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“Get them out, keep them out”: How social media fuelled violent attacks against migrants in Northern Ireland
In June 2025, Northern Ireland experienced eight nights of violent unrest, centered in Ballymena, targeting Roma and Romanian migrants following an alleged sexual assault. Social media platforms, particularly Facebook, TikTok, and YouTube, were used to spread hate speech, doxx the locations of families seeking shelter, and livestream violence for profit. The report argues that platforms failed to mitigate these risks in real-time, potentially violating the UK's Online Safety Act (OSA), and calls for a coordinated government response to bridge online and offline risk monitoring.
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Document type: Briefing
Groundwater Events Sorted by Location
The document catalogs numerous instances of radioactive water leaks and spills at US nuclear power plants, detailing events such as tank overflows, pipe ruptures, and the detection of tritium in groundwater. It lists specific units, dates, and the nature of the contamination, including the volume of water released and the remediation steps taken, such as soil excavation.
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Document type: Report