Jordan Moates presents Saturday's Northern Ireland news headlines
They were called to the Thomas Street area after a man had been hit with a glass bottle. A suspect, who was inside a house, pointed what police believed to be a gun at officers.
Thousands took to the streets in central London this afternoon in a march that began near the Houses of Parliament.Portglenone stabbingThe attack happened in the West Road area of Portglenone yesterday morning. The man was also stabbed in the leg and is being treated for non-life threatening injuries.Graves damagedThe council said staff have been on site since the morning carrying out clean-up and repairs and providing support to families.
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Electric Ireland announces 15% price reduction for residential customers in Northern IrelandElectric Ireland has announced a 15% reduction in electricity prices for residential customers in Northern Ireland, resulting in an average annual saving of £206.64. This follows a series of price reductions by gas and electricity suppliers in the region.
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Police in Northern Ireland experience autism through virtual realityPolice officers in Northern Ireland have gained insight into the world of autism through a virtual reality experience. The initiative, developed by individuals with autism, aims to increase understanding and empathy towards those with neurological differences. The chief constable highlighted the past failures in understanding autism and emphasized the importance of initiatives like this. The virtual reality experience simulates being brought into custody, including sensory aspects like lights, noises, smells, and textures.
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Police in Northern Ireland take a walk in the steps of someone with autismSome 120 officers, including Chief Constable Jon Boutcher took part in a virtual reality experience ahead of Autism Acceptance Week.
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Police in Northern Ireland take a walk in the steps of someone with autismSome 120 officers, including Chief Constable Jon Boutcher took part in a virtual reality experience ahead of Autism Acceptance Week.
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