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Man admits repeated sexual assaults on two children (opens the original)
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A 38-year-old man has admitted repeated sexual assaults on two children. Paul Allen, from County Down, appeared in Downpatrick Crown Court on Tuesday. His barrister asked for him to be re-arraigned on 13 of the 18 offences against him. Allen, with an address at Cherryhill Crescent in Dundonald, entered guilty pleas to a total of 10 offences of sexually assaulting the two girls when they were under 13 years old, on dates between January 2020 and February 2024. The 38-year-old also admitted attemp
Belfast: Homeless service next to children's centre a 'safeguarding issue' (opens the original)
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A children's centre has said it is "under threat" because of plans for a homelessness service to move into a building next door. Foodstock, which aims to tackle poverty in Belfast, runs the children's centre and its founder, independent councillor Paul Doherty, said the move is a "child safeguarding issue". He said the concern is "not who is turning up, but there may be people turning up and attending in distress, crisis or in unpredictable circumstances". However, Extern chief executive Leslie-
PSNI: Chief constable apologises after ex-senior officer discriminated against (opens the original)
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The chief constable has apologised to a former PSNI chief inspector for discrimination she suffered in the force. In 2023, an employment tribunal found that Ch Insp Ursula Merrick was discriminated on grounds of her sex and disability. Ursula Merrick, who has been medically retired, was subjected to "unwarranted and highly damaging allegations" by her former colleague, Supt Ian Campbell, who is now retired. Speaking on Monday, she said she had been "humiliated" by his behaviour. On Monday, Chief
Lurgan: Man who recorded police details given 18 months in jail (opens the original)
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A 35-year-old man who admitted recording details of vehicles parked within Lurgan police station on his mobile phone has been given an 18-month jail sentence. Samuel McCaughey from Kilwilkie Road in Lurgan, pleaded guilty in 2024 to "recording information on 27 May 2020, likely to be useful to a person committing or preparing an act of terrorism, namely details of vehicles situated at Lurgan police station". He was further charged with having published vehicle details belonging to two members of
Overdose deaths: Jenna McCune 'was trying to get better' (opens the original)
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"She had a heart of gold. She just couldn't, unfortunately, help herself." Standing in the grounds of Belfast City Hall, Jenna McCune's family remember the woman behind the photograph. The 35-year-old mother-of-two died from a drugs overdose in Belfast on 31 March 2021. Five years on, her family are still learning how to live with her loss. Her stepmother, Linda Richardson, said: "Jenna helped anyone. She just couldn't, unfortunately, help herself. "She tried, and she tried, but she just couldn'
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