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Staff at Northern Ireland’s largest university told of redundancies

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The Independent UK

How commercial sand dredging is reshaping the largest lake in the UK – new study

At Lough Neagh in Northern Ireland, sand has been dredged commercially for decades. Large vessels remove sand from the lakebed and transport it to the shore. Because this happens underwater, the scale of the activity is largely invisible. Regulation has focused on where dredging is allowed and how much sand…

The Conversation

Northern Ireland’s biggest university to make 450 staff redundant

The university is home to over 30,000 students and 3,100 staff across its Belfast

The Independent UK

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Good Jobs Bill: Northern Ireland’s workers’ rights reforms could impact job creation and investment

In Northern Ireland, the newly introduced 'Good Jobs Bill' aims to fortify worker protections, particularly by prohibiting zero-hour contracts. However, this initiative has sparked fierce resistance from business executives, who express concerns about its potential to hinder job growth and deter investment. They call for a postponement to allow for…

The Times of India

‘Protected’ seagrass meadows aren’t necessarily healthy – because pollution doesn’t stop at the shoreline

I spent last summer wading through seagrass meadows across Northern Ireland, from the sheltered waters of Strangford Lough to the exposed coast at Waterfoot Bay. I was collecting seagrass leaves and testing them for nitrogen pollution. Every meadow I visited sits inside a marine protected area – a stretch of…

The Conversation

O’Neill and Little-Pengelly call for decisive action from Starmer on fuel costs

They have asked the Government to look at reducing fuel duty and a ⁠comprehensive cost-of-living support package among other measures.

Evening Standard

‘Nobody’s in charge’: is power sharing still working in Northern Ireland?

Feuding parties and crumbling public services damaging public’s faith in Stormont, 28 years on from Good Friday agreement

The Guardian - UK

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‘Seismic change’: how election wins for nationalists in Celtic nations could reshape UK

With polls suggesting Plaid Cymru, the SNP and Sinn Féin could be in power after May vote, constitutional challenges may lie ahead

The Guardian - UK

Storm Dave: thousands of homes in Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland left without power

Road and rail travel also disrupted across the UK before weather warnings lifted on Sunday

The Guardian - UK

‘Linen is meaningful in Belfast’: how an old industry is weaving the city a new identity

Fabric that once defined Northern Ireland’s capital is at heart of its stylish revival, embraced by designers, royalty and heritage farmers alike

The Guardian - UK

Cyber attack hits IT system for Northern Ireland schools

The Education Authority said it could not yet confirm whether personal data had been compromised.

Evening Standard

Northern Ireland leads surge in fuel prices since start of Iran war

Petrol has risen 19% and diesel 35%, while in England the north has had the sharpest increases

The Guardian - UK

Lurgan bomb attempt ‘timely reminder’ of terror threat to police – Jon Boutcher

He condemned those who carried out the attack as ‘cowards’ and said dissident republican groups ‘have no support and nothing to offer’.

The Independent UK

Every Liverpool Player Not Going to 2026 World Cup

An array of Liverpool stars won’t feature at the tournament.

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Evening Standard

Lurgan proxy bomb attempt ‘would have caused devastation’, Long says

Stormont Justice Minister Naomi Long was speaking during a visit to Lurgan police station following the attack on Monday night.

Roll Call

Congress awaits a royal address from King Charles

During the nation’s 250th anniversary, the British are coming — this time by invitation. His Majesty Charles III, king of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, is set to address a joint meeting of Congress on April 28, House and Senate leaders announced Wednesday. “The relationship between…

Evening Standard

Galeforce winds expected to cause disruption over Easter weekend

A yellow weather warning for very strong winds has been issued for Scotland, Northern Ireland and parts of north Wales and northern England.

Evening Standard

UK Government response urged to UN concern over surveillance of solicitors

The McCullough Review in 2025 confirmed instances of police monitoring journalists’ and solicitors’ phone data in Northern Ireland.

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Evening Standard

Irish leaders say Lurgan attack attempt was ‘appalling’ and ‘deeply chilling’

The Taoiseach and Tanaiste have condemned the attempted proxy bomb attack in Lurgan on Monday.

The Independent UK

Wales boss Craig Bellamy is a wanted man and rightly so, says Sorba Thomas

Bellamy is in demand with teams supposedly trying to "nab" him off Wales

The Independent UK

Michael O’Neill reveals physical and mental toll of dual manager role amid speculation over his future

Michael O’Neill has managed the Northern Ireland national team and Blackburn Rovers since February

The Independent UK

Craig Bellamy angry at Wales’ first-half display in draw with Northern Ireland

Wales trailed to Jamie Donley’s goal before Sorba Thomas equalised.

The Independent UK

Wales and Northern Ireland play out friendly draw after World Cup heartbreak

Wales 1-1 Northern Ireland: The Dragons extended their unbeaten run in this fixture to 10 games

The Independent UK

Clubs express concerns over Michael O’Neill’s dual role with Northern Ireland and Blackburn Rovers

Blackburn, 19th in the Championship, are four points above Oxford, 23rd, in the table

International Business Times UK

Fuel Crisis Deepens in Northern Ireland as Stations Run Dry and Prices Surge

UK petrol and diesel prices spike amid Middle East conflict, with fears of shortages and rising costs impacting consumers and businesses.

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