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Upskirting Teacher, RAF Veteran Honored, David Gray in Belfast

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Upskirting incident forces teacher to leave job, RAF veteran honored, David Gray returns to Belfast, Stormont discusses local politics, GP highlights gender gap in healthcare, new passport checks for non-EU holders, school partners with charity to teach kids about misogyny, and cinema fosters connections in a divided world.

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Upskirting Teacher, RAF Veteran Honored, David Gray in Belfast

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Belfast News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Upskirting Teacher, RAF Veteran Honored, David Gray in Belfast. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

On April 20th, a teacher at a school had to leave her job after an upscirting incident left her scared for her safety. This story highlights the going the extra mile, segment on UTV Live from Monday the 20th of April, shining a light on real community issues. Meanwhile an RAF veteran got honored with the Freedom of the Burrow, a big recognition for his service. And singer David Gray is heading back to Belfast for a show mixing his classic hits with fresh tracks, exciting fans across the region. Stormon gave their take on local politics, while a GP raised alarms about a gender gap in healthcare, saying women often get overlooked in treatments. And diagnoses, that could spark some real changes down the line. New passport checks for non-EU holders are now fully in place, tightening up border rules. Plus, a school in North Belfast partnered with a charity to teach kids about misogyny, aiming to build better awareness early on. Rapping up the show, another going the extra mile piece, showed how cinema is bringing

young people together, fostering connections in a divided world. Stay tuned for more updates like these.

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