Coolock: Garda public order units clear protesters for second night at site earmarked for asylum seekers

Faeces have been smeared on multiple synagogues and a Jewish school in Golders Green, London, in a series of targeted antisemitic attacks over the past week. Local law enforcement and the neighborhood watch group Shomrim are investigating the incidents, which have heightened concerns within the community amidst rising antisemitism in the UK. Want More Context? 🔎

Nigel Farage's recent speech at the Reform party conference in Birmingham highlighted his alignment with Trumpian politics, evident through attendees sporting "Make Britain Great Again" caps and the party's anti-environmental policies. However, Trump's unpopularity in the UK poses a challenge for Farage, as embracing the former president could alienate potential supporters amidst concerns over his controversial policies. Want More Context? 🔎

Part of Heathrow Airport's Terminal 4 has been evacuated due to a 'hazardous material incident,' with emergency services, including the London Fire Brigade and Metropolitan Police, responding on-site. Passengers are advised against traveling to the terminal while the situation is assessed, although other terminals remain operational. Want More Context? 🔎

Police responded to a distress call in Etna, Maine, only to find that the source of the "screaming" was actually Simon, a one-year-old Nigerian dwarf goat. Farm owner Devon Hawes explained that Simon is quite vocal, and no repercussions have been faced for the noise, highlighting the amusing misunderstanding. Want More Context? 🔎

Last year, around 100 vessels suspected of drug trafficking evaded interception in the Atlantic, despite the Maritime Analysis Operations Centre's monitoring efforts. A notable raid on the MV Matthew resulted in the seizure of over 2.2 tonnes of cocaine, marking Ireland's largest drug bust, with eight crew members convicted and jailed for a total of 129 years. Want More Context? 🔎

Researchers have discovered that male ratfish, or ghost sharks, possess a unique appendage called a tenaculum, which features teeth-like structures used for gripping females during mating, challenging previously held beliefs that teeth are solely oral structures. This finding, derived from an analysis of 40 specimens, suggests evolutionary adaptations in tooth development and opens up questions about the broader implications for other species. Want More Context? 🔎