John Toner is a journalist and writer based in Belfast, Northern Ireland. He writes for the Belfast Telegraph and his work has also been featured in the Sunday World Magazine and the Irish Independent. John covers a variety of topics, including crime, local news, human interest stories, and entertainment.
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A pizza boss who offered to be a teenage trainee’s “sugar daddy” and planted a kiss on her neck at work has been placed on the sex offenders register.
By: John Toner
Detectives are investigating claims a second schoolboy was sexually abused by disgraced teacher Judith Evans as it is revealed she bombarded her victim with thousands of text messages.
An alleged brothel madam and sex worker says she is an innocent woman who has been mistakenly caught up in a sex trafficking investigation.
By: John Toner
Comedian Nish Kumar has relived his mumming days in Fermanagh and says he cannot wait to grab a pint in one of Belfast’s most famous pubs.
By: John Toner
An alleged brothel madam and sex worker says she is an innocent woman who has been mistakenly caught up in a sex trafficking investigation.
By: John Toner
An alleged brothel owner and sex worker says she is an innocent woman who has been mistakenly caught up in a sex trafficking investigation.
By: John Toner
Detectives are investigating claims a second schoolboy was sexually abused by disgraced teacher Judith Evans as it is revealed she bombarded her victim with thousands of text messages.
By: John Toner
A steward at Crusaders FC and former captain of the club’s golf society has narrowly avoided jail after being caught with more than £10,000 worth of “high purity” cocaine and criminal property.
A row is brewing at a Belfast social club over a portrait of disgraced ex-Sinn Féin Lord Mayor Niall Ó Donnghaile.
By: John Toner
It has recently been shown that large collections of self-propelled entities (a.k.a. “flocks” or, more technically, polar-ordered active fluids), all spontaneously moving in the same direction, can undergo phase separation in the presence of sufficiently strong attractive interactions (which can be caused by, e.g., autochemotaxis). At this transition, the system spontaneously separates into a high-density band and a low-density band, moving parallel to each other, and to the direction of mean flock motion, at different speeds. We show here that phase separation in ordered polar active fluids belongs to a new universality class, completely different from that of phase separation in equilibrium fluids. The upper critical dimension for this transition is dc =5, in contrast to the well-known dc =4of equilibrium phase separation. With a dynamical renormalization group analysis, we obtain the large-distance, long-time scaling laws of the velocity and density fluctuations, which are characterized by universal critical correlation length and order parameter exponents ν⊥,ν∥, and β, respectively. We calculate these to O(ε)in a d=5−ε expansion.
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