The GuardianFlávio Bolsonaro poised to win Brazilian presidency after shock first-round victory
Flavio Bolsonaro is poised to win Brazil's presidency after a shock first round, leaving progressive voters reeling.
The Guardian
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The GuardianBrazil presidential election 2026: first-round live results
Live first-round results as incumbent Lula faces Flavio Bolsonaro.
The GuardianBrazil heads to the polls - in pictures
Brazil heads to the polls: pictures from a highly polarised presidential vote.
The GuardianAir campaign against Houthis under way in Yemen, says Saudi-led coalition
A Saudi-led coalition says an air campaign with 100 fighter jets is under way against the Houthis in Yemen.
The GuardianIran's oil minister resigns as country's economic crisis worsens
Iran's oil minister resigns as the economy worsens amid falling oil receipts and rampant inflation.
The GuardianIndia's supreme court demands answers over changes to voter roll
India's supreme court demands answers over voter roll changes after millions were removed and mass protests followed.
The GuardianQuebec poised to elect separatists to power for first time in more than a decade
Quebec is poised to elect separatists for the first time in decades; the Parti Quebecois promises an independence referendum by 2028.
The GuardianUS closely monitoring case of lab worker who 'possibly' died of plague in Siberia, says Rubio
The US monitors the case of a lab worker who possibly died of plague, with quarantine in several hospitals in eastern Russia.
The GuardianWomen suffer more pain than men across the whole body, major global study finds
A major global study finds women suffer more pain than men across the whole body, with the steepest rise before 55.
The GuardianFrance braces for national day of school protests as boy loses hand
France braces for a national day of school protests on Tuesday as a boy loses a hand and concern grows over police response.
The GuardianNorway plans temporary ban on smart glasses in some public places
Norway plans a temporary ban on camera-enabled smart glasses in some public places over covert recording fears.
The Irish Times
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The Irish TimesMichelle O'Neill says the law is 'wrong' in Orange Order Drumcree march row
Michelle O'Neill says the law is wrong on the Orange Order Drumcree march as the Court of Appeal reserves judgment.
The Irish TimesOver 200 solicitors and barristers protest outside Criminal Courts of Justice in Dublin
Over 200 solicitors and barristers protest outside the Criminal Courts of Justice over a new payment model; a High Court decision is due next week.
The Irish TimesSocial media influencer pays herself €1.9m
Influencer Lisa McGowan's Tullamore company returns to profit as she pays herself €1.9m.
The Irish TimesMountjoy prison officer killed in Madrid road incident
Mountjoy prison officer Liam Donoghue (52) dies after being hit by a taxi in Madrid.
The Irish TimesIncrease in rent tax credit on the table as budget talks enter final phase
An increase in the rent tax credit is on the table as budget talks enter the final phase; a college fees cut now looks unlikely.
The Irish Times'I decided to take a leap of faith': Largest ever number of GPs graduate
The largest ever number of GPs graduates as the State moves to boost numbers to meet demand.
The Irish TimesDrug barons 'a cancer' on State, says judge, as two boys sentenced for drug-debt intimidation
A judge calls drug barons a cancer on the State as two boys are sentenced over a Mullingar shotgun incident.
The Irish TimesWaste firm Panda sent for trial over worker's death
Waste firm Panda is sent for trial over a worker's death.
The Irish Times'Traitors to creation': Naomi Klein and Astra Taylor on the far right's apocalypse alliance
Audio: Naomi Klein and Astra Taylor on the far right as "traitors to creation", on the Inside Politics podcast.
The Irish TimesTicketmaster trial over prices for 2025 Oasis concerts delayed
The Ticketmaster trial over 2025 Oasis concert prices is delayed to the new year.
The Irish Times'We can all see you': Gillian Anderson addresses 'distracting' fans in front row
Gillian Anderson tells fans outside a Soho theatre "we can all see you" as she performs in Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?
The Irish TimesIrish drug dealers use 'impressionable' teenagers to receive cannabis by post
Analysis: Irish drug dealers use impressionable teenagers to receive cannabis as grow houses shrink in importance.
The Irish TimesChicken producer Moy Park paid £143m dividend to US parent as it cut 1,000 jobs
Moy Park paid a £143m dividend to its US parent as it cut costs, with operating profits up 34%.
The Irish News
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The Irish NewsA court delay would 'prolong the sense of anxiety' of Garvaghy Road residents, says MLA
Garvaghy Road residents say a court delay would prolong their anxiety as they oppose the Orange Order parade.
The Irish NewsMichelle O'Neill will keep 'turning up' for Garvaghy Road residents and says law 'wrong'
Michelle O'Neill says she will keep turning up for Garvaghy Road residents; Jim Allister calls her First Minister of lawlessness.
The Irish NewsDerry priest to be sacked from priesthood after admitting 109 child sex offences
A Derry priest is to be removed from the priesthood after admitting 109 child sex offences; the bishop urges victims to come forward.
The Irish NewsWest Belfast drug dealer caught with £250,000 cash stuffed in boxes jailed
A Twinbrook drug dealer with £250,000 cash in boxes is caught after the EncroChat network was infiltrated.
The Irish NewsParades Commission failed to 'properly weigh' what police told them about potential disorder if Drumcree march went ahead
Drumcree returns to court as residents appeal, arguing the Parades Commission failed to properly weigh police advice.
The Irish NewsPatricia Mac Bride: Garvaghy Road residents have won the battle for hearts and minds
Opinion: Patricia Mac Bride says Garvaghy Road residents have won the battle for hearts and minds.
The Irish NewsKneecap mobbed by fans during Garvaghy Road protest visit
Kneecap are mobbed by fans during a Garvaghy Road protest visit.
The Irish NewsRepublicans and loyalists hold opposing Garvaghy Road protests in Glasgow
Republicans and loyalists hold opposing Garvaghy Road protests in Glasgow with no trouble reported.
The Irish NewsTaoiseach questions Sinn Féin 'sincerity' over Garvaghy Road situation
The Taoiseach questions Sinn Fein's sincerity and calls its view of Drumcree overly simplistic.
The Irish NewsSize of critically ill Gazan child's family must be considered before DUP will support medical evacuation, DUP minister says
The Irish News reports that the size of a critically ill Gazan child's family must be considered before the child is brought to the UK for treatment.
The Irish NewsHome of far right activist targeted in Coleraine shootings while children slept
The home of a far-right activist is targeted in two Coleraine shootings while a child was inside; the PSNI are investigating.
The Irish NewsDerry man who helped broker Apprentice Boys parade deals says Orange Order Drumcree stance 'counterproductive and selfish'
Garvan O'Doherty, who helped broker Apprentice Boys parade deals, says dropping the Garvaghy Road march would earn the Orange Order genuine credibility.
The Irish NewsCo Antrim seamstress who won hearts of millions dies aged 100 after 'living life to the full'
Annie Butler, the Co Antrim seamstress who went viral on her 100th birthday, dies aged 100.
The Irish NewsEast Belfast building once used by secret society transformed into arts hub
An old Masonic lodge in east Belfast becomes Vault Art Studios, a space for artists, performers and musicians.
The Irish NewsThe death of an Irish funeral? Wakes on a timer, poetry instead of priests and loved ones turned to compost
Is the Irish funeral dying? Northern Ireland, the UK's last burial stronghold, sees wakes on a timer and options like direct cremation.
Belfast Telegraph
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Belfast Telegraph'I could see something on fire': Inquest hears how scene of one of NI's worst road crashes unfolded
An inquest hears how the scene of one of NI's worst crashes looked, in which four young people died near Armagh in March 2024.
Belfast TelegraphMichelle O'Neill vows she is 'First Minister for what is right' amid challenges over Garvaghy Road protest
Michelle O'Neill vows to be First Minister for what is right; the DUP's Brett is told to catch himself on over a resignation question.
Belfast TelegraphCampaign to raise awareness of 'life-altering injuries' from fireworks
A campaign raises awareness of life-altering injuries from fireworks.
Belfast TelegraphFTSE outperforms European peers as euro struggles
The FTSE outperforms European peers as the euro struggles.
Belfast TelegraphLockerbie bombing trial date set as US judge warns against further delay
A Lockerbie bombing trial date is set as a US judge warns against further delay.
Belfast TelegraphPaedophile who stabbed horse has bail varied to allow him to travel to equine fair in Republic over weekend
A paedophile who stabbed a horse has bail varied to allow travel despite multiple breaches of a sex offences order.
Belfast TelegraphMichelle O'Neill cannot be a First Minister when it suits her and a protest leader when it doesn't
Opinion: Michelle O'Neill cannot be First Minister when it suits her and a protester when it does not.
Belfast TelegraphAir Ambulance scrambled to reports of person hit by car in Titanic Quarter
The air ambulance is scrambled to a serious incident in Belfast's Titanic Quarter involving a person hit by a car.
Belfast TelegraphDrumcree deal offered as Orange Order puts forward 'one and done' forever march
The Orange Order offers a one-and-done Fleadh-linked deal on Garvaghy Road; loyalists warn of protests if it is rejected.
Belfast TelegraphMarching backwards: Drumcree stand-off hardens even moderate hearts as fears of contagion mount
Drumcree hardens even moderates such as Claire Hanna as O'Neill, Mac Cionnaith and Jamie Bryson clash over the parade.
Belfast TelegraphDUP claims leader is victim of 'dirty tricks' campaign over supposed 'secret Drumcree summit' with Jamie Bryson
The DUP claims its leader is the victim of a dirty tricks campaign over meetings held during the Drumcree deadlock.
Belfast TelegraphLeading dissident denies advising spokesman for Garvaghy Road residents over Drumcree dispute
Former IRA chief Frankie Quinn denies advising a Garvaghy Road residents' spokesman after being seen with Breandan Mac Cionnaith.
Belfast Telegraph'Stormont needs a new injection of ideas': East Belfast MLA candidate calls for change amid 'endless culture wars' and 'self-serving' Assembly
Green councillor Brian Smyth, an east Belfast MLA candidate, says Stormont needs a new injection of ideas.
Belfast Telegraph'One of a kind': Tributes paid to former mayor of Derry whose death described as 'sad loss' to city
Tributes are paid to former Derry mayor Shaun Gallagher as colleagues remember a passionate public servant.
Belfast TelegraphHammer attack horror as masked gang storms bedroom in east Belfast aggravated burglary
A man is attacked with a hammer after masked men invade his east Belfast bedroom in an aggravated burglary.
Belfast TelegraphFormer owner of insolvent Lisburn roofing company receives boardroom ban over Covid loan
The former owner of an insolvent Lisburn roofing company gets a seven-year boardroom ban over misuse of a Covid-era loan.