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Woman pleads guilty to breaching anonymity order in Jeffrey Donaldson case

Woman pleads guilty to breaching anonymity order in Jeffrey Donaldson case
BBC UK Monday 24 August 2026, 10:50 UTC 1 min read
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A defence lawyer said she was entering a guilty plea to a charge relating to a social media post earlier this year.

A defence lawyer said she was entering a guilty plea to a charge relating to a social media post earlier this year.
Jeffrey Donaldson (PERSON)
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