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 get up and fight the flydubai attacker.
The Guardian
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The GuardianCo-pilot in flight stabbing had 'Islamic radical indoctrination', says Netanyahu
Israel's PM says the flydubai co-pilot accused of attacking the captain had been radicalised; Saudi security services are questioning him.
The GuardianHow the stabbing incident unfolded on Israel-bound flydubai plane | Deconstructed
Deconstructed: how the stabbing unfolded on the Israel-bound flydubai flight that made an emergency landing in Saudi Arabia.
The GuardianFriday briefing: How we covered the flydubai incident as it unfolded
Friday briefing on how Guardian journalists separated fact from rumour as the flydubai incident unfolded.
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; she is alive but critical.
The GuardianChrista Pike: what we know so far about Tennessee woman's failed execution
Explainer on Pike, sentenced to death for a 1995 murder, 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 GuardianUS sends third aircraft carrier to Middle East amid stalemate in Iran war
The US is sending a third aircraft carrier to the Middle East amid a stalemate in the Iran war, with midterms looming.
The GuardianDiesel hits £2 a litre for first time; eurozone inflation rate surges to 3.8% - business live
Live business: diesel hits £2 a litre for the first time and eurozone inflation surges.
The GuardianOver 560 schools disrupted in France on Friday as protests escalate into 'urban violence' - Europe live
Over 560 French schools are disrupted as student protests escalate; dozens of schools are damaged and nearly 3,000 teenagers detained.
The GuardianFrance school protests escalate into 'urban violence' as PM calls crisis cabinet meeting
French school protests escalate into what officials call urban violence, with about 900 demonstrations; the PM calls a crisis cabinet.
The GuardianHochul to address Cornell University case after appointing Leticia James to investigate alleged gang-rape - US politics live
Kathy Hochul will address the Cornell University case after appointing a special prosecutor, saying she no longer trusts the local DA to handle it.
The GuardianRow erupts over Cairo mural depicting Tutankhamun and Nefertiti with dark skin
A Cairo mural of Tutankhamun and Nefertiti made for the Chinese president's state visit was painted over amid a row over its depiction.
The GuardianHitting the sweet spot: bear treats itself to baked goods at Colorado farmers' market
A bear treats itself to baked goods at a Colorado farmers' market, surprising shoppers and vendors in Aspen.
The Irish Times
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The Irish TimesRussia plans most powerful blow yet to freeze Ukraine this winter
Ukraine says an intercepted document shows Russia plans ballistic-missile and drone strikes to cripple its power grid this winter.
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 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 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 TimesDublin 1 unfairly burdened with 'huge overconcentration' of social services, says Robert Watt
Robert Watt says Dublin 1 carries a huge overconcentration of social services and other councils must share the load.
The Irish Times'No such thing as half a march,' says Mac Cionnaith as Drumcree talks break up without deal
Mac Cionnaith says there is no such thing as half a march as Drumcree talks break up; the Orange Order says it will accept the outcome of a High Court appeal.
The Irish TimesUnder-18s banned from using e-scooters from today
Under-18s are banned from using e-scooters from today, and fees for detaining and storing seized e-scooters double.
The Irish TimesWoman arrested in Co Galway over alleged six-year harassment campaign
A woman was arrested in Co Galway over an alleged six-year harassment campaign.
The Irish TimesPedestrian dies following incident involving bus in Cork city
A pedestrian died after an incident involving a bus on Lower Glanmire Road in Cork at 6.30am.
The Irish TimesIndustrial action at Oberstown Child Detention Campus postponed after WRC talks
Fórsa's 72-hour strike at Oberstown Child Detention Campus is postponed after WRC talks.
The Irish TimesEurope's China shock is hollowing out industry and shifting politics to the right
Analysis: Europe's China shock is hollowing out industry and pushing politics to the right.
The Irish TimesTrump says Iran may be linked to co-pilot who tried to crash Israel-bound plane
Trump says Iran will be hit very hard if it was behind the attack by the co-pilot who tried to crash the Israel-bound plane.
The Irish News
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The Irish NewsWest Belfast woman who stabbed abusive partner to death wins legal bid to overturn murder conviction
A West Belfast woman who stabbed her abusive partner to death wins an appeal; judges quash the verdict and give prosecutors two weeks to decide on a retrial.
The Irish NewsEmergency rescue teams respond to reports of people trapped in collapsed trench in Co Down
Emergency teams respond to reports of people trapped in a collapse on the Ballygowan Road in Crossnacreevy, which is closed to traffic.
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.
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 and spread to other areas.
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 NewsPSNI Drumcree dispute bill tops £3m
The PSNI Drumcree bill tops £3m as the stand-off enters its fifth day.
The Irish NewsSarah Creighton: Drumcree is a f*** you to nationalism. Is this really what victory looks like for unionism?
Opinion: Sarah Creighton says forcing the parade down Garvaghy Road would leave the peace process in tatters.
The Irish NewsNewry woman danced before chemo sessions after 102 day wait for breast cancer treatment
Newry woman Claire Little danced before chemotherapy after a 102-day wait for breast cancer treatment she called agonising.
The Irish NewsUnion warns removing Daisy Hill maternity services is 'a matter of life and death'
Unison warns removing Daisy Hill maternity services is a matter of life and death for rural women.
The Irish NewsSDLP selects new candidate for Justin McNulty seat
Councillor Peter Byrne will contest Newry and Armagh for the SDLP, replacing Justin McNulty.
The Irish NewsDissidents, drug dealers and criminals blamed for Derry disorder
Dissidents, drug dealers and criminals are blamed for Derry disorder involving petrol bombs and fireworks, as community groups push back.
The Irish NewsStormont spends £300k on IT consultants to tell them to hire new 'Chief Digital Officer' on six-figure salary
Stormont spends £300k on IT consultants who advise hiring a new six-figure Chief Digital Officer.
Belfast Telegraph
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Belfast TelegraphIt's clear that the central players in reignited Drumcree dispute are secretly revelling in the limelight
Opinion: the central players in the reignited Drumcree dispute seem to be secretly enjoying the limelight.
Belfast TelegraphCoastal Holywood detached home blends versatile accommodation with sought-after location
A detached Craigavad family home near the coast is on the market at offers over £650,000.
Belfast Telegraph'Cockroach' protesters demand Indian polling chief resign over vote list changes
Protesters calling themselves "cockroaches" demand India's polling chief resign over voter-list claims.
Belfast TelegraphTeenager who adopted 'gangster persona' locked up for £20 drug debt murder
A teenager who adopted a gangster persona is locked up over a £20 drug debt murder.
Belfast TelegraphEbola treatment centre burned down as Congo death toll passes 4,000
An Ebola treatment centre is burned down as the death toll in Congo passes 4,000.
Belfast TelegraphRestaurant review: This town centre finally has a spot to be proud of... with seriously outstanding dishes
Restaurant review: a new town-centre venture by Stevie and Christina Higginson earns praise for food and service.
Belfast Telegraph'This is a despicable act': MLA Danny Baker speaks out after Belfast priest's home broken into and cash stolen
MLA Danny Baker calls a break-in at a west Belfast priest's home, where a passport, laptop and cash were stolen, a despicable act.
Belfast TelegraphBertie Ahern in talks for mediator role in Drumcree stand-off
Bertie Ahern is in talks to act as mediator between the Orange Order and Garvaghy Road residents.
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 reveal a city with a rich but troubled history and how far it has come.
Belfast TelegraphPremises of failed Co Antrim potato firm on market for £2.6m
The former Glens of Antrim Potatoes premises in Co Antrim are on the market for £2.6m after administration.
Belfast TelegraphThree arrested as police target wanted people and outstanding warrants
Three people are arrested in Londonderry in police action on outstanding warrants and wanted people.