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Coastguard Rescue Officers are frontline heroes.
Day and night, they carry out dangerous search and rescue missions, help people trapped in mud, respond to emergencies, and provide life-saving first aid.
It is deeply concerning that the Government is reportedly planning to stop paying Coastguard Rescue Officers for emergency callouts.
These dedicated volunteers deserve to be properly recognised and supported for the vital work they do to keep our communities safe.
If you agree, please join me in standing with our coastguards by signing the petition: 38d.gs/xk94
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The images from Bordeaux are terrifying, but the data simply do not support the climate-alarmist narrative.
The Irish justice system once again raises serious questions about its attitude towards republican terrorism.
The disgraceful decision to release an individual charged in connection with an alleged bombing offence sends entirely the wrong message. These are the kinds of actions that seek to drag Northern Ireland back to a dark chapter of violence that this individual was not even born into.
It is bad enough that, over the years, many victims have felt that those responsible for terrorist violence have escaped proper justice. Decisions like this do nothing to reassure the public that the lessons of the past have been learned. Instead, they undermine confidence in the justice system and leave victims feeling forgotten.
Those who seek to glorify, encourage or engage in terrorism should face the full force of the law. The people of Northern Ireland deserve the confidence that every possible step is being taken to ensure there is no return to the violence of the past.