The GuardianWhite House television pool resumes after banned news outlets regain access
White House television pool coverage has resumed after a court temporarily overturned the Trump administration's exclusion of CNN and other broadcasters.
The Guardian
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The GuardianPomp over progress in Xi’s US summit with Trump is a win for China
Analysis: Trump's elaborate welcome gave Xi a symbolic win, while the summit delivered little apparent progress on the disputes dividing Washington and Beijing.
The GuardianManchester City guilty of breaching Premier League’s financial fair play rules – live reaction
Live coverage follows reports that Manchester City has been found guilty of breaching Premier League financial rules; the case is still developing.
The GuardianManchester City timeline: trophies, transfers and more than 100 charges
A timeline traces Manchester City's rise after its 2008 Abu Dhabi takeover, alongside the spending disputes and more than 100 league charges.
The Irish Times
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The Irish TimesCompetition watchdog carries out dawn raids on solar panel operators
Ireland's competition watchdog has searched solar-panel companies as part of an inquiry into possible anticompetitive conduct and bid-rigging.
The Irish TimesWhen true horrors of Gaza are fully revealed ‘it will shame the world’, Martin tells UN
At the UN, Taoiseach Micheál Martin warned that a full reckoning with Gaza's suffering would shame the world and said the two-state solution is being undermined.
The Irish TimesMalachy Clerkin: David Clifford should win Footballer of the Year but it’s an extremely marginal call
Opinion: Malachy Clerkin narrowly favours David Clifford over Ryan O'Donoghue for Footballer of the Year after an unusually close contest.
The Irish TimesKicked out of Dubai: where will Christy Kinahan snr go now?
Podcast: After the UAE cancelled Christy Kinahan senior's visa and ordered him to leave by September 29, the episode examines where he might go next.
The Irish News
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The Irish NewsGarvaghy Road residents determined to ‘resist’ Parades Commission Drumcree decision
Garvaghy Road residents say they will resist the Parades Commission's decision to permit an Orange Order march there after nearly three decades.
The Irish NewsBelfast man beat pregnant mother of his children to death with ‘Dad’ water bottle bought as Father’s Day gift
A Belfast court heard details of the killing of Sarah Montgomery, who was pregnant and was beaten to death by the father of her children.
The Irish NewsBelfast teenager died after requests to be moved to secure mental health unit denied, inquest told
An inquest heard that requests to move 17-year-old Annaleece McAlorum to a secure mental-health unit were refused before her death.
The Irish NewsJeffrey Donaldson convictions ‘obliterate’ achievements in his political life, court told
At Jeffrey Donaldson's sentencing hearing, a prosecution barrister said his convictions had obliterated his political achievements and cited aggravating factors.
The Irish NewsMan ordered to stand trial over murder of elderly Co Armagh neighbour
A man has been ordered to stand trial over the killing of an elderly County Armagh neighbour, a court heard on Friday.
The Irish NewsNeurosurgeon to complete report over boxer John Cooney’s death in Belfast
A neurosurgeon is to finish a report into the death of boxer John Cooney, who died after a Belfast bout last year.
The Irish NewsData from encrypted communications features in case against man charged with Robbie Lawlor murder
Police say EncroChat communications and CCTV are evidence in the case against Paul Drew, charged over the 2020 murder of Robbie Lawlor in north Belfast.
The Irish NewsJohn Manley: Marmite UUP leader Jon Burrows could be a saviour or the final failure
Ahead of the UUP conference, John Manley weighs whether Jon Burrows can revive the party, noting grassroots appeal and friction within its Assembly team.
The Irish NewsRock ‘N’ Roll high school: U2 bring it all back home with gig at their former Dublin school
U2 played a return gig at their former Dublin school, with Bono paying tribute to the place where the band began.
The Irish News‘We feel exposed’: Republic captain O’Shea prepares to lead crunch players’ meeting to decide on approach to Israel game
Republic captain O'Shea is preparing to lead a players' meeting on how to approach the Israel match, saying the squad feels exposed.
The Irish News‘Public disorder playbook’ being developed in response to social media fuelled Northern Ireland race riots
Officials are developing a public-disorder plan after three summers of racist riots in Northern Ireland, including attacks on immigrants' homes and businesses.
The Irish NewsBishop urges council to reconsider decision to light up Belfast City Hall for Safe Abortion Day
Bishop Alan McGuckian has asked Belfast councillors to reconsider lighting City Hall for Safe Abortion Day.
The Irish NewsMore men training for priesthood in Ireland as church says they want something ‘real, not fake’ in age of social media and AI
The Church reports a modest rise in men training for priesthood; its vocations lead links the interest to disillusionment with social media and AI.
The Irish NewsSarah Creighton: I love my fancy lattes, but we need to push back against the gentrification of Belfast
Opinion: Sarah Creighton argues that better high streets should not come at the cost of pushing Belfast residents and independent traders out.
The Irish NewsFr Sean McManus: ‘It has always been about partition and always will be about partition’
Fermanagh-born priest Sean McManus discusses his decades of campaigning in Washington on Ireland, partition and justice.
The Irish News‘We’ve felt neglected for years’: Historic Belfast barber is latest independent trader to leave North Street
Tivoli Barbershop, with roots back to 1895, is leaving the Garfield Street/North Street area for Bridge Street, citing years of neglect.
The Irish NewsMoD believed paedophile Jeffrey Donaldson was ‘pivotal’ to peace process despite walking out of Good Friday Agreement talks
The paper reports that British defence officials once regarded Jeffrey Donaldson as important to the peace process despite his withdrawal from Good Friday Agreement talks.
Belfast Telegraph
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Belfast TelegraphFact check: Apprenticeship statistics and AI-generated teacher image
Fact-check roundup examines claims about apprenticeship numbers and an AI-generated image of a teacher.
Belfast TelegraphFact check: Image of protest in Dublin is from April 2025
Fact-checkers say a photo shared as evidence of a recent huge Dublin protest actually dates from April 2025.
Belfast Telegraph‘A light in our lives’: Family tribute to pupil killed after being hit by taxi
The family of 16-year-old Melissa Premaratne paid tribute after she died following a collision with a taxi in north London.
Belfast TelegraphJohn Boyega hopes BBC documentary will show effects of Damilola Taylor killing
John Boyega hopes a BBC documentary will show how Damilola Taylor's killing affected Peckham; the actor knew Taylor as a child.
Belfast TelegraphOnly Fools and Horses legend Sir David Jason bringing nostalgic show to Waterfront Hall
Sir David Jason will bring a career-spanning stage conversation to Belfast next month, reflecting on Only Fools and Horses and other roles.
Belfast TelegraphHospice Alliance NI launches vision report highlighting ‘urgent need’ for funding amid continuous deficits
Northern Ireland hospices have joined forces to call for sustainable funding amid continuing deficits.
Belfast TelegraphMan to stand trial next year over murder of victim found in Co Down flat with footprint on his head
A County Down man is due to stand trial next year over the death of a man found unconscious in a flat on Boxing Day 2024.
Belfast TelegraphNorthern Ireland take on Georgia and Khvicha Kvaratskhelia in front of 6,000 school children in Tbilisi
Northern Ireland is set to face Georgia in Tbilisi in its Nations League B opener, with thousands of schoolchildren expected at the ground.