Cyber Attack on School IT, Parade Tensions, and Rugby Star's Breakthrough

0:00It's April 3rd. Welcome in. This is Europe News Today, where European headlines meet AI. The Education Authority in the North is dealing with a cyber attack on the C2K network that powers school IT systems. They confirmed it hit Friday, blocking kids from GCSE, and A-level materials teachers uploaded. No word yet on whether personal data got compromised, but countermeasures are in place. Over at Windsor Park, the Iris Football Association pulled the plug on a landlord investment talk Thursday night. Organizer's blame security worries after anti-immigration protesters planned a demo nearby. They had booked the room fair and square, but the IFA said no go. In dairy, folks are urging calm before a hard-line Republican parade Monday for the 110th anniversary of the Easter Rising. The National Republican Commemoration Committee, tied to the anti-agreement group, Sayarad, is behind it amid rising tensions. Queen's University Medical School in Belfast just celebrated 190 years. It kicked off in 1836,

1:05with 30 guys studying anatomy in a tiny brick spot, now launching 17,000 students into medicine. Rudby starred Nick Timonies finally getting his flowers on the international stage after years of patience. Sure, he had spotty call-ups, but this year marks his real breakthrough beyond that one six nations cap. Big things brewing for him.