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Sarah Montgomery: A 'cold blooded, sustained and murderous' attack (opens the original)
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A man beat the mother of his two children to death using a water bottle that had been given to him as a Father's Day present, a court in Belfast has heard. Sarah Montgomery, 27, was 32 weeks pregnant when she was murdered by Zak Hughes in June 2025. She had two other children, both girls, aged five and seven. Hughes, 29, from Ardglen Place in Ardoyne, Belfast pleaded guilty to her murder and to a charge of child destruction in June 2026. Warning: This article contains graphic details that some r
Breastfeeding: Almost 1,500 NI venues become breastfeeding welcome spaces (opens the original)
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Could a simple sign in shop windows and public spaces help increase breastfeeding rates? Northern Ireland has the lowest breastfeeding rate in the UK, according to the Public Health Agency (PHA). There are now almost 1,500 venues and organisations across Northern Ireland's 11 council areas signed up to the Breastfeeding Welcome Here scheme. While some mothers are unable to breastfeed - for medical reasons, for example - others can face barriers including stigma and a lack of support. "To me, it
Hadi Alodid: Belfast knife attack accused told to seek legal representation (opens the original)
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A man charged with a serious knife attack in north Belfast has been told by a judge that he faces serious charges and that he should seek legal representation. Hadi Alodid, 30, of Duncairn Avenue in the north of the city, was charged last month with attempted murder over a violent incident that took place in early June. The victim, named as Stephen Ogilvie, who is in his 40s lost his left eye in the attack and also sustained damage to his right eye The incident sparked serious disorder in Belfas
Bryce Pounder: Former soldier jailed for storing explosives and gun linked to UVF (opens the original)
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A former soldier has been sentenced to three years in prison for having a pipe bomb, gun and ammunition linked to the East Belfast Ulster Volunteer Force (UVF). Bryce Pounder, 38, previously pleaded guilty to possession of explosives and an article for use in terrorism. He also admitted possessing a firearm in suspicious circumstances. Pounder, from Parker Street in Belfast, was among four men who were arrested during a series of police raids in Belfast in November 2022. He was not accused of me
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