinery accused of exporting alumina to Russia amid Ukraine’s war — sparking urgent Dáil scrutiny, a rushed government report deadline, and heated debate over whether the state should step in. Minister Peter Burke insists the investigation is transparent and on track, dismissing claims of political interference, while TD Ged Na...
Varadkar Video Hoax Explained | Belfast News 09.07.2026 1:48
A viral clip falsely portrays Irish PM Leo Varadkar wishing to escape India and criticizing immigrants—turns out it’s a cheapfake, with swapped audio from a real Euronews interview where he actually condemned Brexit. Over 32,000 views later, many missed the telltale signs: mismatched voice, off lip-sync, and no context. This kind of manipulation spreads harmful narratives fast—and it’s not the fir...
Farage’s By-Election Gambit and Scandals | Belfast News 09.07.2026 1:48
Nigel Farage is launching a high-stakes by-election bid in Clacton, branding it a people-vs-establishment clash after facing intense scrutiny over a five-million-pound crypto gift — which he calls a “stitch-up” and a “kangaroo court.” The Parliamentary Standards investigation into the gift is on hold but could resume if he returns to Parliament, risking suspension if found guilty. Farage also crit...
Bessborough Site Approved for Apartments | Belfast News 09.07.2026 1:30
Planning permission has been granted to build 106 apartments on the Bessborough mother and baby home site — a place where over 850 children are believed to have disappeared — sparking outrage from survivors, families, and officials. Despite appeals, the planning commission upheld the decision, scaling back from 140 units. Critics call it shameful and demand the government intervene to halt constru...
Fire Devastates Connemara Shop and Pub | Belfast News 09.07.2026 1:12
A major fire overnight tore through Joyce’s Craft Shop and Paddy Festy’s Pub in Connemara — a vital local hub with grocery and gas services — leaving heavy damage but no injuries. Flames were spotted at 4 a.m., prompting road closures on the N59 between Maam Cross and Clifden; travelers must now detour via the Inagh Valley. Authorities remain on-site as they investigate the cause and assess recove...
This Weekend’s Must-See Shows | Belfast News 09.07.2026 1:45
This weekend’s must-watch lineup drops big: Netflix’s chilling Mexican thriller “I’m Not Afraid” follows a kid who befriends a captive boy—only to realize the danger is closer than he thought. Sky’s Joel McHale shines in the workplace comedy “Animal Control,” now streaming with its fifth season confirmed. Apple TV’s “Trying” season five brings emotional chaos as Nikki and Jason face a biological m...
Travel Insurance for Medical Conditions | Belfast News 09.07.2026 1:14
Four hundred thousand people have turned to this five-year-old travel insurance directory for peace of mind—because having a medical condition shouldn’t mean missing out on adventure. Designed as a lifeline for those rejected by standard policies, it’s proving that accessible travel is possible for everyone, no matter their health. Listen in comfort: Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipil...
E-Scooter Crisis Hits Kids Hard | Belfast News 09.07.2026 1:31
E-scooters are causing a shocking surge in serious injuries among kids, with Temple Street ICU admitting six children in just two weeks — prompting the Minister for Health to demand a full HSE report. Pediatric experts, lawmakers, and public health officials are sounding the alarm as even 11-year-olds are being seen riding these devices. With fears of brain damage and long-term harm, authorities a...
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