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🇬🇧 "The attack in Belfast is thuggery, plain and simple. Innocent people had absolutely nothing to do with it. Racism, intimidation & violence are wrong. I will continue to do everything that I can to support local communities through this horrific period." — First Minister of Northern Ireland, Michelle... show more

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