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reminders to these marches coming out to support a group that police believe tried to kill one of their officers in february. braiding through belfast just days ahead of president joe biden s visit hardline groups that rejected the good friday agreement haven t gone away because of groups like this one that the british government has recently raised its terror threat level here in northern ireland from substantial to severe. from a threat likely threat highly likely for aaron and most people here despite imperfections. northern ireland s cup is more than half full happy here, so i d like to stay in or there are no place. i think the real concern for security services here. not all those people
this is bbc news. a very warm welcome if you re watching here in the uk or around the globe. our top stories. a deadly fire kills at least 39 people in a mexican migrant centre close to the border of the united states. six people three of them young children have been killed in a school shooting in nashville, tennessee. police say the killer carefully planned the attack. another day of nationwide strikes and protests in france with hundreds of thousands of people out to oppose president macron s pension reforms. britain s intelligence agency mi5 increases the terror threat level in northern ireland from substantial to severe , meaning an attack is considered highly likely.
the move follows a rise in dissident republican activity, including a gun attack last month on a senior police officer. 0ur ireland correspondent emma vardy is in belfast. why is this being done, emma? the main why is this being done, emma? tue: main security why is this being done, emma? tte: main security threat why is this being done, emma? tt2 main security threat in northern ireland is posed by violent dissident republicans. these are armed paramilitary groups still exist and take part in political violence, who want to try and force northern ireland to leave the uk. the terror threat level in northern ireland was reduced last year for the first time in 12 years, but it is now being raised again today too severe, meaning another attack is highly likely. there has been, mis had taken this decision because of an increase in activity by violent dissident republicans. there are threats we don t hear about but there was a notable incident last month when detectivejohn caldwell was shot
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