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A Sudanese man charged in connection with the attempted beheading in Belfast is reported to have entered the United Kingdom through what security sources describe as a “backdoor” migration route involving Ireland and the Common Travel Area, according to reporting on cross-border migration patterns. The suspect, 30-year-old Hadi Alodid, is…

Firefighters douse cars set ablaze at Bute Park in Dundonald, less than a mile from Ulster Hospital Alamy Stock Photo Ulster Hospital There are multiple reports of overseas workers being targeted and intimidated in Belfast in recent days. LAST UPDATE | 11 Jun A NURSE WAS chased on her way to…

Headlines June 11, 2026 Watch Headlines U.S. Continues to Strike Iran for a Second Day in a Row Jun 11, 2026 The U.S. has struck Iran for a second day in a row, and President Trump is threatening more strikes as hopes for an imminent deal to end the war…

12th Jun 08:03 BST No major disorder reported in Belfast overnight Protests held across Northern Ireland have ended without major incident following a "robust" police response on Thursday. The Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) said extra officers, including mutual aid officers from other UK forces, were deployed across the…

The UK and Irish Governments and the Northern Ireland Executive have discussed protecting the Common Travel Area (CTA) and stronger enforcement to “prevent abuse” of it in the wake of the Belfast stabbing. Northern Ireland Secretary Hilary Benn, Irish Justice Minister Jim O’Callaghan and Stormont Justice Minister Naomi Long spoke…

The Belfast knife attack suspect was granted asylum under a fast-track application scheme because of his nationality. Hadi Alodid, 30, only had to complete a Home Office questionnaire rather than attend a face-to-face interview because of the “security and humanitarian situation” in Sudan. He travelled from the north African country…

June 11, 2026, 6:23 AM EDT / Updated June 11, 2026, 10:55 AM EDT LONDON — The condemnation over anti-immigrant riots in Northern Ireland was being matched by another growing outrage in Britain on Thursday: that the world’s richest person was inciting the violence. Masked men once again torched houses and vehicles in…

Officers were pelted with bricks and petrol bombs as hundreds gathered in Newtownabbey on Wednesday...Read More

NewsFeed Anti-immigrant demonstrators rallied for another day in Belfast, Northern Ireland, lighting a car on fire as police blocked a road. The anger comes after a video circulated online of a knife attack allegedly perpetrated by a Sudanese refugee. Published On 11 Jun 2026 Read More

Police in the United Kingdom city of Belfast have used water cannon to disperse dozens of far-right protesters during a second night of unrest triggered by a knife attack involving a Sudanese refugee. The clashes on Wednesday came as the family of the stabbing victim appealed for calm and condemned…