Violence Erupts in Dublin Over Asylum Seekers
Protesters clashed with police in Dublin, setting a police van on fire and throwing missiles.
6 people arrested
Police helicopter targeted with lasers
300 officers on duty, including riot police and dog unit
What's happening in Dublin?
Turning Point USA Event Turns Violent in Berkeley
A violent brawl erupted near the University of California, Berkeley, ahead of a Turning Point USA event.
The event featured Dr. Frank Turek and Rob Schneider, and was the final stop of the "This Is The Turning Point" tour.
The clash occurred two months after TPUSA founder Charlie Kirk was assassinated at a campus event in Utah.
A crowd of agitators gathered around the fight, with some wearing keffiyehs and carrying left-wing signs.
Local police struggled to contain the situation, and it's unclear how many participants were arrested or injured.
The event has sparked concerns about free speech and intolerance on college campuses.
Tanzania Elections: What's Happening?
Tanzania just had its elections, but things didn't go smoothly.
Violence marred the voting process
Main opposition candidates were either jailed or barred from running
President Samia Suluhu Hassan is expected to win a second term
The government has ordered students and government workers to stay home due to the tense situation.
London Stabbing Incidents: What's Happening?
Two separate stabbing incidents occurred in London, resulting in the deaths of two men.
A 19-year-old was stabbed in south west London and died in hospital
A 49-year-old man was stabbed to death in west London while walking a dog
Arrests have been made in both cases
Police are investigating both incidents and urging witnesses to come forward.
UK Plans to House Asylum Seekers in Military Bases: What You Need to Know
The UK government has announced plans to house around 900 male asylum seekers in two military bases, one in Scotland and one in southern England.
The plan aims to eventually house up to 10,000 asylum seekers in military sites across the country.
Refugee organizations have expressed concerns over the proposal, citing high costs and logistical difficulties.
Local communities have also raised concerns about the potential impact on community cohesion.
Racially Aggravated Rape in Walsall: What You Need to Know
A woman in her 20s was raped in a racially aggravated attack in Walsall.
The attack happened on Saturday night in the Park Hall area
A 32-year-old man has been arrested in connection with the incident
The victim is being supported by specially trained officers
Can you help?** The police are urging anyone with information to come forward.
Dublin Protests Turn Violent: What's Happening?
You might be wondering what's behind the violent protests in Dublin. Here's what we know:
Protests erupted outside a hotel housing asylum seekers after an alleged sexual assault
Police were attacked with bricks, fireworks, and glass bottles
Several officers were injured and arrests were made
The situation quickly turned violent, with protesters attempting to breach the police cordon. It's a complex issue, but it seems that social media played a role in orchestrating the violence.
As the investigation continues, one thing is clear: the violence won't be tolerated. Stay informed and follow the latest updates on this developing story.
Australian News Roundup: Police Missteps and Investigations
You might be wondering what's going on in Australia lately.
From police missteps to investigations, here are the key points:
A Victorian police commissioner apologised for using a helicopter to attend a conference in Tasmania.
An independent investigation found no evidence of financial mismanagement at the Square Kilometre Array Observatory.
A NSW police officer faces a second charge over the alleged assault of a protester.
Mississippi Mass Shootings: What's Happening?
A series of mass shootings rocked Mississippi, leaving many dead and injured.
6 dead and over a dozen injured in a small town called Leland
Shootings also occurred at two Mississippi universities
As the state reels from these tragic events, one question remains: **what sparked this violence?
Italy Farmhouse Explosion Kills Police Officers
Three police officers were killed and many injured in a massive explosion at a rural Italian farmhouse.
An eviction attempt went wrong when the house, filled with gas, was deliberately ignited, causing a huge blast.
A brother and sister in their 60s, and a third sibling, have been detained in connection with the incident.
The explosion has been described as an "incredible tragedy" and an "absolutely crazy gesture".
Storm Éowyn Wreaks Havoc Across Ireland and UK: 715,000 Homes Left Without Power
Brace yourselves! Storm Éowyn has arrived, leaving a trail of destruction in its wake. More than 715,000 homes in Ireland are without power, and the number in Northern Ireland is not far behind. Winds of up to 113mph have been recorded, and the Electricity Supply Board warns it could take a week to restore power to all homes.
The storm has also caused chaos in Northern Ireland, where 185,000 properties are still without electricity and some residents may be in the dark for up to 10 days. Several famous Game of Thrones trees have also toppled.
In the Republic of Ireland, about 460,000 are without power, and a man lost his life when a tree fell on his car. With Storm Herminia on the horizon, it's essential to stay updated and take necessary precautions.
Christmas Day Prison Break in Mozambique Amid Election Tensions
More than 1,500 inmates, including convicted terrorists, escaped from a high-security prison in Mozambique's capital, Maputo, on Christmas Day. The prison break followed a rebellion and violent protests over the confirmation of the ruling Frelimo party's victory in the October elections. At least 33 prisoners died and 15 were injured during a confrontation with security forces. Videos circulating on social media showed the moment inmates left the prison, while others revealed captures made by military personnel and prison guards. The escaped prisoners are being urged to surrender, and the population is being informed about the fugitives.
Controlled Explosion at US Embassy in London: What We Know So Far
Here's what we know so far:
Controlled Explosion at Glasgow Bus Station; Three Men Arrested
BREAKING:** Police in Glasgow have carried out a controlled explosion at Buchanan Bus Station after discovering a 'potentially suspicious item'. Three men have been arrested in connection with the incident. The bomb squad was called out after reports of a suspicious package. The bus station, Glasgow Caledonian University campus, and Glasgow Royal Concert Hall were all evacuated as a precaution. Services have been disrupted and commuters are advised to check with operators for updates. The area remains closed as inquiries continue.**What happened at Glasgow's busiest bus station?
U.S. Bans Civilian Flights to Haiti After Jetliner Hit by Gunfire Amid Violence
U.S. Bans Civilian Flights to Haiti Amid Violence
Three planes hit by gunfire near Haiti
U.S. bans flights to Haiti for a month
Violent gangs, political instability and poverty worsening situation
New Prime Minister appointed
U.S. calls for Haiti leaders to prioritize governance
James McClean's Remembrance Day Protest: Taunts and Chants
What's going on with James McClean and his Remembrance Day protest? The Wrexham captain refused to wear a poppy during a match and stood alone during the minute of silence. Fans taunted him and even started chanting 'he hates the f**ing King'. Check out the latest on this ongoing controversy. #JamesMcClean #RemembranceDay #Wrexham #Protest
Ireland to Hold General Election This Month: A Summary
Ireland to Head to the Polls This Month!
Simon Harris, the Irish prime minister, has announced that the country will be holding a general election on November 29th.*
Harris, the youngest Irish prime minister in history, will travel to the official residence of the Irish president on Friday to seek the dissolution of Ireland's Dail parliament.*
This announcement comes after a series of scandals involving Sinn Féin, the main opposition party, which has seen its fortunes decline in recent polls.*
Fine Gael, the current ruling party, is eagerly seizing on Sinn Féin's woes for maximum electoral gain.*
Stay tuned for more updates on this developing story.*
DRUG-RELATED SHOOTING IN FRANCE LEAVES FIVE INJURED
A shooting in France's western city of Poitiers has left five people injured, including a teenager. The violence is thought to be linked to drug trafficking. The interior minister has warned that the country is at a 'tipping point' when it comes to drug trafficking violence. In the same week, a five-year-old boy was also seriously injured in a shooting related to drug trafficking in Rennes. France is experiencing a surge in gang-related drug violence, with numerous cities affected. The senate has estimated annual drug trafficking revenues in France at €3-6 billion ($3.3-6.6 billion).
Tragic Disappearance of Irish Boy: Police Unearth Possible Grave
Ireland is in shock** as police excavate a suspected grave behind the former family home of missing eight-year-old Kyran Durnin. Despite extensive inquiries, Kyran remains missing, and investigators now suspect he may have been murdered two years ago. The case has left the nation utterly heartbroken, with Taoiseach Simon Harris urging anyone with information to come forward. Authorities have taken possession of the property, which was Kyran's family home until 2024. A significant concern was raised with police by Ireland's child and family agency, Tusla, in August 2024. This heart-wrenching story serves as a tragic reminder of the importance of protecting vulnerable children.
Alarming Surge in Violence in Southern Mexico: Catholic Priest and Indigenous Activist Gunned Down
A Prominent Indigenous Rights Activist and Catholic Priest Shot Dead in Southern Mexico
Will the authorities be able to put an end to the escalating violence in southern Mexico?*
Two Teachers Stabbed in South Wales School: A Shocking Incident
Two teachers at Ysgol Dyffryn Aman in Ammanford, Carmarthenshire, Wales, were viciously attacked by a 13-year-old girl during a sunny morning breaktime in April. The assistant headteacher, Fiona Elias, thought she was going to die as the teenager began stabbing her, while her colleague, Liz Hopkin, feared for her life when she was stabbed in the neck. The girl, who cannot be named, has admitted to wounding the two teachers and a pupil but denies attempting to murder them. This shocking incident has left the community in a state of disbelief and fear, with the trial still ongoing.
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