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3,500 Victims, 185 Charges: How 'Catfish' Predator Drove US Girl To Suicide
A prolific "catfish" offender whose cruel campaign of global online blackmail targeted thousands of young victims and drove a 12-year-old US girl to suicide was on Friday jailed for life.
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Ahead Of Biden's Visit, UK Raises Terror Threat Level In North Ireland
The domestic spy agency MI5 now judged that the threat of an attack had gone from "substantial" to "severe", meaning an incident is judged "highly likely", Northern Ireland Secretary Chris Heaton-Harris said.
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Former CEO Of Transdev North America, Mark Joseph Joins Biliti Electric's Board
Mark Joseph comes with over 30 years of leadership experience with both public and private transportation organizations across the U.S., Canada, UK, Ireland, and South America.
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UK Shares New Post-Brexit Trade Plan For North Ireland With European Union
Britain on Tuesday said it sent the EU a new legal text to overhaul fractious post-Brexit trading arrangements in Northern Ireland, and renewed threats to abandon the current deal.
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UK To Stress Need For "Significant Change" In Northern Ireland Protocol
Britain is set to ratchet up pressure on the EU this week to agree an overhaul of the post-Brexit deal on Northern Ireland, according to a draft speech released on Saturday.
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Scotland Survive Israel Shootout As Ireland Miss Out On UEFA Euro 2020
Scotland are one game away from reaching the UEFA Euro 2020 and also their first major tournament in 22 years.
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Car Bomb Explodes Outside Courtroom In Northern Ireland
Police investigating a suspected car bombing in the Northern Irish city of Londonderry said Sunday they believe dissident republican group the New IRA to be responsible.
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Brexit Looms Large In Tight Vote On North Ireland Border
Taking a break from the UK election campaign in the village of Kinawley in Northern Ireland, Sinn Fein candidate Michelle Gildernew gazes across the patchwork of fields criss-crossing the border with the Republic of Ireland.
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Northern Ireland Government Unstable As Top Minister Resigns
Northern Ireland's power-sharing government was on the brink of collapse after Deputy First Minister Martin McGuinness announced Monday he was resigning.
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British PM Heads To North Ireland For Brexit Talks
Prime Minister Theresa May heads to Northern Ireland on Monday in a bid to bring the province into the fold on Britain's negotiations to exit the EU.
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'I'm Still Alive' Jokes Queen Elizabeth On North Ireland Visit
"I'm still alive," quipped the British monarch Queen Elizabeth on Monday when asked about her health, in her first round of public engagements since Britain voted to leave the European Union.
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Court Declares North Ireland Abortion Law Against Human Rights
Northern Ireland's restrictive abortion legislation is in breach of human rights law, the Belfast High Court found today in a judgement hailed as "historic".
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Former Soldiers March Over North Ireland Bloody Sunday Arrest
British veterans marched through London on Saturday to protest against the arrest of a former comrade on suspicion of murdering three people during Northern Ireland's Bloody Sunday in 1972.
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Britain to Convene All-Party Talks to Resolve North Ireland Deadlock
Britain announced on Sunday that it would convene all-party talks to try and resolve a political deadlock in Northern Ireland caused by a row over welfare reforms that has threatened to bring down the devolved government.
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North Korea Reopens International Camp for Kids
Summer camp in North Korea? It's got one - and it's got everything from giant water slides and a private beach to video games and volleyball courts. Oh, and, of course, a big bronze statue of the late leaders Kim Il Sung and Kim Jong Il surrounded by adoring children.
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3,500 Victims, 185 Charges: How 'Catfish' Predator Drove US Girl To Suicide
A prolific "catfish" offender whose cruel campaign of global online blackmail targeted thousands of young victims and drove a 12-year-old US girl to suicide was on Friday jailed for life.
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Ahead Of Biden's Visit, UK Raises Terror Threat Level In North Ireland
The domestic spy agency MI5 now judged that the threat of an attack had gone from "substantial" to "severe", meaning an incident is judged "highly likely", Northern Ireland Secretary Chris Heaton-Harris said.
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Former CEO Of Transdev North America, Mark Joseph Joins Biliti Electric's Board
Mark Joseph comes with over 30 years of leadership experience with both public and private transportation organizations across the U.S., Canada, UK, Ireland, and South America.
-
UK Shares New Post-Brexit Trade Plan For North Ireland With European Union
Britain on Tuesday said it sent the EU a new legal text to overhaul fractious post-Brexit trading arrangements in Northern Ireland, and renewed threats to abandon the current deal.
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UK To Stress Need For "Significant Change" In Northern Ireland Protocol
Britain is set to ratchet up pressure on the EU this week to agree an overhaul of the post-Brexit deal on Northern Ireland, according to a draft speech released on Saturday.
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Scotland Survive Israel Shootout As Ireland Miss Out On UEFA Euro 2020
Scotland are one game away from reaching the UEFA Euro 2020 and also their first major tournament in 22 years.
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Car Bomb Explodes Outside Courtroom In Northern Ireland
Police investigating a suspected car bombing in the Northern Irish city of Londonderry said Sunday they believe dissident republican group the New IRA to be responsible.
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Brexit Looms Large In Tight Vote On North Ireland Border
Taking a break from the UK election campaign in the village of Kinawley in Northern Ireland, Sinn Fein candidate Michelle Gildernew gazes across the patchwork of fields criss-crossing the border with the Republic of Ireland.
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Northern Ireland Government Unstable As Top Minister Resigns
Northern Ireland's power-sharing government was on the brink of collapse after Deputy First Minister Martin McGuinness announced Monday he was resigning.
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British PM Heads To North Ireland For Brexit Talks
Prime Minister Theresa May heads to Northern Ireland on Monday in a bid to bring the province into the fold on Britain's negotiations to exit the EU.
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'I'm Still Alive' Jokes Queen Elizabeth On North Ireland Visit
"I'm still alive," quipped the British monarch Queen Elizabeth on Monday when asked about her health, in her first round of public engagements since Britain voted to leave the European Union.
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Court Declares North Ireland Abortion Law Against Human Rights
Northern Ireland's restrictive abortion legislation is in breach of human rights law, the Belfast High Court found today in a judgement hailed as "historic".
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Former Soldiers March Over North Ireland Bloody Sunday Arrest
British veterans marched through London on Saturday to protest against the arrest of a former comrade on suspicion of murdering three people during Northern Ireland's Bloody Sunday in 1972.
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Britain to Convene All-Party Talks to Resolve North Ireland Deadlock
Britain announced on Sunday that it would convene all-party talks to try and resolve a political deadlock in Northern Ireland caused by a row over welfare reforms that has threatened to bring down the devolved government.
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North Korea Reopens International Camp for Kids
Summer camp in North Korea? It's got one - and it's got everything from giant water slides and a private beach to video games and volleyball courts. Oh, and, of course, a big bronze statue of the late leaders Kim Il Sung and Kim Jong Il surrounded by adoring children.
