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Belfast City Hall will not be lit up on Monday to mark Safe Abortion Day, BBC understands (opens the original)
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Plans to light up Belfast City Hall to mark Safe Abortion Day will not go ahead on Monday after the Democratic Unionist Party (DUP) used a council procedure to challenge the decision. The landmark was due to be lit up green, after a request by the National Women's Council of Ireland and a motion brought to the council by the Alliance Party. That motion was opposed by unionist parties and anti-abortion organisations. Belfast City Council said they are now seeking legal opinion on "the merits" of
Food banks say they are 'in crisis' as some face threat of closure in Northern Ireland (opens the original)
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The manager of a food bank in County Fermanagh has said they have enough money for "two months of running costs" before they run out, while another one in West Belfast, has had to "significantly reduce" the sizes of their parcels. According to the Trussell Trust, an anti-poverty charity, some food banks are having pay for 30-50% of the food they are supplying. Enniskillen Foodbank said their "ongoing expenses are continuing and donations are not keeping pace" with project manager Paul Dickson de
Former Ulster Unionist councillor Linzi McLaren announced as SDLP candidate (opens the original)
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A former Ulster Unionist Party (UUP) councillor has been selected to run as an SDLP candidate in the Stormont assembly election next May. Linzi McLaren, who left the UUP in October 2025, is set to contest South Antrim. In a statement, the former police officer said her "values have not changed but my perspective has". SDLP leader Claire Hanna said that building a new Ireland "means reaching beyond traditional political identities, listening to people whose experiences are different from our own"
PSNI: More than 60-ebikes and e-scooters seized in three days (opens the original)
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A six-year-old child was among those stopped by police during a three-day operation where 65 e-bikes and e-scooters were seized. Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) Inspector Matt Adams said the number of vehicles seized during the crackdown "demonstrates the scale of this problem". Seven arrests were also made for drugs and motoring offences during the 'Weekend of Action' which took place between Friday 18 to Sunday September 20. Police also seized £3,600 in cash along with a significant
Teacher unions vote in favour of action short of strike over workload pressures (opens the original)
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Teachers in Northern Ireland will take industrial action short of a strike as part of a dispute over what they describe as "unsuitable workloads". The NI Teachers' Council (NITC), which represents the five teaching unions in Northern Ireland, said the action will be begin on Monday, 28 September. It added it was not able to secure a resolution to reduce workload for teachers and school leaders. Education Minister Paul Givan said he was disappointed and has urged the teaching unions to continue i
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