
Glock in Ford, Brain Surgery Wait, and Name Change Ruling
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Unusual findings in a car auction: a loaded, non-local pistol hidden in a Ford EcoSport carrying suspected dirty cash. Meanwhile, the inquest into Noah Donohoes death enters its fourth month, and a woman pleads for her husbands brain surgery. A teen keeps his convicted fathers surname, Derry approves a massive student block, and FastHouse takes control of Kingspans timber firm. These stories continue to unfold across the region.
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Belfast News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Glock in Ford, Brain Surgery Wait, and Name Change Ruling. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
I'm Corey with the story, and you've been listening to Europe News today. AI-powered European coverage. Court heard details on a fake-lock pistol tucked inside a Ford EcoSport, carrying 165,000 pounds and suspected dirty cash. The gun was fully loaded and not the usual type scene in Northern Ireland's crime scene. It only turned up after the car got auctioned off in ship to England, hidden behind a taillight. Joshua Guvence's ride raised eyebrows in the case. Meanwhile, the inquest into 15-year-old Belfast schoolboy Noah Donahoe's death is stretching into a fourth month. Juris got sent home for Easter, but their book through May now. Over in Firmana, 32-year-old, Ciara Hughes fears her 35-year-old husband, Ben could die waiting for brain surgery. He's in an induced coma at Southwest acute hospital after brutal seizures from epilepsy. Judges ruled the teen son keeps his convicted sex offender dad's surname, despite Mom's push to change in.
Derry Planner's Greenlit, a 281-bedroom student block on Strand Road, while Fast House snagged majority control of King Span's Timber. Firm. These stories keep unfolding across the region.
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