The GuardianBrazil's presidential race goes to second round as Flávio Bolsonaro leads incumbent Lula
Brazil's presidential race goes to a second round after Flavio Bolsonaro outperforms expectations against Lula.
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 GuardianHow Trump is meddling in Brazil's election - explainer
Explainer on how Trump is meddling in Brazil's election.
The GuardianBrazil heads to the polls - in pictures
Brazil heads to the polls: pictures from a highly polarised presidential vote.
The GuardianRevealed: the methane mega-leaks from UN climate summit host Turkey
Exclusive: Turkey, host of the Cop31 climate summit, has landfills producing some of the world's worst methane plumes.
The GuardianSpain's PM Pedro Sánchez calls snap election after housing law fails to pass
Spain's PM Sanchez calls a snap election after right-wing parties voted down emergency housing legislation.
The GuardianWill Pedro Sánchez's gamble to call snap general election in Spain pay off?
Analysis: will Sanchez's snap-election gamble pay off by tapping public anger over housing?
The GuardianSpain's Sánchez calls snap election amid national housing crisis - Europe live
Live: the Spanish election is set for 29 November after parliament rejected two housing relief measures.
The GuardianChrista Pike's lawyers had warned execution would be 'difficult and perhaps cruel' due to her veins
Christa Pike's former lawyers had warned the execution would be difficult and perilous, citing the risk of exactly what happened.
The GuardianQuebec poised to elect separatists to power for first time more than decade
Quebec is poised to elect separatists for the first time in decades; the Parti Quebecois promises an independence referendum by 2028.
The GuardianNobel prize in medicine 2026 awarded for research into mysteries of brain
The 2026 Nobel prize in medicine goes to three scientists for light-gated ion channels and optogenetics.
The GuardianGuardian readers fund life-changing surgery for Somali boy injured in US airstrike
Guardian readers fund surgery for Abdiqadir Salah, a seven-year-old Somali boy injured in a drone strike that killed 12 civilians.
The GuardianAndrew Mountbatten-Windsor launches legal action against police over Epstein raids
Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor launches legal action against Thames Valley police over searches linked to his arrest.
The Guardian'The future is bright': breeding programme brings world's heaviest insect back from the brink
A breeding programme brings back the wetapunga, the world's heaviest insect, in New Zealand.
The Irish Times
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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 TimesBudget 2027: Improved childcare supports to include after-school care
Budget 2027: improved childcare supports including after-school care could save families with a young child €1,000 a year.
The Irish TimesPublic service work-to-rule to affect pupils from Monday
A public service work-to-rule will affect pupils from Monday as insurers advise limiting school access without alternative cover.
The Irish TimesDrumcree one of the most 'polarising' parades in the history of Northern Ireland, court hears
Drumcree is described as one of the most polarising parades in Northern Ireland's history as a fresh legal challenge is heard Monday.
The Irish TimesThe budget I want: A home owner, house hunter, parent, pensioner and business owner
Parents, homeowners, farmers, healthcare workers and others say what they want from the budget.
The Irish TimesA message for Ireland from one of the lesser-known Irish-American Kennedys
Letter to Ireland: a lesser-known Irish-American Kennedy line that went to New Orleans and never returned home.
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 TimesFemale-looking AI agents were paid less than male ones in virtual office, study finds
University of Limerick research finds female-looking AI agents were paid less than male ones in a virtual office, replicating workplace bias.
The Irish TimesDrumcree court hearing and delays to the national children's hospital
Audio: Early Edition on the Drumcree court hearing and children's hospital delays.
The Irish TimesTomorrow's budget may be the worst since Charles Haughey's wild spending
Opinion: tomorrow's budget may be the worst since Haughey's wild spending and will disappoint.
The Irish TimesFlyDubai co-pilot planned to crash into Israel's Ben Gurion airport, say Israeli officials
The flydubai co-pilot told UAE interrogators he planned to crash into Israel's Ben Gurion airport.
The Irish TimesA very touching thing happened on Capel Street last Thursday evening
A touching moment on Capel Street shows the real people behind talk of those on the margins.
The Irish TimesTenant who lived in car for months with partner and child due to rent hike awarded damages
A Kildare landlord must repay a goodwill payment after a tenant family lived in a car for months over rent.
The Irish News
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The Irish NewsParades Commission failed to 'properly weigh' what police told them about potential disorder if Drumcree march went ahead, Court of Appeal told
Drumcree returns to court as residents appeal, arguing the Parades Commission failed to properly weigh police advice.
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 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.
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 News'There should be no Orange march': Garvaghy Road rally hears from widow of UVF victim as thousands attend 'solidarity' event
A loyalist victim's widow tells the Garvaghy Road rally there should be no Orange march.
The Irish NewsTom Kelly: Unionism risks being driven over the cliff by its own fringe
Opinion: Tom Kelly warns unionism risks being driven over a cliff by its own fringe.
The Irish NewsNoel Doran: Why does London keep sending us such inexperienced secretaries of state?
Opinion: Noel Doran asks why London keeps sending inexperienced secretaries of state, questioning Chris Bryant's qualifications.
The Irish News'It's the most unimaginable thing to go through': Co Down family reflects on year that changed everything
A Co Down family reflects after Marcus Fusco suffered a brain bleed when struck by a van, months after a business fire.
Belfast Telegraph
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Belfast TelegraphPriest caught by paedophile hunters pleads guilty to over 100 child sex offences
Ordained priest Edward Gallagher admits over 100 child sex offences after a paedophile hunter sting.
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 TelegraphThree-year-old escapes injury after shots fired at house in Coleraine
A three-year-old escapes injury after shots are fired at a house in Coleraine.
Belfast TelegraphRAF Fairford 'safe' after US withdraws bombers, Downing Street says
RAF Fairford is safe after the US withdraws bombers, Downing Street says.
Belfast TelegraphWhat went wrong at telecoms group TalkTalk?
Business analysis: what went wrong at telecoms group TalkTalk?
Belfast TelegraphNI far-right activist says son (3) could have been killed after home is shot up as police launch attempted murder probe
Far-right activist Dan Grundle says his three-year-old son could have been killed after shots hit his Harpurshill home.
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 TelegraphRescue operation underway after reports of person entering River Foyle
Rescue operation under way after reports of a person entering the River Foyle in Londonderry.
Belfast Telegraph'This doesn't feel like support': Integrated education campaigners hit out over series of 'no' decisions from Paul Givan
Integrated education campaigners challenge Paul Givan over rejected school transformations: this doesn't feel like support.
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 TelegraphFrom factory finances to tasty tacos: Derry mum's third Mexican takeaway 'queued out the door'
A Derry mum opens her third Mexican takeaway in Coleraine.
Belfast Telegraph'We're all having to make difficult decisions': Co Down wetland conservation site announces restructure plans
Castle Espie wetland conservationists say they face difficult decisions after decades under the Wildfowl and Wetland Trust.
Belfast Telegraph'It's a space to share personal experiences... and we're open to everyone': How Belfast Death Café allows for open discussion on mortality and grief
Founders of a space for sharing grief and death say they wanted to talk about the deeper things.
Belfast TelegraphReview of unused oxygen generator maintenance 'ongoing' as Trust prepares for sweeping cuts
A review of unused oxygen generator maintenance is ongoing, with about £634,000 spent on units never used.
Belfast TelegraphDonaldson still in Maghaberry hospital as old home goes up for sale
Jeffrey Donaldson remains in Maghaberry hospital as his old home goes up for sale.