The GuardianIndia's Cockroach movement launches new protests over changes to voter roll
Thousands gather in Mumbai as India's Cockroach movement protests voter-list changes feared to deny millions the vote.
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The GuardianFires, fury and hundreds of arrests as France gripped by student protests
France is gripped by student protests with fires and hundreds of arrests; the government was caught off guard by the scale.
The GuardianFrance school protests escalate into 'urban violence' as PM calls crisis cabinet meeting
School protests escalate into what officials call urban violence, with about 900 demonstrations; the PM calls a crisis cabinet.
The GuardianG7 to release up to 100m barrels of emergency oil and diesel reserves
G7 leaders agree to release up to 100m barrels of emergency oil and diesel reserves within four months.
The GuardianUK diesel price hits record high of £2 a litre
UK diesel hits a record £2 a litre as France proposes EU and IEA reserve releases while the Iran war lifts costs.
The GuardianWoman in alleged Cornell gang-rape case was 'failed' by system, New York governor says
Kathy Hochul says the woman in the alleged Cornell gang-rape case was failed by the system; Letitia James takes over the whole case.
The GuardianLetitia James appointed special prosecutor in alleged gang-rape at Cornell
Letitia James is appointed special prosecutor in the Cornell case after questions about the university's 2024 investigation.
The GuardianCalls grow for US death penalty halt after 'torturous' botched execution of Christa Pike
Calls grow for a US death penalty halt after Christa Pike's botched execution, which experts call unimaginably barbaric.
The GuardianChrista Pike: what we know so far about Tennessee woman's failed execution
Explainer on Pike, who survived two lethal injections and was taken to hospital.
The GuardianChrista Pike's lawyer says botched execution was 'cruel' and 'torturous' - video
Video: Pike's lawyer calls the botched execution cruel and torturous; Tennessee has suspended executions for the year.
The GuardianSuicide by plane or terrorism? Speculation over motive in flight 1073 attack
Experts doubt the flydubai co-pilot only wanted to end his own life and say the key question is how he was radicalised.
The Guardian'I was fighting for my life': Indian pilot hailed as hero recalls flydubai cockpit attack
Pilot Smit Machchhar tells India's PM by video call he realised passengers would die if he did not fight the attacker.
The GuardianUS Coast Guard says it intercepted ship carrying fuel to Cuba
The US Coast Guard intercepts a ship carrying fuel to Cuba, boarded and taken to Mexico as the embargo continues.
The GuardianAndy Burnham urged by Lib Dems to reveal all meetings with owners of Manchester City
Lib Dems urge Andy Burnham to publish all his meetings with Manchester City's owners.
The GuardianPeter Thiel revealed as secret buyer of Bel Air mansion that sold for $130m
Peter Thiel is revealed as the secret buyer of Casa Encantada, a 1938 Bel Air mansion once owned by Conrad Hilton.
The Irish Times
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The Irish TimesState's tax take boosted by €3bn as multinationals 'front-load' payments
Exchequer returns show a €3bn tax boost as multinationals front-load payments, with €4.9bn collected in September.
The Irish TimesProtesting farmers demand Bord Bia chair quits over foreign chicken served in restaurant
Protesting farmers demand the Bord Bia chair quit over foreign chicken served at a restaurant he co-owns.
The Irish TimesArdmore village named as Ireland's Greenest Place
Ardmore in Co Waterford is named Ireland's Greenest Place.
The Irish TimesWoman who stabbed abusive partner to death wins bid to overturn murder conviction
Julie Ann McIlwaine wins a bid to overturn her murder conviction after jurors were misdirected on loss of control.
The Irish Times'If you don't like it, don't come': proud locals bristle at Blackpool's dark tourism reputation
Blackpool locals bristle at its image as a hotspot now also marked by addiction and deprivation.
The Irish TimesRemains of 10 more infants found at site of former mother and baby home in Tuam
Remains of 10 more infants are found at a former mother and baby home site, bringing the total to 109.
The Irish TimesSeven-year campaign against Galway family leads to first arrest as woman (40s) detained
A woman is arrested after a seven-year campaign against a Galway family.
The Irish TimesThe 2 Johnnies Late Night Lock In review: A turkey with all the trimmings. End this craic attack
Review: The 2 Johnnies Late Night Lock In, a Christmas-style TV special full of Irish family comedy.
The Irish TimesEurope rearms: files reveal extent of plans for a new 'defence union'
Files reveal plans for a European defence union and closer Nato cooperation.
The Irish TimesDrumcree proves that unification of Ireland is the North's best bet
Opinion: Drumcree shows unification is the North's best bet, since the dispute is about entitlement to rule the roost.
The Irish Times'Literally unbelievable': Ministers get 'a kicking' from Chambers's team as budget talks near end
Ministers complain bitterly of getting a kicking in budget talks as Jack Chambers tries to hold increases to 6 per cent.
The Irish TimesBudget drama could go to the wire as ministers wrestle for cash that may not come
Audio: Inside Politics podcast says budget drama could go to the wire.
The Irish TimesMother who died in Dublin balcony fall named locally
The family of Kathleen Carey, who died in the Dublin balcony fall, prepare her funeral weeks after burying her sister.
The Irish TimesComplaints about doctors to the Medical Council were up 12% in 2025
Complaints about doctors to the Medical Council rose 12% in 2025, with 86 cases referred to fitness-to-practise.
The Irish TimesGalway's Taaffes shop, empty for 30 years, has a new owner
Taaffes shop on William Street in Galway, empty since 1996, has a new owner.
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The Irish NewsCrossnacreevy: Two dead in Co Down accident
Two people are dead after an accident in Crossnacreevy, Co Down, and the Ballygowan Road is closed.
The Irish NewsDaughter's powerful statement to court ahead of sentencing of man who killed 'peacemaker' with single punch
A daughter's court statement ahead of sentencing of a man who knocked down 74-year-old Tony Miskimmon as he went to help a harassed woman.
The Irish NewsPop-up Gaeltacht tent erected on Garvaghy Road to 'Seas le pobal'
A pop-up Gaeltacht tent is erected on Garvaghy Road in a show of community presence.
The Irish NewsMan charged after bottle thrown at PSNI Land Rover during Garvaghy Road dispute
A man is charged over a bottle thrown at a PSNI Land Rover during the Garvaghy Road dispute; another man is charged with breach of the peace.
The Irish NewsFolk legend Christy Moore rewrites Bobby Sands penned ballad in support of Garvaghy Road
Christy Moore rewrites a Bobby Sands ballad in support of Garvaghy Road residents ahead of a Saturday solidarity rally.
The Irish News'Between a rock and a hard place': What next as Drumcree talks end without agreement?
NI Secretary Chris Bryant says the situation is between a rock and a hard place as Drumcree talks end without agreement.
The Irish NewsChris Donnelly: Drumcree crisis may have consequences far beyond Portadown
Opinion: Chris Donnelly warns the Drumcree crisis could have consequences far beyond Portadown.
The Irish NewsPolicing Board launches Deirdre Hargey Garvaghy Road protest probe
The Policing Board opens a probe into Deirdre Hargey's Garvaghy Road protest appearance, with a conflict-of-interest question raised.
The Irish News'I felt the presence of my mother' - Garvaghy Road man prays for peace at Drumcree Church where his Protestant mother was buried from
A Garvaghy Road man prays for peace and recalls his mother, Dorothy Trainor, shot dead by loyalists in 1975.
The Irish NewsCompanies fined £145,000 over dumper truck death at Co Antrim aqueduct
Companies are fined £145,000 over a dumper truck death at a Co Antrim aqueduct; the fiancée pays tribute to John Traynor.
The Irish NewsDunne family's fortunes continue to recover in Northern Ireland with grocer recording its most profitable year since 2011
Dunnes Stores' Northern Ireland business posts a £22.7m pre-tax profit for 2025, its best since restructuring.
The Irish NewsNorthern Ireland 'landmark' courthouse to be sold as minister confirms permanent closure
A landmark Edwardian courthouse in Northern Ireland is to be sold, with Naomi Long saying it can return to active use.
The Irish NewsPolice release image of former soldier who left ex with PTSD after campaign of 'degrading' abuse
Police release an image of Bangor man Mark Adamson, a former soldier who assaulted and strangled his ex over nine months.
Belfast Telegraph
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Belfast Telegraph'I'm an old eejit': TUV man admits 'damage to the cause' as he's mocked at council meeting over fake AI Drumcree rally pic
TUV councillor Ron McDowell admits sharing a fake AI Drumcree rally image and calls himself an old eejit.
Belfast Telegraph'Shame on Church of England', says victim of former priest guilty of rape
A victim of a former priest guilty of rape says the Church of England should be ashamed.
Belfast TelegraphChild in stable condition after being struck by a car outside Co Antrim Primary School
A child is in stable condition after being hit by a car outside Linn Primary School in Larne.
Belfast Telegraph'I felt so devastated': Belfast priest's passport and valuables stolen in home break in
A west Belfast priest is left devastated after a break-in in which his passport, laptop and cash were stolen.
Belfast TelegraphAs Boutcher promises 'robust' probe into complaints of Sinn Féin lawbreaking on Garvaghy Road, he knows PSNI's reputation is on the line
Boutcher promises a robust probe into complaints of Sinn Féin lawbreaking on Garvaghy Road as the PSNI faces scrutiny.
Belfast TelegraphCollapse or survival? Drumcree flashpoint leaves Stormont on brink as DUP and Sinn Féin face off
Analysis: Drumcree leaves Stormont on the brink as the DUP and Sinn Féin face off.
Belfast TelegraphDrumcree is a symptom of a deeper sickness... we need to change our whole thinking on how we want to shape NI's future
Opinion: Drumcree is a symptom of a deeper sickness and everyone loses however it ends.
Belfast TelegraphMeet the tour guides shining a light on Belfast: 'I find it unbelievable that so many people are visiting here now'
Belfast tour guides explain how tours show a city with a rich but troubled history and how far it has come.
Belfast TelegraphMan hospitalised following crash between car and motorcycle in Co Down
A motorcyclist is in critical condition after a car and motorcycle crash on the Killyleagh Road in Crossgar; police seek witnesses.
Belfast TelegraphCo Fermanagh landscape gardener who attacked pensioner with strimmer avoids jail
A Co Fermanagh landscape gardener who attacked a pensioner with a strimmer is sentenced; the victim says he is no longer the man he was.
Belfast TelegraphMan in 'critical condition' following collision in Newry
A man in his 80s is critical after an A1 collision in Newry; police appeal for witnesses and dashcam footage.