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Stand-off in Ulster over first loyalist parade for three decades (opens the original)
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A tense stand-off threatened to return Northern Ireland to its embittered past on Sunday after a loyalist parade was allowed to go ahead for the first time in nearly 30 years. Thousands of protesters, including first minister Michelle O'Neill and former Sinn Fein president Gerry Adams, blocked Garvaghy Road in Portadown to stop the Protestant Orange Order marching through the Catholic area. The demonstration had been banned since 1998 due to repeated sectarian violence outside Drumcree Church wh
Britain's oldest school launches probe into historic sex abuse claims (opens the original)
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The first female head of King's School Canterbury, thought to be the oldest school in the world, has launched an independent review into historic abuse. The move follows the jailing of former boarding master Dennis Fletcher, 76, for abusing boys at Junior King's more than 40 years ago. Former pupils have since made disclosures about other members of staff, spanning five decades. In a letter to former pupils - known as Old King's Scholars (OKS) - headmistress Jude Lowson said the investigation wi
IAir chief clings on after second flights meltdown in two weeks (opens the original)
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Britain's air traffic control chief was clinging to his job last night after the Prime Minister refused to back him over a second technical meltdown in two weeks. Thousands of passengers were left stranded after hundreds of flights were grounded due to a 'connectivity issue' at the National Air Traffic Services (NATS) offices in Prestwick, Scotland. Chief executive Martin Rolfe, who was already facing calls to quit after a computer error saw 2,000 flights cancelled 13 days ago, was under intense
Top university courses should cost more, says Russel Group chief (opens the original)
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Top universities should be allowed to charge students more, the head of the Russell Group has said. Libby Hackett, chief executive of the 24 leading universities that include Oxford and Cambridge, also suggested that courses that benefit society, such as nursing and teaching, should be cheaper. She said the current tuition fee system is not fit for purpose because students are asked to pay the same regardless of what or where they study. 'Is it fair that we ask students or graduates to contribut
A third under-35s think it's fine for women to be paid less than men (opens the original)
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A third of young Britons believe it is reasonable to pay men more than women for doing the same job, a survey has revealed. The findings raise questions about the influence of the so-called 'manosphere' on a generation of young men exposed to misogynist influencers such as Andrew Tate. Among the 2,000 adults polled, 19 per cent said they had no problem with unequal pay, but that rose to 34 per cent among the under-35s. Psychologist Dr Nihara Krause said action is needed to prevent decades of pro
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