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If you have any queries about this error, try emailing feedback@mirror.co.uk and we'll do what we can to help you A former BBC presenter who was convicted of stalking Jeremy Vine has joked about his crimes from behind bars as he promotes a tour he is planning upon his release Alex Belfield, a former BBC local radio presenter, was jailed for five years in September 2022 for stalking several broadcasters, including the Channel 5 and BBC Radio 2 presenter His trial at Nottingham Crown Court heard he had waged a relentless campaign against his victims and subjected Mr Vine to 'an avalanche of hatred'. He is currently serving time at HMP Fosse Way in Leicester and is set to be released from prison at the halfway point of his sentence in June 2025. But on his website, in which he describes himself as 'a political prisoner', Belfield appears to make light of his crimes - and even has a clock counting down until his release date. He is promoting a speaking tour for 'Voice of Reason' podcast and, in an apparent pun about his stalking first reported by Nottinghamshire Live, he has called the summer live tour 'The Convicted Talker'. His website also claims he will be performing in pantomime in the winter of 2026, with a note below joking he will appear in 'Jack & The BeanStalker'. A message at the top of the website reads: 'Thank you for stalking AlexBelfield.com - Officially a political prisoner since 2023.' In addition to Mr Vine, Belfield was convicted of stalking theatre blogger Philip Dehany, BBC Radio Northampton's Bernie Keith and videographer Ben Hewis. It comes after a video was published on Belfield's YouTube channel announcing a birthday message was to be broadcast on January 14. The video, which was deleted on January 3, was titled 'AI Alex Belfield Birthday Message 14/1 - BBC plot to close him down exposed'. Belfield's YouTube channel regularly featured criticism of the BBC and the former employee of the corporation claimed he was jailed for speaking out about them. Yet this claim was rebuffed during sentencing by the judge, Mr Justice Saini, who said at the time: 'I find that the motivating factor in your communications about these complainants was not the exercise of journalistic freedom to comment on matters of public interest, but personal grudges and responses to real or apparent slights. 'I am not imposing sentences on you because you made comments about the BBC or about matters of public interest. Your sentences reflect your repeated and personal harassment of the victims and not your views on any issue of public interest. 'You are entitled to hold and express views but you are not entitled to destroy the personal lives of your victims through online harassment.' As well as indefinite restraining orders being made in relation to the four people he was convicted of stalking, Belfield also had indefinite restraining orders imposed in relation to four women who he was cleared of stalking. Belfield agreed to pay 'substantial' damages to Mr Vine in 2023 for making 'false allegations of dishonesty'. During the criminal trial, Mr Vine labelled Belfield 'the Jimmy Savile of trolling'. Jurors heard he repeatedly posted or sent abusive messages, videos and emails. Mr Vine previously launched separate civil legal action against Belfield over his 'campaign of defamation and harassment'. Gervase de Wilde, for Mr Vine, said Belfield had made 'entirely false' allegations in nine YouTube videos and eight tweets put online between May and August 2020. This included the false claim that Mr Vine was 'seriously and demonstrably dishonest' because he had 'publicly and repeatedly lied' about his knowledge of the circumstances in which the BBC gave him £1,000 for a memorial event for radio executive John Myers. Mr Myers, who died in June 2019, was one of Mr Vine's 'closest friends', the court was told. Mr de Wilde said that as well as 'publishing defamatory allegations of dishonesty and theft', Belfield also sought to obtain 'private information concerning (Mr Vine)', including the phone numbers of family and friends, 'for the purposes of publishing and disclosing that information online'. Belfield also encouraged members of the public to contact Mr Vine during his broadcasting work and during 'his day-to-day life', the court heard. Major terror attack 'was just HOURS away' before it was foiled by the special forces and police:... Victim of acid attack 'plotted by his ex-partner who teamed up with a gang' dies in hospital six... 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Where 'soft-touch' Britain's asylum seekers are REALLY coming from No one seems to have shared their thoughts on this topic yetLeave a comment so your voice will be heard first. {{message}} A group of Charlottesville middle schoolers was working like a well-oiled machine last weekend at an international robotics competition a private coeducational boarding and day school in Charlottesville took home more hardware than their robot companions from the For Inspiration and Recognition of Science and Technology composed of 10 seventh and eighth grade students beat out 159 other teams in their division to be named world champions in robotic design at the annual four-day contest “We spent so much time making our robot the best version we could and hearing our robot won the best design it’s such a refreshing and exciting feeling,” Abby Reed said in a statement after claiming victory “I’m so proud of everything we have worked for.” Anne’s-Belfield School in Charlottesville attends the For Inspiration and Recognition of Science and Technology In addition to receiving top honors in robot design STAB’s Next Level team won a Core Value Award for its “cooperation and gracious professionalism” in the competition’s Encore challenge during which the Charlottesville students worked alongside peers from Wisconsin and Croatia The students’ winning project is currently patent-pending and previously secured first-place prizes at regional and state competitions leading up to last weekend’s world competition “The team’s win in the design category at the World Championship is a true testament to the commitment these students have put into this project,” Robbie Munsey the team’s coach and a computer science coordinator at STAB “The students designed their robot by incorporating insights gained from last year’s World Competition building upon the successes of the old robot while adding features that performed well in the recent competition.” FIRST is a nonprofit organization that was established in 1989 by Dean Kamen an engineer best known for his invention of the Segway self-transport device The organization focuses on educating young students in the technology and engineering fields primarily through team-based robotics programs ehemphill@dailyprogress.com Get our local education coverage delivered directly to your inbox Email notifications are only sent once a day Get up-to-the-minute news sent straight to your device Account processing issue - the email address may already exist Invalid password or account does not exist Submitting this form below will send a message to your email with a link to change your password An email message containing instructions on how to reset your password has been sent to the email address listed on your account — An all-volunteer local theater troupe is bringing John Randall’s family-friendly comedy Look Who’s Laughing to the Belfield Theater in May The story follows Henry — a man everyone knows as “a big grump.” When his best friend bets that Henry can’t go a week without losing his temper The cast includes four locals making their stage debut with the troupe including father and daughter Denver and Memphis Tessier who made a pact to audition only if the other did both say they’re glad they joined the production now I’ve got something to fall back on,” said Denver Tessier Several cast members described Look Who’s Laughing as a relevant and enjoyable story the overly ambitious small-town jerk who irritates Henry,” said Denver “I play a ditzy 20-something who has all the ideas that no one likes,” said Memphis and in the story she’s circulating a petition to abolish winter.” Stage veteran Don Ehli described his role with a touch of mystery hinting that while his character often seems quiet “My character observes a lot of what’s happening and has ulterior motives,” Ehli said “It’s the story of a dysfunctional family getting through life,” another cast member said The cast also emphasized the connections built 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has either been removed from Chronicle Live or is now housed somewhere else Please visit Chronicle Live homepage and take a look around or use Google The Sunday TimesLiz Green had been really proud of the documentary she had made for the BBC about Auschwitz who hosted the lunchtime programme for BBC Radio Leeds but the memory of it will forever be tainted because it was also the first time she saw her former colleague He suggested — in veiled terms — that Green should be sent to Auschwitz herself In reality, it was the start of a harassment campaign — involving emails Media CorrespondentWednesday March 12 2025 The TimesThe BBC has issued an “unreserved apology” to four female staff members who were harassed by a radio presenter who went on to be jailed for stalking Jeremy Vine was described as the “Jimmy Savile of trolling” by Vine when he was sentenced to five and a half years in prison in September 2022 had repeatedly posted or sent abusive messages over nine years from 2012 after becoming disgruntled at what he perceived to be unfair treatment by his managers VineJOSHUA BRATT FOR THE TIMESVine said it was “right” that the broadcaster had apologised and hoped its statement would help the Take out a subscription to get immediate access to Broadcast: Get your ideas seen by the industry’s biggest names with the help of the leading TV development site Unlock essential intel on what top commissioners and distributors are looking for and how you can work with them By 2025-03-12T15:42:00 Corporation admits it ’didn’t do enough’ for four female employees Access premium content subscribe today If you have an account you can SIGN IN now Site powered by Webvision Cloud Ex-BBC presenter Alex Belfield was sent to prison in September 2022 The BBC has given a "full and unreserved apology" for not doing enough to help staff who alleged relentless abuse by a stalker Former BBC presenter Alex Belfield, from Nottingham, was jailed for five-and-a-half years in September 2022 after being convicted of four stalking charges against broadcasters including Channel 5 host and BBC Radio 2 DJ Jeremy Vine the BBC issued a statement saying it cared "deeply about the welfare of its staff" The corporation also said it had "strengthened [its] internal investigative capabilities" In a statement, the BBC said: "People who work for the BBC are often in the public eye and under scrutiny, however, it is unacceptable for anyone to be the target of sustained abuse in the way that Rozina Breen, Elizabeth Green, Stephanie Hirst and Helen Thomas were over a number of years." Following a trial at Nottingham Crown Court, Belfield was found not guilty of stalking charges in relation to the BBC's former head of north Ms Breen, ex-Radio Leeds presenters Ms Green and Ms Hirst, and the director of BBC England Ms Thomas. However, indefinite restraining orders were made by the judge banning Belfield from contacting the women. Mr Justice Saini said: "Each of them suffered a campaign of harassment by email and social media communications. Each of them suffered serious mental health problems arising from Mr Belfield's conduct." Image source, PA MediaImage caption, Belfield made videos throughout his trial and posted them on YouTube The BBC's statement went on to say: "The BBC cares deeply about the welfare of its staff and we recognise that before 2019 we simply didn't do enough for these members of staff in understanding the full impact that Alex Belfield's unacceptable behaviour had on them. "For that we are deeply sorry and offer a full and unreserved apology. "Abuse - particularly on social media - presents lots of challenges for employers and we all need to keep learning and implement the best practice on how we can support our staff. "That's why the BBC has an online abuse guidance and reporting tool, which today provides all staff with information and support on how to address and combat online abuse. "The BBC has also expanded its mental wellbeing resources and strengthened our internal investigative capabilities. "We are significantly better equipped to manage these issues now and in the future, but we will never be complacent." Belfield was sent to prison after a jury found him guilty of stalking BBC Radio Northampton presenter Bernard Spedding, known as Bernie Keith, and videographer Ben Hewis. In relation to Vine and theatre blogger Philip Dehany, Belfield was convicted of two lesser offences of "simple" stalking, which does not require serious alarm or distress to be proved. The trial heard Belfield, who ran his own YouTube channel with a large number of followers, targeted his victims over several years. Vine described the harassment as "like an avalanche of hatred you get hit by", and "absolutely Olympic-level stalking, even for broadcasting". Tell us which stories we should cover in Nottingham Stalker ex-BBC DJ in libel payout to detective Former BBC presenter jailed for stalking From other local news sitesNottinghamshire forest fires up celebrations after firm’s donation Sweet makers team up with Vicky McClure’s choir Sweet makers team up with Vicky McClure’s choir St George's Day celebrations for Scout Group Ukrainian doctors visit Nottingham hospitals Fire Service promotes ‘Be Water Aware Week’ following fatal incident Reform UK gain full control of Nottinghamshire County Council Information about BBC links to other news sitesTop storiesLive. King salutes military procession as royals lead events marking 80 years since VE Day Red Arrows, royals and street parties: What to look out for on VE Day at 80 Israel security cabinet approves plan to 'capture' Gaza, official says Custom fireworks and standby firefighters: How the Vatican makes its smoke signal Long-distance romance and closure from husband's death - your memories of Skype Parking chaos and poo: The price of Mam Tor's fame Polygamy and pageantry on display at a mass wedding in South Africa How Katy Perry became the Hot and Cold popstar Teen mental health: When to seek help and what parents can do Politics Essential: Get the latest news and analysis delivered to your inbox every weekday The final series of Man Like Mobeen has arrived Louis Theroux visits the West Bank to meet Israeli settlers The official character for Expo 2025 Osaka MYAKU-MYAKU paid a special visit to our campus in Belfield and met with students and senior academics on the 14th of April they instantly connected and interacted with our students (primarily from the UCD Japanese Society & the module “Gateways to Japan”) children and doggies who happened to be on the campus a visiting scholar from Hokkaido University Naomi Chi (Graduate School of Public Policy) Social Work and Social Justice) gave MYAKU-MYAKU a warm UCD welcome Kansai on the official website: https://lnkd.in/gwZ5zwa And find out more about Ireland’s exhibition at the Expo on their official website and visit the pavilion if you get a chance!! 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Ambassador Shimada and Ms Nakata.  Leandro Lopes Credit: Northumbria PoliceA 15-year-old schoolgirl who "organised" a fatal attack on two men has been jailed for life for murder died after being stabbed 11 times when two masked men entered his living room suffered multiple wounds but escaped to get help and survived Newcastle Crown Court heard the attacks on on 27 April 2024 but were orchestrated by Kriesha Beyonce Stroud All three denied murder and attempted murder but were convicted by a jury after a trial last month The confrontation centred around Stroud's intention to retrieve a dog she believed had once belonged to a relative of hers but was living with Mr Belfield.At the start of the sentence hearing today (30 January) Mr Justice Constable lifted reporting restrictions which had banned the identification of Tams Justice Constable said the murder was: "Shocking not just for its brutality and senselessness but because it was encouraged and carried out by three who were The judge told Stroud: "This centred around the retrieval of a dog which you believed belonged to your half sister following her relationship with Gary." and Tams and were each given a life sentence The judge warned them: "If you remain a danger you will serve longer than the minimum term and may never be released." Prosecutor Peter Moulson KC told jurors Stroud boasted after the fatal stabbing that she had "watched it through the window" but it has now been proved the window was covered with a blind and she could not have seen in bleeding and injured from the house in Felling to a nearby garage to get help for himself and his father Mr Moulson said a worker called 999 and added: "Luke Williams had staggered into the garage shouting 'help me "A later medical examination of Mr Williams revealed he had suffered stab wounds to his left elbow one to his lower back with underlying bone damage to the spine and one sharp force injury to his left "He also had numerous sharp force injuries to his left hand and one on his right hand." Mr Moulson added: "Mr Williams went on to say he had just ran from his home address after being attacked and stabbed inside that address "Mr Williams said he was concerned for his father who was still inside those premises when he made good his escape He was also worried the people who had attacked him might still be present." Police went to their home address where the attack had happened but added: "They discovered Mr Belfield "He was covered in blood and the attending police officers noted he had sustained multiple stab wounds to his upper and lower back Emergency services administered First Aid to Mr Belfield A post mortem examination showed Mr Belfield had stab wounds to his head sole of his foot and both of his upper arms lung and liver and an injury to his thigh had damaged a major artery and vein Mr Williams told police he and his dad had been preparing to go out when the attack happened The court heard how he had been ahead of his father leaving their house but when he got to the sitting room doorway he saw the two masked men Mr Moulson said: "One approached Mr Wiliams and struck him in the face Mr Williams said he was then stabbed in the upper arm and his left upper side Mr Williams turned away and was stabbed in the back." The court heard Mr Williams said he made attempts to grab the knife from the attacker while he was being stabbed Mr Moulson added: "As the attack on Mr Williams was going on he saw the second male repeatedly stabbing his father Mr Williams was forced to leave his father in those premises in order to avoid being attacked further and to try and get help." As Mr Williams ran for help he noticed Stroud outside Mr Moulson added: "The prosecution contend her position outside the address was no accident and that she had played what we contend was a major part in orchestrating this attack "It is the prosecution position that although she didn't enter the home of Mr Williams the prosecution say she was part of a joint plan to cause at least really serious injury to Mr Williams and Mr Belfied and that by her organisation of this attack we contend she is just as guilty as the two men who went into the house armed in the way that they were." grew up "without boundaries" and both witnessed and experienced violence in her past who still denies she actively encouraged or assisted in the murder told people herself she had "no childhood" and used cannabis as a "coping mechanism" Mr Fitzgibbon said since Stroud has been in custody on remand speaking very little English and was bullied said the teen witnessed violence as a child and added: "If he had had a better and fairer start in life he is someone who could have made a life for himself." 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BELFIELD — Voters in Belfield will head to the polls June 17 to decide whether to uphold or repeal a city ordinance that raised the local sales tax rate from 2 to 3 percent which earmarked the estimated $266,839 in additional annual revenue to support local emergency services including the fire department emergency medical services and the Stark County Sheriff’s Office Polling will take place at the Belfield City Office located at 208 Main St results will be certified by a city canvassing board following the election a group of residents organized a petition campaign to recall the measure citing a lack of clear communication ahead of the original vote and what they described as ambiguous ballot language Petitioners met the required signature threshold in late January and presented their request to the Belfield City Council at its February 11 meeting The council declined to repeal the ordinance outright and instead opted to send the question back to voters for a special election “I think it needs to go back to another vote to see where it goes from there,” said Councilman Kyle Michels who originally proposed the sales tax increase who has defended the measure on social media previously stated that the tax increase was necessary to address financial pressures and ensure continued support for essential city services “After closely examining the city’s budget and understanding the financial pressures we face it became clear that this measure is necessary for the well-being and growth of our community,” he wrote Some local business leaders have spoken out against the tax increase arguing that it could harm economic competitiveness Braun and others worry that higher sales tax rates could push shoppers to neighboring communities impacting Belfield’s already limited retail base The city has maintained that the increase is vital to maintaining emergency response capabilities More information about the June 17 special election can be found on the City of Belfield’s website and social media pages Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time Video has emerged showing LGBTQ protesters pleading with police to be escorted to safety as they are surrounded by hundreds of people outside a church where One Nation NSW leader Mark Latham was speaking in Sydney’s south-west About 15 members of the Community Action for Rainbow Rights group were outside St Michael’s Church in Belfield where Latham was holding an event on Tuesday night The event had been promoted by the church as a community forum on religious freedom and parental rights with Latham as the keynote speaker The protesters said they were opposing the One Nation leader’s policies on the trans community Two people have since been charged by police protesters call out “we are leaving” repeatedly to the group of hundreds As the group presses closer one man can be seen punching the head of a protester as police bring the Rainbow Rights protesters into a circle Members of Community Action for Rainbow Rights present at the protest spoke on the condition of anonymity as they alleged they were being targeted by far-right groups One man said they had informed police they were planning a peaceful protest outside the church before the counter-protesters arrived “It just kept growing and growing and growing and I think there were others on the streets around and within the hall itself,” he said “At first I was like ‘woah that’s pretty big there’s like 50 of them there’ and then as we got closer they all ran out towards us – we realised it was a lot more than that,” he said I’ve been involved in a bunch of protests for LGTBI rights over the years .. Latham said he made his way to the church from the back because protesters were blocking Margaret Road “The police informed me that out the front there had been chaotic scenes – the equivalent of a riot – where some of the parishioners took exception to the fact that access to their church was going to be blocked by these transgender protesters and they took matters into their own hands Latham also denounced the protest group for blocking the road and said in a democracy he should be allowed to speak “in a church hall to concerned parents” “I think blocking roads and access to church is definitely wrong in that setting,” he said should be allowed to make his speech without that kind of action.” Another protester from the Rainbow Rights group said it was “a preposterous assertion” that Latham suggested they were blocking the road it became apparent that they were all there; we did not account for this kind of mobilisation,” she said “The purpose of [Latham’s] event was to actually ally himself openly with what he knows is a really dangerous Speaking on Wednesday at Campsie police station Superintendent Sheridan Waldau addressed the media confirming “a violent confrontation occurred” about 7pm Waldau said a number of projectiles were thrown at police and members of the public but that no one was seriously hurt as a result “We were able to push the protesters into a police vehicle and move them safely from the scene of the incident.” “This type of violence is not to be tolerated by NSW Police so we will commence an investigation into the incident So far there have been two persons charged as a result of the incident and we are reviewing numerous amounts of footage.” Police said officers from the Campsie Police Area Command were called to the church about 5pm and a number of glass bottles and other projectiles were thrown at them The Public Order and Riot Squad and Operational Support Group joined to help to disperse the crowd A crowd surrounds a man who had been pushed to the ground.Credit: Nine A male constable was allegedly struck by a projectile and his hand was injured He was taken to Canterbury Hospital in a stable condition Police also said a 38-year-old man was pushed to the ground and assaulted Police said a 34-year-old man was arrested and taken to Campsie Police Station where he was charged with encouraging the commission of crimes He was given conditional bail to appear before Bankstown Local Court on April 11 A 41-year-old man was arrested and charged with common assault He is due to appear before Bankstown Local Court on May 30 Independent member for Sydney Alex Greenwich said targeting the LGBTQ community during a state election is cruel and lazy politics and accused Latham of fuelling hate “Mark Latham is a disgusting human being and people who are considering voting for One Nation need to realise they are voting for an extremely hateful and dangerous individual who risks causing a great deal of damage to our state,” he said Greenwich said words and hate cause a great deal of damage particularly when they’re targeted at vulnerable minority groups “It really is incumbent on political leaders to call this out and to show support for the LGBTIQ+ community,” he said Police urge anyone with information or mobile phone vision to contact Crime Stoppers on 1300 333 000 The Morning Edition newsletter is our guide to the day’s most important and interesting stories, analysis and insights. Sign up here Video has emerged showing LGBTQ protesters pleading with police to be escorted to safety as they are surrounded by hundreds of people outside a church where One Nation NSW leader Mark Latham was speaking in Sydney\\u2019s south-west About 15 members of the Community Action for Rainbow Rights group were outside St Michael\\u2019s Church in Belfield where Latham was holding an event on Tuesday night The protesters said they were opposing the One Nation leader\\u2019s policies on the trans community protesters call out \\u201Cwe are leaving\\u201D repeatedly to the group of hundreds telling them to \\u201Cclose your eyes\\u201D \\u201CIt just kept growing and growing and growing and I think there were others on the streets around and within the hall itself,\\u201D he said \\u201CAt first I was like \\u2018woah that\\u2019s pretty big there\\u2019s like 50 of them there\\u2019 and then as we got closer they all ran out towards us \\u2013 we realised it was a lot more than that,\\u201D he said I\\u2019ve been involved in a bunch of protests for LGTBI rights over the years .. \\u201CThe police informed me that out the front there had been chaotic scenes \\u2013 the equivalent of a riot \\u2013 where some of the parishioners took exception to the fact that access to their church was going to be blocked by these transgender protesters Latham also denounced the protest group for blocking the road and said in a democracy he should be allowed to speak \\u201Cin a church hall to concerned parents\\u201D \\u201CI think blocking roads and access to church is definitely wrong in that setting,\\u201D he said should be allowed to make his speech without that kind of action.\\u201D Another protester from the Rainbow Rights group said it was \\u201Ca preposterous assertion\\u201D that Latham suggested they were blocking the road it became apparent that they were all there; we did not account for this kind of mobilisation,\\u201D she said \\u201CThe purpose of [Latham\\u2019s] event was to actually ally himself openly with what he knows is a really dangerous Superintendent Sheridan Waldau addressed the media confirming \\u201Ca violent confrontation occurred\\u201D about 7pm \\u201CWe were able to push the protesters into a police vehicle and move them safely from the scene of the incident.\\u201D \\u201CThis type of violence is not to be tolerated by NSW Police So far there have been two persons charged as a result of the incident and we are reviewing numerous amounts of footage.\\u201D \\u201CMark Latham is a disgusting human being and people who are considering voting for One Nation need to realise they are voting for an extremely hateful and dangerous individual who risks causing a great deal of damage to our state,\\u201D he said particularly when they\\u2019re targeted at vulnerable minority groups \\u201CIt really is incumbent on political leaders to call this out and to show support for the LGBTIQ+ community,\\u201D he said The Morning Edition newsletter is our guide to the day\\u2019s most important and interesting stories It began with a simple social media post – “Oppose transphobia,” it said, “protest Mark Latham” – and ended in a small group of LGBTQ activists being pelted with stones and glass by an angry mob The One Nation leader was to address a church-organised meeting about his concerns that the ‘trans agenda’ was eroding parental rights so LGBTQ group Community Action for Rainbow Rights (CARR) invited its members to protest outside about 20 members of the group had expressed interest in attending only about 15 headed out on Tuesday night to St Michael’s Catholic Church in Belfield a suburb wedged between Belmore and Strathfield in the city’s south-west a screenshot of the invitation had also whipped around groups who agree with Latham’s position on religious freedom and parents’ rights and who were angry at what they perceived as growing disrespect for their views Members of the group Christian Lives Matter wearing the movement’s distinctive black T-shirts But there was no hint of the violence that would consume the street an hour later The church-organised event was due to begin at 7.30pm and was billed as a “forum on religious freedom and parental rights” police tried to stop them from approaching the church on the condition of anonymity due to fears for his safety some with their face shrouded in black – “ran and surrounded us and started attacking us “The only way police could get them to stand back was to use pepper spray Video journalist Chris Debryne – who has filmed similar protests – arrived at 7pm expecting a peaceful protest He was thrown to the ground and surrounded by a group of men “It’s the angriest protest I’ve ever been to He said the police and protesters “underestimated the community anger” that drove the violence in Belfield like most of those who experienced and witnessed the aggression you’ve got your non-violent ideological supporters and you’ve got your hangers on looking for a fight,” Debryne said “The narrative is [concern about] trans rights; ‘Stay away from my kids’ .. Police took the protesters a few blocks away One Nation doesn’t give in to cancel culture If protesters try to block out people from a church then my rights as a candidate are cancelled “The threat was there [from the CARR protesters] to blockade the street and the regular access the parishioners have to the church That incited the parishioners to take action that was inappropriate Any form of violence in a political meeting is wrong.” Witness Nathan Azzi said the perpetrators were not from the parish but were people who “heard there was going to be a protest so they came to ensure there was no trouble A spokesperson for the Catholic Archdiocese of Sydney said “The people who acted violently outside St Michael’s Belfield were not members of the local parish community the events that occurred last night do not represent who we are and must be condemned.” The Morning Edition newsletter is our guide to the day’s most important and interesting stories, analysis and insights. Sign up here It began with a simple social media post \\u2013 \\u201COppose transphobia,\\u201D it said \\u201Cprotest Mark Latham\\u201D \\u2013 and ended in a The One Nation leader was to address a church-organised meeting about his concerns that the \\u2018trans agenda\\u2019 was eroding parental rights only about 15 headed out on Tuesday night to St Michael\\u2019s Catholic Church in Belfield a suburb wedged between Belmore and Strathfield in the city\\u2019s south-west a screenshot of the invitation had also whipped around groups who agree with Latham\\u2019s position on religious freedom and parents\\u2019 rights wearing the movement\\u2019s distinctive black T-shirts The church-organised event was due to begin at 7.30pm and was billed as a \\u201Cforum on religious freedom and parental rights\\u201D the protesters didn\\u2019t get near the church and suddenly \\u201Cthere was this barrage\\u201D some with their face shrouded in black \\u2013 \\u201Cran and surrounded us and started attacking us \\u201CThe only way police could get them to stand back was to use pepper spray Video journalist Chris Debryne \\u2013 who has filmed similar protests \\u2013 arrived at 7pm expecting a peaceful protest \\u201CIt\\u2019s the angriest protest I\\u2019ve ever been to and I\\u2019ve covered more than 100,\\u201D he said He said the police and protesters \\u201Cunderestimated the community anger\\u201D that drove the violence in Belfield \\u201CIt\\u2019s the same story as every protest you\\u2019ve got your non-violent ideological supporters and you\\u2019ve got your hangers on looking for a fight,\\u201D Debryne said \\u201CThe narrative is [concern about] trans rights; \\u2018Stay away from my kids\\u2019 .. One Nation doesn\\u2019t give in to cancel culture \\u201CThe threat was there [from the CARR protesters] to blockade the street Any form of violence in a political meeting is wrong.\\u201D Witness Nathan Azzi said the perpetrators were not from the parish but were people who \\u201Cheard there was going to be a protest \\u201CThe people who acted violently outside St Michael\\u2019s Belfield were not members of the local parish community the events that occurred last night do not represent who we are and must be condemned.\\u201D But the Heart River Cougars and Hettinger-Scranton Nighthawks put on a show during their season-opener here Tuesday April 8 to reintroduce fans to the recently refurbished Bellfield Ballfield a delightful grass infield and a pristine scoreboard courtesy of American Legion William C with BNSF Railway chipping in sponsorships And the seesaw battle that ensued was worth the price of admission with the Nighthawks plating the first run of the game on an RBI-double from the bat of Oscar Perkins that sent freshman infielder Robert Morris across the dish The response came in the bottom of the first as the hosts notched a trio of their own as starting hurler Mason Kessel came home on an error and catcher Connor Honeyman followed that up with a 2-run single that scored Carter Corneil and Evan Walter with Hettinger-Scranton responding with 5 runs in the top of the second Right-fielder Gavin Parnow and senior second-baseman Chason Schumacher walked and were soon driven home on a double from Nick Dobitz to even the score at 3-apiece and pinch-runner Alexander Evans gave the visitors a 1-run advantage as he scored on an error The third error of the contest resulted in another run for the Nighthawks as Morris scored for the second time in the game and centerfielder Isaak Guthrie was walked home with the bases loaded before Kessel retired the final two batters of the inning on a strikeout and a flyout Heart River wasn’t intimidated and scored a run in response at the bottom of the third frame on a walk to Carter Corneil and a rapid steal of second base then Walter sacrificed Corneil home after he reached third on a wild-pitch The Nighthawks continued to apply pressure in the form of a bases-loaded situation that saw Parnow hit by a pitch to score sophomore left-fielder Owen Praus but the Cougars came bounding back in the bottom of the frame courtesy of a walk to Rawley Kessel that was followed by a Trevor Lefor single while shortstop Brayden Buckman plated Kessel on a shot to right and with the bases loaded Heart River senior third-baseman Luke Obrigewitsch singled Buckman home to carve the lead down to 7-6 hit-by-pitch situation knotted the score at 7-7 as Brayden Kastrow took one for the team and plated Mason Kessel Heart River took the lead in the bottom of the sixth on an RBI-groundout from Obrigewitsch that scored Corneil who registered a one-out triple before crossing the dish But the lead changed hands for the fourth time as HSHS scored 3 runs in the top of the final inning on a dinger from Hayden DeFoe over the left-field wall that scored Dobitz Prause doubled home Perkins — who had walked to add to the misery — and while Honeyman scored on a wild-pitch for Heart River soon thereafter it wasn’t enough to push past the visitors with the score ending at 10-9 the second game didn’t derive a genuine result as it was cut short due to cold temperatures but ended at 1-0 in favor of Hettinger-Scranton in the middle of the second inning DeFoe and Perkins all registered multi-hit outings and all three ended up with a pair of RBI-apiece Kessel stole 2 bases and scored a pair of runs down the stretch while Corneil managed to cross the plate 3 times in the loss Next-up for Heart River will be a trip to Hazen on Friday April 11 to face the Bison in another Region VIII showdown while the Nighthawks have a regional showdown of their own on the way the same day at Washburn on the road ND — Authorities have positively 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Click here to get back to where you came from — The Belfield City Council addressed concerns over the city's lack of childcare and discussed the upcoming recall election for the city’s sales tax during its March 11 meeting City officials and local leaders raised concerns about the impact of limited childcare options on workforce retention while law enforcement reported an increase in copper thefts and drug-related incidents across Stark County preparations for the sales tax recall election continued though significant new details were limited are expected at the council’s next meeting in April Mehrer provided an update on law enforcement activity in Belfield for February noting that deputies logged 311 hours in the city the sheriff’s office conducted 57 public relations stops 24 traffic stops — one of which led to an arrest — and responded to four calls about suspicious vehicles Deputies also performed six welfare checks and 10 bar checks Mehrer also reported a sharp increase in copper wire thefts across Stark County warning that these incidents typically occur late at night in unoccupied industrial areas He urged residents to report any suspicious activity to law enforcement Mehrer highlighted a rise in illegal methamphetamine and opioid use in Stark County He noted that law enforcement agencies across North Dakota have reported similar increases in drug-related incidents who also serves as the location president of Choice Bank in Belfield said the shortage of childcare facilities is restricting economic growth making it difficult for local businesses to hire and retain employees I can't hire anyone who has families because we can't find child care for the kids,” Leadbetter said Councilman Kyle Michels acknowledged the problem but said the city currently lacks the funding to support a childcare facility Leadbetter pointed out that no existing building in Belfield meets the North Dakota Century Code requirements for a licensed childcare center State law mandates a minimum of 35 square feet of indoor space and 75 square feet of outdoor play space per child He suggested Belfield look to the nearby town of Richardton as an example where a new childcare facility is being built with funding from the North Dakota Regional Workforce Impact Program the council agreed to revisit the issue at a future meeting “I’d love to have you guys come into my office and try and figure out what it is that we can do,” Leadbetter said Mayor Jeff Iverson reported that ongoing renovations to Memorial Hall remain on budget with $2,000 left from the project’s original $20,000 allocation The renovations are expected to be completed by May 1 Iverson also distributed a letter of support for Senate Bill 2097 which proposes a $5 million Rural Communities Endowment Fund to support infrastructure and economic development in towns with fewer than 1,000 residents which had 996 residents in the 2020 census would qualify for funding if the bill passes No members of the public spoke at the meeting The next Belfield City Council meeting is scheduled for Tuesday Find an agent with the right local expertise Sign up as a PRO agent for only RM2.19 a day the Belfield Tunnel is Malaysia’s second two-storey tunnel designed for vehicles traveling to and from Merdeka 118 It provides an alternative entry and exit point improving traffic flow and reducing congestion in the city centre The Belfield Tunnel can be accessed via two entry points: Jalan Syed Putra and Jalan Damansara leading vehicles directly into basement car park 4 of Menara Merdeka 118 For departures, vehicles exit from basement car park 5 through two designated exits namely, Jalan Syed Putra and Jalan Istana The tunnel will also serve visitors to Malaysia’s only Park Hyatt Kuala Lumpur and 118 Mall set to open in 2Q2025 and 2Q2026 respectively “We are pleased to open the Belfield Tunnel a vital link that will make visiting Merdeka 118 and its surrounding landmarks “Our goal is to provide a seamless and stress-free journey into the city we look forward to welcoming people from all walks of life from business professionals to shoppers and tourists to experience all that Merdeka 118 has to offer once we are fully open,” said chief executive officer of PMVSB Planning for a new home? Download a copy of EdgeProp’s guide to new launches — with more than 800 upcoming projects inside Visitors to Merdeka 118 now have a smoother more efficient route into the precinct with the opening of the Belfield Tunnel an infrastructure project by PNB Merdeka Ventures Sdn Bhd (PMVSB) a wholly-owned subsidiary of Permodalan Nasional Bhd (PNB) As one of the leading property developers in Malaysia Eco World Development Group Bhd (EcoWorld) has been keeping its ear to the ground Determined to cater to homebuyers’ actual needs the company has carried out surveys and researches to gain such insights The end goal of the property developer is simple – to build quality homes and sustainable townships that not only meet the needs of today but of the future.. More than 200,000 sale/rent listings and daily property news EdgeProp.my is Malaysia's most useful property website for home buyers and investors you can find daily breaking news on property and hundreds of thousands of properties for sale and rent with detailed information such as past transacted prices Whether you are looking to buy or rent properties we have the most comprehensive property listings in Malaysia for all popular property types in the market - condominiums and apartments residential land and commercial properties Interested in new property launches in Malaysia Check out our featured new launches by top property developers in Malaysia DICKINSON — During a wide-ranging meeting on Tuesday the Stark County Commission tackled a full agenda that included funding requests tied to public health airport redesign plans and personnel updates Commissioners approved opioid treatment funding for jail inmates advanced a water infrastructure project for the city of Belfield and heard reports from Sheriff Corey Lee and Dickinson-Theodore Roosevelt Regional Airport Manager Kelly Braun A series of staffing updates and regional partnerships were also approved Dickinson-Theodore Roosevelt Regional Airport Manager Kelly Braun presented an update on the facility’s long-term redesign project While the project remains in its planning stages Braun said the airport is awaiting confirmation of roughly $30 million in state funding to move forward Proposed upgrades include automated baggage screening a newly designed passenger holding area and the installation of a jetway to allow travelers to board aircraft directly without walking across the tarmac Braun said the redesign is intended to accommodate future growth and enhance the airport’s appeal to commercial carriers with the long-term goal of restoring Delta service between Dickinson and Minneapolis commissioners approved using $10,000 in opioid settlement funds to purchase five Sublocade injections a medication used in the treatment of opioid use disorder clinical director of the Community Treatment Program therapeutic services director at the Southwest Multi-County Correctional Center helps reduce cravings and withdrawal symptoms The treatment will be offered to select inmates preparing for release with the goal of easing their transition into civilian life and reducing relapse Warner said procedures are in place to enroll participants in Medicaid upon release to ensure continued access to treatment When asked about the advantages over daily medications like methadone or Suboxone Warner noted that monthly injections are less resource-intensive and carry a lower risk of misuse The initiative was publicly supported during the meeting by Sheriff Corey Lee and Stark County State’s Attorney Amanda Englestad Sheriff Lee reported that his office handled 1,644 calls for service in March Deputies made 90 arrests and served 76 warrants Lee also informed the commission that his department is facing a temporary staffing shortage due to four deputies being out for medical The commission approved $385,000 in infrastructure funding for the city of Belfield to support Phase 1 of its Water Improvement Plan The funding is part of Stark County’s Small Cities Infrastructure Grant Program Belfield officials said the project will address existing water pressure issues and provide residents with safer The total cost of the phase is projected at $1.69 million Sixty percent of the funding will come from the North Dakota Department of Water Resources Belfield will contribute $290,000 from its general fund and the remaining balance will be covered by the county’s grant The commission voted 3-2 to approve the hiring of a second IT support technician to reduce the workload of the county’s current IT coordinator Commissioners also agreed to host a regional outreach coordinator from Vision Zero North Dakota The individual will be a Stark County employee but paid entirely through state funding The role is intended to support traffic safety education and accident prevention across the region the commission appointed Matthew Nicholas to fill a vacancy on the county’s Planning and Zoning Commission the county sold three semi-trucks to private buyers for a total of $113,000 No residents addressed the commission during the public comment period The next regular meeting of the Stark County Commission is scheduled for Tuesday in the commission room of the Stark County Courthouse Additional details and agendas are available on the county’s official website The BBC has issued an apology on the handling of staff welfare in the Alex Belfied case Belfield was jailed for five and a half years in September 2022 after being convicted of stalking charges Today’s statement from the BBC says: “People who work for the BBC are often in the public eye and under scrutiny however it is unacceptable for anyone to be the target of sustained abuse in the way that Rozina Breen Stephanie Hirst and Helen Thomas were over a number of years “The BBC cares deeply about the welfare of its staff and we recognise that before 2019 we simply didn’t do enough for these members of staff in understanding the full impact that Alex Belfield’s unacceptable behaviour had on them For that we are deeply sorry and offer a full and unreserved apology “Abuse – particularly on social media – presents lots of challenges for employers and we all need to keep learning and implement the best practice on how we can support our staff That’s why the BBC has an online abuse guidance and reporting tool – which today provides all staff with information and support on how to address and combat online abuse “The BBC has also expanded its mental wellbeing resources and strengthened our internal investigative capabilities We are significantly better equipped to manage these issues now and in the future Get real time updates directly on you device SOUTHWEST NORTH DAKOTA — By the middle of the month the area’s girls will be mostly finished with the 2024-25 regular-season schedule but the boys still have some work to do in the meantime as Belfield came away with a home-win over the Buccaneers and Bowman County continues to impress with a win over South Heart with the Eagles absorbing a loss to District 5 Trenton at home Belfield was on fire from 3-point-land on Tuesday 4 and Beach was overwhelmed by defense in an 8-point third quarter that ended up costing the visitors and sent them to an 8-7 overall record the Bantams improved to 3-3 in District 7 and stand at a game above the Bucs in a very tight division race Belfield got off to a quick start with a 21-point first frame and pushed their advantage to a 36-31 lead at the half as senior guard Mason Kessel dropped in 14 points over the first 16 minutes of the matchup and sophomore guard Carter Corneil added 7 in the first two frames But Beach had a perfect response through the recently impressive play of senior guard Justus Baker who notched 17 to keep the Buccaneers close — on his way to a game-high 23 — before the visitors’ third-quarter difficulties ensued with only three field-goals to speak of and a 50-39 deficit to show for it as Beach High scored 25 points — with sophomore standout Lucas Brown sinking 5 of his 11 Colt Ambo notching a trey and senior center Shawn Murphy adding 4 to get into double-digits with 10 and feathered their nest with a quartet of 3-pointers from freshman phenom Sutton Johnson on his way to 16 total points while Corneil equaled that output after scoring 9 in the final eight minutes along with Kessel’s trey Senior forward Luke Obrigewitsch did his part as well boosting the home-team’s first-half lead and sinking a pair of shots from downtown to score 12 with junior forward Shane Stroh posting a steady night with 12 of his own while Bowman County (9-5) will voyage to face Beach at home the same evening with both games being closely watched as the D7 standings continue to bind together Trinity had their two-game winning streak halted with a home-loss on Tuesday to Region 4 rivals Shiloh Christian as the Titans fell to an even 8-8 but with a 3-1 region standing to keep them in the race 2-1) pushed themselves to a 28-18 lead by the halftime buzzer as they held their hosts to a 7-point second period but THS senior forward Nevaeh Tormaschy helped keep Trinity close with 8 first-half points while senior forward Bella Kovash scored 4 of her double-digit and team-high 14 over the first 16 minutes Shiloh’s Sophia Heringer had an outstanding night in response with a game-high 17 and Layla Thompson was close-behind with 16 while two other Skyhawk athletes were able to overcome junior guard Annabel Scheeler's outburst — as she busted loose with 12 of her 13 points in the second half Tormaschy ended up equaling that total with 13 of her own but only senior guard Elly McAvoy was close to double-digits for Trinity with 8 Facing Trenton on the road would be a tall order for any team and the Tigers improved to 12-5 after a visit from South Heart which now stand at 6-10 overall and have three games remaining before the season is done the Eagles have pulled off a few surprises this term but an 11-point performance in the first half hampered their chances Sophomore standout Brogan Boltz scored 4 of her 10 points for the Eagles during that stretch while Holy Stuber contributed 4 of her team-high 11 in the same timespan only sophomore Caydence Cayko managed double-figures on a game-high 14 and while South Heart junior guard Megan Robb came close with 9 it proved to be insufficient to overcome the first-half effort from Trenton Next-up for South Heart will be a short trip down the road to face the impressive Richardton-Taylor Raiders (13-4) on Thursday Bowman County’s season has seen some significant ups and downs over the course of the last few months but the ’Dawgs are on a two-game winning streak and have won three of their last four Tuesday’s showing helped the hosts improve to 9-5 overall and they sit in second behind Glen Ullin-Hebron with a 5-1 D7 mark while South Heart are in the middle of the table at 2-2 but have won four of their last six and are at an even 6-6 overall The first half was a tough one for SHHS as BCHS took a commanding Freshman guard Cansas Duffield poured in a trio of treys in the first half and ended up in double-digits with 11 while junior guard Jonah Njos sank his first of four shots from beyond the arc to help push towards a game-high 15 Senior guard Trevor Andrews also has been very reliable this season and scored a quartet of treys for 12 on the night While sophomore sensation Garrett Bargman scored 9 of his 12 points in the final eight minutes of gametime and senior forward Codyn Ystaas joined him in the comeback effort with 12 second-half points and a team-high 14 even classmate Evan Walter’s 11 couldn’t help South Heart come back for a victory Next-up for Bowman County will be a jaunt to the Beach on Friday with South Heart hosting Flasher (7-7) and both impacting D7’s close race After holding Grant Co./Mott-Regent to single-digits in the first three frames Hettinger-Scranton benefited from another exceptional night from senior forward Blake Larson who scored 15 of his game-high 21 in the first half to help the hosts soar to a 35-10 halftime lead Junior guard Gavin Parnow also was solid with a third-quarter trey and 13 points down the stretch while Aidyn Fisher converted from behind the arc to score 10 and senior guard Caden Anderson notched a pair of 3-pointers of his own to get over the 10-point threshold and score 11 7 journey to Glen Ullin-Hebron (12-2) while Grant Co./Mott-Regent will face 11-3 and non-district Central McLean at home on Thursday Glen Ullin-Hebron was able to stay in first at 12-2 4-0 in DB/R4/D7 with a narrow road-win over New England on Tuesday with the Bearcats posting a 34-29 lead by the halftime buzzer and outlasting the Tigers the rest of the way as Riley Schneider scored a team-high 17 and Jaxon Rolle added 15 New England’s senior standout Teddy Kirschemann was a force in the losing effort with 14 first-half points to help keep the hosts close and Jordan Jung added a double-digit output of 16 — which included five 3-pointers — while Gage Madler came close to double-figures with 8 but the Bearcats' total-team effort proved to be the difference 7 while Glen Ullin-Hebron will be up against the Nighthawks the same evening