A drumbeat of anti-immigrant episodes has taken place over the past five weeks in Northern Ireland. But the images have also brought to mind darker moments in the history of the territory.

Disgraceful’: MPs slam rollback of Northern Ireland legislation that could lead to payouts for terrorists - MPs suggested the move would open a ‘witch-hunt’ against veterans who had served to protect

Anti-migrant acts such as the bonfire with effigies of refugees in a boat were ‘racist and ugly,’ and Northern Ireland says ‘no to that in society,’ First Minister Michelle O’Neill tells Anadolu - Ana

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An effigy of a boat containing mannequins of migrants was set alight in the village of Moygashel on Thursday, in an incident condemned by political and religious leaders as racist and threatening.

Largest sporting event ever held in Northern Ireland as The Open tees off this week. Our correspondent Mark Simpson reports from Portrush.

Authorities in Northern Ireland are investigating a bonfire that featured effigies of migrants in a boat and a banner reading “stop the boats’’ to determine whether it was a hate incident.

A Met Office thunderstorm warning will be in place for Northern Ireland until 17:00 today (July 15). The warning reads: “Heavy rain and a few thunderstorms may cause disruption in a few places, especially to travel, with isolated surface water flooding.