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▪ Ukraine war briefing: British ex-soldier arrested in Kyiv and accused of spying for Russia
▪ Premier League: 10 things to look out for this weekend
▪ Over five thousand children set to spend Halloween in emergency accommodation
▪ Florence + the Machine: Everybody Scream review – alt-rock survivor surveys her kingdom with swagger
▪ Nearly 150,000 aged 90 and above wait 12 hours in England’s A Es each year
▪ DAFT.IE PROPERTY MAGAZINE
▪ Paint me cool: scientists reveal roof coating that can reduce surface temperatures up to 6C on hot days
▪ Hamas hands over bodies of two Israeli hostages amid fragile Gaza truce
▪ Man assaulted in Kildare last Sunday dies in hospital
▪ Trump ally Stephen Miller at heart of FBI agent purge, new book reveals
▪ UN warns of large-scale atrocities in Sudan after rebels take major city in Darfur
▪ California: officials investigate after second shooting by ICE agents in a week
▪ Amazon reports strongest cloud growth since 2022 after major outage
▪ Family should be allowed home to Kerry after being moved 140km away, community leaders say
▪ Here s What Happened Today: Thursday
▪ Sinn Féin calls plan to limit media access to new policing committees a backward step
▪ Conor Murray Made Bold Ireland Prediction For The 2027 Rugby World Cup
▪ Inquest hears woman in her 80s died after she was pushed down stairs
▪ Keir Starmer often strident in opposition struggles to maintain probity in government
▪ Apple to report earnings as new iPhone lineup reignites worldwide demand
▪ Borthwick hopes England can emulate Bazball mentality for autumn series
▪ ‘You got some pants on, officer?’: video from Detroit virtual court hearing goes viral
▪ Ciaran Whelan Shares Brutal Moment That Summed Up Pain Of Missing Out On Dublin s 2011 Triumph
▪ US Senate votes to end Trump’s global tariffs on more than 100 countries
▪ Prince Andrew to be stripped of titles and move out of Royal Lodge
▪ UK s King Charles strips Andrew of his prince title and royal accommodation
▪ Report: Ciar n Kilduff Linked With LOI Rivals After Leaving Promoted Dundalk
▪ Thieves steal more than 1,000 items from Oakland museum in ‘brazen’ heist
▪ Man jailed after stealing £5,000 worth of items from Damien Hirst’s London studio
▪ Seattle Reign coach Laura Harvey says she used ChatGPT for team tactics
▪ Enhanced Games are dangerous and must be stopped, says Wada head
▪ Opinion: When it comes to making voting easy, Ireland is way beyond others in Europe
▪ Billie Eilish accepts award from Wall Street Journal and tells billionaires: Give your money away
▪ Ofcom criticises O2 for going ‘against the spirit’ of new pricing rules
▪ The Guardian view on deprived neighbourhoods: incomes as well as places need a boost | Editorial
▪ The Guardian view on Trump and China: stepping back from the brink, but not solving problems | Editorial
▪ Cairn Homes submits revised planning permission with fewer apartments for RTÉ Montrose site
▪ OpenAI thought to be preparing for $1tn stock market float
▪ Over 3,300 applications in 48 hours for 67 cost-rental apartments in Dublin
▪ Trump administration to cap number of refugees at 7,500 and prioritise white South Africans
▪ Four feet higher and rising: Barcelona’s Sagrada Familia becomes world’s tallest church
▪ India chase down record total to stun champions Australia and reach World Cup final
▪ Ruben Amorim’s year at United: renaissance of hope on a long, difficult journey
▪ How the discovery of a lost Bram Stoker story has helped raise funds for vulnerable newborns
▪ US climate activists condemn 18-month jail term for non-violent art museum protestor
▪ Ben Jennings on Halloween and the budget – cartoon
▪ UN leaders condemn ‘horrifying’ mass killings in Sudan
▪ Dublin City Council to borrow €34 million to fund redevelopment of Dalymount Park
▪ Britain would do well to remember where its power over China lies | Simon Jenkins
▪ After a zeitgeisty Halloween costume? Look no further than the back of your wardrobe
▪ Galway Chairman Feels Controversial Hurling Final Call Will Help Clubs In All-Ireland Hunt
▪ Hurricane Melissa heads to Bermuda as relief efforts intensify in Jamaica
▪ Why can’t we eradicate both pensioner and child poverty? | Letters
▪ How one bad oyster did for the Liberal party | Letter
▪ A budget wishlist for the chancellor | Letters
▪ Living with the hidden horrors of illegal HMOs | Letters
▪ Tributes paid to ‘hardworking’ man, 49, killed in west London stabbing
▪ There s a new pedestrian bridge being built over the River Liffey in Dublin
▪ Almost all children in 73 areas of England live in low-income households
▪ Rachel Reeves row: standards adviser looking at new information
▪ Discretionary medical cards to be provided to unacknowledged Thalidomide survivors
▪ The 5 at 5: Thursday
▪ High Court grants orders allowing Tusla to secure vulnerable child s protection
▪ US will limit number of refugees and give priority to white South Africans
▪ Geert Wilders’s far-right populists and centrist party set for unprecedented tie in Dutch election
▪ Lib Dem members criticise ‘trans-exclusionary’ rule change for party elections
▪ South Yorkshire police officer jailed for blackmailing suspect
▪ Paul Scholes Heartfelt Story About His Son s Condition Brought Tender Roy Keane Reaction
▪ Dublin firefighter handed jail term of seven to nine years for rape at Boston hotel
▪ Nabil Shaban obituary
▪ Walton: Cello Concerto, Symphony No 1, Scapino album review – positively snaps, crackles and pops
▪ Government rules out public inquiry into Birmingham pub bombings
▪ John Collison’s tech-bro big idea: be more Haughey
▪ Football Daily | Liverpool and Arne Slot get in on this whole ‘six-seven’ business
▪ Will the real De Blasio please stand up? A lesson from a UK newspaper’s gaffe
▪ Researchers discover new tyrannosaur species in ‘duelling dinosaurs’ fossil
▪ Two found guilty of murder of Croatian national Josip Strok in Clondalkin last year
▪ Everything is gone : Photos show devastation caused by Hurricane Melissa in Haiti, Jamaica and Cuba
▪ What does PTSB putting itself up for sale mean for customers?
▪ Want to know what’s really up with Britain? Take a look at our no-longer-chocolatey biscuits | Zoe Williams
▪ Debunked: Advanced deepfake scam ad featuring Simon Harris viewed more than 184,000 times
▪ ‘Tough, really tough’: Ruben Amorim on his first year at Manchester United
▪ A former Tory councillor tried to ban my novel Pigeon English. Why should pupils suffer because of him?
▪ Prince and Princess of Wales win privacy case against Paris Match
▪ Kemi Badenoch smiles from the stump as she heads towards oblivion | John Crace
▪ Breeders’ Cup 2025: all-conquering O’Brien arrives with sights on new record
▪ Theft by Abdulrazak Gurnah audiobook review – coming-of-age saga in Tanzania
▪ ‘It’s dark in the US right now. But I turn on a light, you know?’: Mavis Staples on Prince, Martin Luther King and her 75-year singing career
▪ The best toys and gifts for newborns and babies, from squishy books to sensory sets
▪ A third of people in England believe in ghosts, survey finds
▪ The Last Call: Despite The Heartbreak, Niall Quinn Had Incredible Perspective On Final Ireland Cap
▪ Palestinian journalist in Ireland: My brother returned to our home in Gaza. He found a ghost city.
▪ Wendy Peter Pan review – sugar-rush spectacle with an awfully big hormonal hot-crush
▪ Novo Nordisk bid for obesity-focused biotech firm could gazump Pfizer offer
▪ Crystal Palace face December fixture logjam after Carabao Cup progress
▪ Prayers for a Hungry Ghost review – a monster take on family trauma
▪ Big public appointments such as at BBC to be delegated in attempt to cut delays
▪ ‘Morrisons killed us’: UK’s most westerly village shop closes after half a century
▪ Lebanese president orders army to confront Israeli soldiers after municipal worker killed in raid
▪ Doctor Who lives on! But who will be the new Time Lord – and is it goodbye to Russell T Davies?
▪ No 10 refuses to say it has seen evidence to show Reeves did not break ministerial code
▪ A bellowing stag and the northern lights: photos of the day – Thursday
▪ How do I break up with a kind and generous man who leaves me feeling cold and irritated? | Leading questions
▪ Wexford woman who faked her own death in “deliberate scheme” to avoid trial is jailed for three years
▪ Yvonne Brewster obituary
▪ ‘Tom Cruise was not happy’: Colin Farrell was so drunk on Minority Report he needed 46 takes for a single line
▪ Killer Colin Pitchfork has plea for release from prison rejected
▪ Helicopter crashes into field in South Yorkshire
▪ I Love LA review – Rachel Sennott’s HBO comedy finds itself but takes its time
▪ Volkswagen indicates shortage of Chinese chips would hit profits
▪ ECB keeps interest rates on hold despite eurozone inflation fears
▪ Hurricane Melissa leaves 29 dead as category 2 storm heads towards Bermuda – live
▪ Warming whites? Break away from the ice bucket this winter | Hannah Crosbie on drinks
▪ Wayne McGregor review: shimmering dance spectacular without a live dancer in sight
▪ Max Dowman’s journey from Billericay to making history with Arsenal
▪ The left can win against the odds. Ireland’s new president knows how| Una Mullally
▪ Trump-Xi meeting shows price of confrontation was too high for both sides
▪ This is the team to start against New Zealand in Chicago on Saturday
▪ The least frightening films ever – ranked!
▪ The luxury effect: why you’ll find more wildlife in wealthy areas – and what it means for your health
▪ ‘We are both freedom fighters’: Africa exhibition at war-damaged Kyiv gallery strikes a chord
▪ How deprived is your area? Look up your postcode as new data for England released
▪ Birmingham city council was probably never bankrupt, says accountancy expert
▪ Micheál Martin says suggestion that he is a top-down leader is repugnant
▪ Dangerous dog whistling : Tánaiste s comments on immigration criticised by opposition
▪ Roy Keane Reveals Chat With Ireland Star That Sums Up Big Issue With Modern Midfielders
▪ England at risk of 2027 World Cup embarrassment and in need of ODI upswing
▪ Anna von Hausswolff: Iconoclasts review – exhilarating, euphoric goth songcraft
▪ ‘She called me a silly boy! Lovely lady!’ Your most beloved memories of Prunella Scales
▪ Toxin levels in fish lead to calls for UK-wide ban on mercury dental fillings
▪ German dentists hold memorial recognising sadistic practices of profession under Nazis
▪ A single match cost me thousands of dollars at 2026’s World Cup of the 1% | Leander Schaerlaeckens
▪ ‘It’s about playing football’: how Fabio Borini landed at League Two Salford
▪ Geert Wilders faces shutout as centrists hail huge gains in knife-edge Dutch election
▪ Irish rail works to impact Heuston routes and and Dun Laoghaire to Greystones this weekend
▪ WPP jobs at risk as ad group’s new boss condemns ‘unacceptable’ performance
▪ This isn’t a real ceasefire in Gaza – it’s a holding pattern before war returns | Sanam Vakil
▪ Lily Allen announces UK theatre tour for her West End Girl album
▪ Tories will not deport legally settled people, Badenoch clarifies
▪ Sign Celebrating Armagh GAA Club s Historic Win Torched During Disgraceful Incident
▪ England’s Michelle Agyemang faces long injury absence after rupturing ACL
▪ Are you in a community choir? We would like to hear from you
▪ UK rule change allows Palestinian scholars to bring families from Gaza
▪ Thursday news quiz: Dachshunds, Dave Ball, drag acts and data disasters
▪ Is it OK to talk at the cinema? How about if it’s just during the trailers? | Polly Hudson
▪ What does ‘six-seven’ mean? Nothing. But it’s still loaded with meaning | Matt Cantor
▪ Russian army chiefs torturing and executing soldiers who refuse to fight in Ukraine, report says
▪ Juve’s tetchy Tudor period ends but recent mistakes cannot be undone | Nicky Bandini
▪ Davy Fitzgerald Calls On GAA To Make Seismic Changes To Sideline And Referee Rules
▪ Extension of Luas line to Finglas gets the green light
▪ At Long Last, Shamrock Rovers Vintage League Title Has Been Secured
▪ When the rains don’t come: how drought and endless dry seasons are changing life in Puntland – in pictures
▪ Virgin Media O2 seals deal with Elon Musk firm to boost UK rural mobile coverage
▪ Halloween is no ungodly American import – just ask the medieval monks and nuns who marketed it | Michael Carter
▪ Can I learn to be cool – even though I am garrulous, swotty and wear no-show socks?
▪ Wife of British journalist ‘abducted by ICE’ speaks out: ‘We’re being kept in the dark’
▪ Ireland s richest 10% produce almost as much carbon as the bottom 50%, report says
▪ Arts organisations still in ‘funding limbo’ after crash of Arts Council England online portal
▪ Tories call for Reeves to quit after breaking home rental rules but PM rules out investigation – UK politics live
▪ If you found money, how much would it have to be before you would hand it in?
▪ Insurers calling for trees to be felled as cheap fix for subsidence, say critics
▪ Dutch election results: far-right and centrist parties in tight race to top as vote count continues – Europe live
▪ Trey Lance has cost $7m per start. Is there any hope of reclaiming a once hyped prospect?
▪ Gardaí at scene of serious collision in Dublin city centre
▪ Meta reports mixed financial results amid spree of AI hiring and spending
▪ Extremists exploit political ‘trigger events’ to recruit people online, says study
▪ Shell’s profits surpass $43bn after production hits new highs in Brazil and Gulf of Mexico
▪ ‘Bats out for Benny’: teenager killed by cricket ball honoured amid debate over neck guards
▪ India v Australia: Women’s Cricket World Cup semi-final – live
▪ Households have one week left to file Local Property Tax returns
▪ ‘The town is devastated’: the mayor picking up the pieces at Hurricane Melissa’s ‘ground zero’
▪ Wet and windy day ahead, with Status Yellow warnings for six counties set to take effect
▪ Choreographer Sharon Eyal: ‘I don’t like it when a dancer is comfortable – I want to see the struggle’
▪ Virgin Trains on track to challenge Eurostar cross-Channel monopoly with access to key depot
▪ From bus driver to top coach: all aboard for Manolo González’s Espanyol adventure
▪ Just beads in a glass jar: this is how the Tories dehumanise migrants and those in need | Frances Ryan
▪ The Witcher season four review – Liam Hemsworth is as charismatic as a bollard in a wig
▪ Five new suspects arrested in Louvre heist investigation
▪ Oil price slips after Trump-Xi meeting, Shell’s $5.4bn profit beats expectations – business live
▪ Should my boyfriend wear the clothes I buy for him?
▪ Five new suspects arrested over Louvre robbery, French radio reports
▪ The 8 at 8: Thursday
▪ TV tonight: Brassic calls it a day with Tarantino-inspired finale
▪ Ranking celebrity wedding-crashers, from Elijah Wood in Hobbiton to Tom Hanks everywhere
▪ State moves to exit its last shareholdings in any Irish bank as PTSB goes up for sale
▪ British government spent over €4m defending former soldier acquitted of Bloody Sunday murders
▪ Grieving daughter of cruise ship passenger left behind on remote Australian island says ‘there was a failure of care’
▪ Heart the Lover by Lily King review – a love story to treasure
▪ ‘Was I fully grasping these events?’ Everyday life for Afghans – in pictures
▪ ‘The world’s most haunted forest’: twisted trees, UFOs and spooky stories in Transylvania
▪ Google Pixel 10 Pro Fold review: dust-resistant and more durable foldable phone
▪ Business and charity leaders urge ministers to lead England’s transition to four-day week
▪ UK woman who booked Oslo flight but did not fly loses child benefit ‘because she emigrated’
▪ Dog behaviourist: Tips to help your dogs cope with the fireworks and frenzy of Halloween
▪ Trump orders military to resume testing US nuclear weapons for the first time in over 30 years
▪ Blue Jays on brink of World Series crown after Yesavage tames Dodgers in Game 5
▪ Maresca tells Chelsea to grow up after Delap’s ‘stupid red card’ in wild win over Wolves
▪ Arne Slot defends Liverpool selection but pressure builds after Carabao Cup exit
▪ ‘They killed civilians in their beds’: chaos and brutality reign after fall of El Fasher
▪ ‘The only limit is the cook’s imagination’: Diana Henry’s guide to cooking with pumpkin
▪ Trump-Xi meeting: US president says rare earths deal and tariff reduction agreed in crunch trade talks
▪ ‘Patients will suffer’: tales from the frontline of the UK pharma crisis
▪ Ministers can raise taxes if they come out fighting. But no one in this cowardly Labour government seems able | Aditya Chakrabortty
▪ France needs its own No Kings day to protect its most valuable treasure | Patrick Boucheron and Pierre Singaravélou
▪ ‘White-knuckled wolf spider’ thought lost is rediscovered on Isle of Wight
▪ ‘Scamming became the new farming’: inside India’s cybercrime villages
▪ Wives, mothers, fighters, activists: the millennial women keeping Ukraine going
▪ ‘One contestant makes wool vulvas!’ Tom Daley on his knockout knitting show – and arguing with Traitors producers
▪ The truth behind the disappearance of Charlene Downes: ‘She was reduced to this salacious, shocking story’
▪ Trump directs Pentagon to ‘immediately’ start testing US nuclear weapons
▪ The Line of Beauty review – Hollinghurst’s Gatsby-esque social satire is a class act
▪ Donald Trump and Xi Jinping to hold meeting in South Korea amid hopes for trade deal – live updates
▪ Teenage cricketer in Australia dies after being hit with cricket ball in Melbourne’s east
▪ Trump gives South Korea permission to build nuclear-powered submarine
▪ Experts consider ‘targeted’ prostate cancer screening to reduce UK deaths
▪ Teenage boys using ‘personalised’ AI for therapy and romance, survey finds
▪ Only full abolition of two-child benefit cap will substantially cut poverty, thinktank says
▪ Kilmeaden will ‘no longer be a village’ if planned multi-billion-euro data centre goes ahead
▪ Rachel Reeves admits breaking rules by renting out her house without a licence
▪ Scottish roundup: Celtic celebrate O’Neill’s homecoming with 4-0 Falkirk rout
▪ Nothing used to be off-limits when talking about sex. Now I’m in a long-term relationship, why is it taboo? | Natasha Sholl
▪ Arsenal’s winning run goes on as Nwaneri and Saka boot Brighton from Carabao Cup
▪ Woltemade hot streak continues as Newcastle rise high to knock out Spurs
▪ Microsoft reports strong earnings even as Azure outage brings down Xbox and investor pages
▪ Frankie Dettori announces he will retire from racing after Breeders Cup
▪ Woman dead and man hospitalised following afternoon road crash in Donegal
▪ Australian man living in Washington DC pleads guilty to selling trade secrets to Russian broker
▪ Sarr double for Crystal Palace sends young Liverpool side out of Carabao Cup
▪ Centrist D66 party set to win most seats in Dutch election, exit poll suggests
▪ Shamrock Rovers crowned League of Ireland champions for fifth time in six seasons
▪ Rio de Janeiro residents line streets with bodies after Brazilian police raid leaves 119 dead
▪ Trump’s blithe dismissal of climate science
▪ Google parent Alphabet beats forecasts with first $100bn quarter
▪ Cabinet signs off on multi-billion euro plan to upgrade public transport across Cork city
▪ ‘The novelty will wear off’: Labour hopes publicity will be Farage’s downfall
▪ Teenager found guilty of killing Harry Pitman, 16, during new year’s altercation
▪ Hurricane Melissa leaves dozens dead amid destruction in Cuba, Haiti and Jamaica
▪ Strange light moving across Ireland may be result of US rocket launch
▪ Here s what happened today: Wednesday
▪ Vietnamese arrivals in UK by irregular means will be fast-tracked for deportation, says No 10
▪ Tributes paid after death of Mary McGee, who helped end Ireland’s ban on contraception
▪ Pound sinks against euro and dollar as tax rises loom and growth slows
▪ ‘We’ve got to look at the future’: Edwards to turn to next generation after World Cup exit
▪ Inquiry into conditions at Manston asylum centre has stalled, critics say
▪ Suspended sentence for man who knocked down elderly man and left the scene
▪ French parliament votes to add consent to rape law after Gisèle Pelicot case
▪ Arsenal v Brighton, Swansea v Manchester City and more: Carabao Cup clockwatch – live
▪ Telegraph sale in turmoil after lead bidder linked to China’s politburo
▪ Met museum sued by family over allegedly Nazi-looted Van Gogh painting
▪ Body image taboos holding girls back from playing sport, experts warn
▪ ‘This was a slaughter, not an operation’: the favela reeling from Rio’s deadliest police raid
▪ Patients go to court to stop embryos being destroyed after admin error
▪ Evan Ferguson forced off injured after just seven minutes of Roma s Serie A clash
▪ Ray D Arcy had plenty of warning show could be axed, says RTÉ boss
▪ Liverpool v Crystal Palace: Carabao Cup – live
▪ The Guardian view on hospices: investment in end-of-life care is a national priority | Editorial
▪ MPs want clarity over Prince Andrew’s ‘peppercorn’ rent at Royal Lodge
▪ Louvre suspects ‘partially admit’ their role in jewel heist
▪ Hundreds reportedly killed at Sudanese hospital as evidence of RSF atrocities mounts
▪ A €60k painting has been on display in RTÉ s offices for decades, but nobody knows who owns it
▪ US could lose between $7bn and $14bn during shutdown, budget office says
▪ The Guardian view on Argentina’s election: one step closer to becoming a Trumpian client state | Ediorial
▪ The comeback of the mountain gorilla – podcast
▪ Farage reclaims centre stage as Reform’s Sarah Pochin keeps the world at bay
▪ Former soldier jailed for stabbing his childhood best friend nine times in Dublin home
▪ Dingwall backed to plot course through the midfield maze for England
▪ Man charged with murder after triple stabbing in west London
▪ Rob Kearney Highlights Andy Farrell s November Predicament No Ireland Coach Has Had To Face
▪ President-elect Connolly keeps her promise to make first trip north, before being sworn in
▪ Graham Linehan tells court he was trying to get trans activist to ‘stop pushing camera in his face’
▪ Two Louvre heist suspects ‘partially’ admit participation, says Paris prosecutor
▪ US military to reduce number of troops in Romania as start of European drawdown
▪ Letter: Lord Taverne obituary
▪ Corruption in French politics is nothing new |. letter
▪ University finances and the elephant in the senior common room | Letter
▪ Racism, intent and the diversity in TV adverts | Letters
▪ Two Russians sentenced to 25 years for plot to kill Iranian dissident in US
▪ I won’t apologise for The Lost King – Leicester University’s treatment of Philippa Langley is a profound injustice
▪ Tolls to increase on 10 national roads including the M50 from January
▪ Gardaí praise ‘gentleman’ who found money blowing in the wind’ and donated it to guide dog charity
▪ Football Daily | Shamrock Rovers’ long, slow stumble towards League of Ireland title glory
▪ Ben Jennings on US attempts to downplay renewed hostilities in Gaza – cartoon
▪ Shreks appeal: why gen Zs are settling for plainer dates
▪ The 5 at 5: Wednesday
▪ The Line of Beauty review – Hollinghurst’s Gatsby-esque social satire is a class act
▪ Joe Duffy tops RTÉ pay list for 2024 as the broadcaster s executives dominate overall earnings
▪ High-tech drone and up to €40,000 in drugs seized in operation targeting prison smuggling
▪ Cleaning schedule of Capel Street could be enhanced after rise in chewing gum waste
▪ ‘Cable Cowboy’ John Malone to step down from his media empire
▪ UK newspaper apologizes for fake De Blasio interview criticizing Mamdani
▪ Australia will target Freeman at centre in England clash, George Gregan warns
▪ South Africa claim historic World Cup final spot as Wolvaardt blows England away
▪ Trump is often angry but rarely hurt – yet Canada has managed to pull it off | Emma Brockes
▪ Dept paying half the cost of security guard hired to keep Enoch Burke away from school
▪ Julius Eastman: A Power Greater Than review – Davóne Tines celebrates the maverick musician
▪ Akram Khan Company: Thikra – Night of Remembering review – forget the meaning, feel the colour and emotion
▪ Elmet review – the brutal tragedy of a feral family living on the edge of society
▪ Character.AI bans users under 18 after being sued over child’s suicide
▪ ‘Back to bed it is’: Luke Littler misses darts tournament due to traffic jam
▪ The GAA and amateurism: How long can the centre hold?
▪ A céad turas ó thuaidh tugtha ag an Uachtarán nua, agus gan í fiú insealbhaithe
▪ Tell us: have you ever rented a room from a friend?
▪ Pro-Palestinian students threaten to sue US university amid antisemitism definition controversy
▪ UK must reform drug pricing to become life sciences superpower, says GSK boss
▪ Can bowhead whales with their 200-year lifespan help us to slow ageing?
▪ I’m the worst player on my social sports team. Why does it feel so good to be bad at something?
▪ Female survivors of grooming gangs demand apology from Nigel Farage
▪ The UK bond markets have become a political trap that strangles public spending. But there’s a way out | Sahil Dutta
▪ Why are new community safety meetings held in private?
▪ Where to start with: Paul Bailey
▪ Manchester synagogue victim died from single police gunshot wound, inquest hears
▪ Driver doing 174km/h among thousands caught speeding over bank holiday weekend
▪ What s going to happen to the packages Fastway was delivering?
▪ No half-assed performance: how playing with a live crowd turns video games into performance art
▪ CBS News staffers to be laid off as part of massive round of cuts from Paramount
▪ Hurricane Melissa hits Cuba after turning Jamaica into ‘disaster area’
▪ Pricey artwork and land at Montrose among legacy issues at RTÉ, says Minister
▪ The baffling appeal of the candy-coloured waterpark: Massimo Siragusa’s best photograph
▪ Are you a ditherer, sharer or pre-preparer? What your menu ordering style says about you | Polly Hudson
▪ Why the new Dyson V16 Piston Animal isn’t the vacuum you should buy
▪ Is a two-week half-term a good deal? Some parents in England aren’t so sure
▪ Pilot who flew €8.4 million worth of cocaine from France to Longford found guilty
▪ Man charged with Walsall rape of Sikh woman enters no plea
▪ UK unveils ‘carbon budget delivery plan’ to get back on track for net zero targets
▪ Who s In And Who s Out As Andy Farrell Names Team For Ireland Vs New Zealand
▪ Toyota denies promising $10bn investment in US after Trump announcement
▪ New planning bill could jeopardise UK’s trade deal with EU, ambassador warns
▪ Minimal review – primal, oddly vulnerable and boasting a man’s weight in mints
▪ Nvidia becomes world’s first $5tn company amid stock market and AI boom
▪ Starmer refuses to rule out tax rises in budget after questioning by Badenoch
▪ Two men sentenced to life imprisonment for the murder of Kieran Quilligan
▪ Depth, humanity and ice cream: Daniel Radcliffe to make Broadway return in Every Brilliant Thing
▪ Shohei Ohtani had an off night at the World Series but he still breaks baseball logic
▪ Agyemang injury to defensive frailty: key takeaways as England start World Cup buildup
▪ Jess Cartner-Morley: this season, your jeans should be stiff, smart and straight
▪ Former Ireland Rugby Star Played Role In Dublin Club s Dramatic County Title Win
▪ Share your views on a Tory MP’s proposal to deport large numbers of legally settled UK immigrants
▪ EU carmakers ‘days away’ from halting production as chip crisis deepens
▪ Pound slides on bleak outlook for UK public fi mortgage approvals hit nine-month high – business live
▪ Tightening Pip benefit eligibility could save £9bn a year, say Reform
▪ Fota Wildlife Park ‘exploring support options’ to help with €120,000 per week costs during closure
▪ Ross Noble review – master of nonsense unleashes his fizzing comic brain
▪ Defence lawyers would have used Tories’ statements to dismiss China spy case, attorney general says
▪ Former Paddy Power boss calls for gambling tax hikes to deter harmful betting
▪ Carnivorous ‘death ball’ sponge among new species found in depths of Southern Ocean
▪ Voting under way in Netherlands parliamentary election – Europe live
▪ A sprawling global family: The Long Wave turns one
▪ Revealed: Israel demanded Google and Amazon use secret ‘wink’ to sidestep legal orders
▪ How to turn pastry scraps into a quick and tasty caramelised onion tart – recipe | Waste not
▪ Micheál Martin says it s not fair to suggest he doesn t listen to Fianna Fáil backbenchers
▪ Explaining How Evan Ferguson s Roma Dreams Have Been Hit With Hard Dose Of Reality
▪ David Gillick Highlights Reason Why Olympic Sprint Star Has Made Bold Ireland Switch
▪ Big cat scan, satnav slip-up and a Trump costume: photos of the day – Wednesday
▪ Trump fires federal arts board in charge of reviewing White House ballroom and ‘Arc de Trump’
▪ Over 400 items from Gene Hackman’s estate up for auction
▪ Conspóid comharthaíochta Grand Central Station le réiteach ag an gCoimisinéir Gaeilge nua
▪ What Stripe s John Collision gets right - and wrong - about Ireland s infrastructure failures
▪ Have you lost your job recently? We want to hear from you
▪ Offender mistakenly freed from prison was given £500 as he was deported
▪ Trial of man charged over 79 historical sexual abuse allegations set for next June
▪ ‘Brilliantly conceived, written and acted’: farewell to Brassic, the raucous sitcom with real heart
▪ Ronaldo and Messi miss trips to India in latest blow for nation’s football fans
▪ Tell us: have you fallen in love this year?
▪ Swansea’s Ethan Galbraith resumes battle with Manchester City: ‘It feels like they never miss a pass’
▪ The Spin | Sophie Devine’s impact on women’s cricket should be measured in more than statistics
▪ Tolls to increase on 10 national roads including the M50 from January
▪ Shock Cardiff Cup Win Continued Great Week For Famous Cork GAA Family
▪ Councils in England face clampdown on four-day working weeks
▪ Why Trump’s White House is using video game memes to recruit for ICE
▪ Argentinian experimental music legend Juana Molina: ‘One of the things I hate most in life is to be solemn’
▪ Status Yellow warnings issued for six counties tomorrow
▪ Kathryn Bigelow responds to Pentagon criticism of House of Dynamite: ‘I just state the truth’
▪ Profit upgrade at Next raises hopes UK shoppers still keen to spend
▪ Emma Thompson speaks of her ‘intense irritation’ with AI
▪ ‘No one seemed terrified’: Jimmy Kimmel contrasts Irish election with US after holidaying here
▪ Relay review – Riz Ahmed turns potential whistleblowers in smart and twisty surveillance thriller
▪ Aston Martin cuts investment plan by £300m as Trump tariffs bite
▪ ‘No Trump’ protests in South Korea as US president finalises trade deal with Lee Jae Myung - US politics live
▪ Am I a type A personality - and should I care? | Arwa Mahdawi
▪ What’s with the sponcon slop in Nobody Wants This? Netflix, nobody wants this | Alaina Demopoulos
▪ DJ Carey s sentencing hearing told former hurler is in hospital
▪ ‘A colony of the US’: Argentinians contemplate future after Trump-backed Milei coasts to victory
▪ Surreal Scenes As Armagh Champions Show Up At Tyrone Winners For Ultimate Tuesday Club
▪ Should Leaving Cert and Junior Cycle fees be abolished?
▪ Scans shed light on changes in brain when we zone out while tired
▪ All is not lost for England but Shaun Wane needs to be bold in second Test
▪ Attorney general says, if spy case had gone to trial, Badenoch saying China not a foe would have helped accused get off – UK politics live
▪ Over 100 killed in Israeli strikes on Gaza as Trump says nothing will jeopardise ceasefire
▪ Sali Hughes on beauty: the best perfumes for winter
▪ Back on track: how lockdown led to a new operatic version of The Railway Children
▪ I was happy to drop my pants for medical science (and money). Come on, gen Z – it’s your turn | Rich Pelley
▪ Dear Donald Trump, here’s how you can win that Nobel peace prize | Mehdi Hasan
▪ Kremlin-linked operatives scramble to stop extradition of mercenary accused of plotting coup
▪ Celtic Fans Had Fierce Reaction To Robbie Keane Being Linked With Manager Job
▪ Inside the dressing room as Ireland overcome Belgium to earn Nations League promotion
▪ HMV to open third shop in Ireland following mass closures in 2016
▪ Santander urges ministers to intervene in UK car finance compensation scheme
▪ Boston Kickout review – John Simm and Andrew Lincoln among 90s teens tearing around Stevenage
▪ Australia v India: first men’s Twenty20 international – live
▪ England v South Africa: Women’s Cricket World Cup semi-final – live
▪ A House of Dynamite is both political fantasy and major disappointment
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▪ Cliabhán Kneecap is Harland Wolff, Béal Feirste, ag cur fáilte roimh Oireachtas na Gaeilge
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▪ Jeremy Corbyn to appear in north London panto
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▪ Some tenants can now force landlords to make their home liveable. What about the thousands who can’t? | Kwajo Tweneboa
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▪ Where Is Heaven? review – absorbing ode to lovers of the off-grid life in rural Devon
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▪ ‘A 66-minute stress bomb’: TV’s most intense episodes ever
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▪ Freeman’s walk-off homer lifts Dodgers over Blue Jays in 18-inning World Series epic
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▪ Free medical cover has revolutionised healthcare in India. So why is it ailing?
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▪ Ireland completes complex medical evacuation of sick children from Gaza to Ireland
▪ Forget diplomatic niceties: it s beyond time Europe denounced Trump s trashing of democracy in the US | Paul Taylor
▪ ‘It’s more about life than death’: the growing popularity of Berlin’s cemetery cafes
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▪ UK military equipment used by militia accused of genocide found in Sudan, UN told
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▪ ‘Mud on our blood on his’: fury lingers one year after Spain’s deadly floods
▪ Hurricane Melissa latest updates: category 5 storm approaches landfall in Jamaica
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▪ Jamaicans take shelter as Hurricane Melissa bears down as category 5 storm
▪ Donald Trump and Japan’s Sanae Takaichi sign agreement to ‘secure’ rare earths supply
▪ Ukraine war briefing: Russian drones hunt civilians in crime against humanity, UN inquiry finds
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▪ With Arsenal clear and rivals stumbling, is the Premier League title race over?
▪ Alassane Ouattara wins landslide fourth term as Ivory Coast’s president
▪ First banker jailed over Libor interest rate-rigging to sue UBS for $400m
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▪ Ed Miliband says £1.1bn a year to be set aside for new offshore wind projects
▪ Nigel Farage defends MP’s complaint about TV adverts as ‘ugly’ but not ‘deliberately’ racist
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▪ NHS trust pleads guilty after teenage girl absconded from 24-hour care and killed herself
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▪ Celtic Striker s Brother Wins Man Of The Match As Sligo Club End 33 Year Drought
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