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Stormont opens review into Jeffrey Donaldson conduct at Parliament Buildings
A review into the conduct of convicted child sex offender Jeffrey Donaldson at Stormont has opened, with anyone affected invited to come forward.
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Irish News
· Jun 29, 2026
Noel Doran: The Donaldson I saw in south Down
The dark shadow of Jeffrey Donaldson will hang over both Stormont and Westminster for many years
India Today
· Jul 8, 2026
Live: Guard of Honour for PM Modi in Melbourne
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GB News
· Jul 8, 2026
WATCH: David Lammy assures 'every decision' made by Labour is based on 'public safety'
Deputy Prime Minister David Lammy has told MPs that every decision made by the Government is based on public safety, as he is grilled by Shadow Housing Secretary James Cleverly on the early release of dangerous criminals, including grooming gang perpetrators.Mr Lammy told the Commons: He asks about a very serious issue, and every decision we have taken has been based on public safety in delivering justice for victims. Let's talk about the context.The last Labour Government built 28,000 prison places. We're building 14,000 by 2031. We've already delivered 3,200 under the Tories. They closed 23 prisons. Gloucester, closed. Shrewsbury, closed. Portsmouth, closed. Holloway, closed. Northallerton, closed. What are they now? A block of flats. That's why we have to have an early release scheme. That's why we passed the Sentencing Act. And we're putting community powers locally to make sure that we protect the public.WATCH ABOVE. Our Standards: The GB News Editorial Charter
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· Jun 29, 2026
Jon Burrows calls on Prime Minister to launch 'proper inquiry' into who knew what about Jeffrey Donaldson's behaviour
The Ulster Unionist leader has written to the prime minister calling for a full inquiry into what the church, politicians, political parties, the police and security services knew about the activities of Jeffrey Donaldson.
Canada's National Observer
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· Jul 9, 2026
Parks Canada report calls creation of national parks a ‘colonial injustice’ for Indigenous peoples
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Related coverage for "Stormont opens review into Jeffrey Donaldson conduct at Parliament Buildings": Irish News — Noel Doran: The Donaldson I saw in south Down. India Today — Live: Guard of Honour for PM Modi in Melbourne. GB News — WATCH: David Lammy assures 'every decision' made by Labour is based on 'public safety'. The News Letter — Jon Burrows calls on Prime Minister to launch 'proper inquiry' into who knew what about Jeffrey Donaldson's behaviour. Canada's National Observer — 'Far as the eye can see': Saskatchewan communities cleaning up after floods. Toronto Sun — Parks Canada report calls creation of national parks a ‘colonial injustice’ for Indigenous peoples